The JRC provides evidence-based knowledge to support EU policies and positively impact society Science you can trustWhen policy makers create laws that affect millions of Europeans, what can they rely on? Who can they trust?From science to policyThe Joint Research Centre is the science and knowledge service of the European Commission. We put independent science at the heart of EU policymaking. In focusMeet Julia, one of our experts working on migration and asylum, and related evidence, trends and forecast.Use our Nanobiotech lab to study related health products, micro-nanoplastics and advanced nanomaterials.Explore the latest data and analysis on migration, and how we translate complex evidence into useful insights for policy. Our work Scientific activities by areaFrom AI to quantum; from climate to competitiveness, we work on all areas of EU policy.Scientific tools and databasesThe JRC offers over 60 scientific tools and databases.LaboratoriesThe JRC has over 50 laboratories and testing facilities.JRC Publications RepositoryFind all JRC reports and studies. The JRC in numbers 3000+open-access data sets100+models used1/3new initiatives supported (average)70%staff engaged in research Latest news 21 January 2026Rooftop solar could meet 40% of EU’s long-term electricity demand4 min read22 December 2025The 2025 EU Industrial R&D Investment Scoreboard3 min read18 December 20252025 Atlas of Migration: insights on global trends and conflict displacement 1 min readSee all news Research updatesLatest scientific developmentsSee all updates >The JRC explainsDeep dives on the science behind key topicsSee all explainers > Latest publicationsOur publications are available on the JRC Publications RepositoryReport26 January 2026Study on the destruction of unsold productsReport26 January 2026Final preliminary report on the revision of the EU Ecolabel criteria for indoor and outdoor paints and varnishesReport26 January 2026The Risk Management Plan Challenge: A Serious Game on Water Reuse GovernanceMagazine26 January 2026Assessment of Historical and Future Mean and Extreme Precipitation Over Sub-Saharan Africa Using NEX-GDDP-CMIP6: Part II—Future ChangesSee all our publications Upcoming events27Jan2026Conferences and summitsStronger Data for Stronger Futures10-12Feb2026Training and workshopsStrategic autonomy, socio-technological transitions and local cohesion | Winter school 12Feb2026Training and workshopsBiomedical models hub for evidence-based decisionsSee all events Follow the JRC on social mediaeu_scienceEU Science, Research and Innovation@EU_ScienceHub @EUScienceHub EU Science, Research & InnovationEU Science Hub - Joint Research CentreOther social networks
Meet Julia, one of our experts working on migration and asylum, and related evidence, trends and forecast.
Use our Nanobiotech lab to study related health products, micro-nanoplastics and advanced nanomaterials.
Explore the latest data and analysis on migration, and how we translate complex evidence into useful insights for policy.
Scientific activities by areaFrom AI to quantum; from climate to competitiveness, we work on all areas of EU policy.
18 December 20252025 Atlas of Migration: insights on global trends and conflict displacement 1 min read
Report26 January 2026Final preliminary report on the revision of the EU Ecolabel criteria for indoor and outdoor paints and varnishes
Magazine26 January 2026Assessment of Historical and Future Mean and Extreme Precipitation Over Sub-Saharan Africa Using NEX-GDDP-CMIP6: Part II—Future Changes
10-12Feb2026Training and workshopsStrategic autonomy, socio-technological transitions and local cohesion | Winter school
