The JRC explains

An overview of European use of tobacco and smoke-free products, the associated costs and health outcomes. 

An innovative AI tool is being deployed with high efficiency gains in video surveillance reviews performed by Euratom nuclear safeguards.

The Joint Research Centre (JRC) plays a key role in shaping EU policy to make products more sustainable by providing scientific support and technical input.

AI policymaking in the EU evolved through three main phases, and this evolution has been reflected in the scientific research. 

The concept embraces mutual learning, understanding, trust and solidarity, co-creation of solutions, and bridging gaps and inequalities among different generations.   

Products must comply with many technical, environmental, and roadworthiness requirements in both markets for automotive trade to work.

The potential is vast: AI can be used to detect the spread of disinformation, as well as to create and further its dissemination.

Harmful pathogens and toxic microorganisms are on the rise in Europe’s increasingly warmer waters.

Recent incidents in the Baltic Sea have exposed the vulnerability of these networks to damage and disruption.