Latest news
A new report published by the JRC identifies 18 product groups with significant potential for sustainable design improvements.
Climate change is making wildfires more common, dangerous, and difficult to fight.
New Atlas analyses urban and population patterns from 1975 to 2030.
But debunking is slightly more effective.
What we do
Our science and knowledge activities clustered into 33 portfolios that support the 6 Commission priorities for 2019-24.
JRC Publications Repository: Science-for-Policy reports, articles, technical reports and other scientific outputs.
Technology transfer, innovation and knowledge management. Access to our research infrastructures, scientific tools and trainings.
Worldwide partnerships, international collaborations and scientific networks. Find out about vacancies and opportunities to work with us.
When policymakers create laws that affect millions of Europeans, how can they be confident that these laws will help people live better and safely? What source of information can they rely on? Who can they trust?
Scientists of the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC) carry out research in various fields to provide independent advice to EU policymakers and put science at the heart of European policies.
We are working every day to make European policies grounded in science.
In focus
