The JRC headquarters, situated in Brussels-Belgium, host the office of director-general, who is responsible for the overall scientific, technical and financial management of the JRC.
Geel is one of the six scientific sites of the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre. Since 1962, the JRC facility in Geel brings together multi-disciplinary expertise for developing new measurement methods and tools such as reference materials.
The Karlsruhe site is the core of JRC research for nuclear safety and security. However, some other related research programmes are also carried out at the JRC sites in Belgium (Geel), the Netherlands (Petten) and Italy (Ispra).
The JRC facility in Petten brings together multi-disciplinary expertise for providing European policy support and technology innovation related to several areas
The JRC site in Seville works closely with sister services of the European Commission to provide socio-economic and techno-economic support of EU policies.
