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New reference method for safe exposure.
A deep dive into workers’ participation in digital skills training? Findings and implications for policy.
Analysis of patented biotechnology inventions worldwide shows how the EU positions itself compared to the US and China.
Conflict, political instability and violence have contributed to increased risk. Unchecked climate change will exacerbate the risk of humanitarian crises.
JRC supports European Environment Agency mapping climate risks the EU must prepare for - financial risks are a particular concern.
In the 21st century, most newly created jobs were for women, who also benefited more from occupational upgrading. Despite progress, gender gaps in employment and job quality persist.
Zooming in on areas as small as 1x1 km, a new atlas provides data on energy demand and looks into energy scenarios until 2050.
What gender inequalities need to be addressed to achieve a just energy transition? Find out in a new JRC report.
Ten upcoming free trade agreements (FTA) will diversify trade sources, thus improve the resilience of EU food supply chains.
Severe and prolonged drought events have affected Europe for more than two years and northern Africa for six years, causing water shortages and hampering vegetation growth.
Photovoltaic (PV) on roof and water bodies, and along roads and railways could push EU total installed capacity over 1 TWp.
Discover what it is like to be a scientist where research and policy combine.
JRC's analysis and scientific evidence fed into the impact assessment accompanying the Commission’s communication on the recommended target.
Mapping the network and investment needed to transport CO2 for storage and use.
The platform helps to take advantage of available EU funds and support initiatives for rural areas of the European Union.
By 2070, the number of individuals requiring long-term care in the population over 50 years old, is foreseen to be 21% higher than in 2020.
The number of people living with a cancer diagnosis is increasing in the EU, partly due to an ageing population.
A new report aims to help cities, regions and EU countries advance in placed-based transformation towards fair green and digital transitions.
Combined actions such as reduced waste export and increased separate waste collection could more than double the amount of recycled plastic in the EU.
Policy makers, primary producers, consumers and businesses got together to imagine the bioeconomy of the future. The policy recommendations are now out.