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A new JRC report analyses 47 risks and calls for anticipatory governance.
New JRC site in Seville will fully embody the New European Bauhaus principles.
Energy efficiency and renewables could cut bills and improve quality of life for millions in the EU.
Two certified reference materials produced by the JRC - titanium dioxide and barium sulfate powders - will support the implementation of the European Commission’s Recommendation on the definition of 'nanomaterial' in regulatory contexts.
As EU reliance on biomass is expected to increase, regeneration must guide EU biomass policies.
Drought affecting large regions in Europe is expected to worsen and expand further in summer.
The related Ecodesign and Energy Labelling Regulations could save EUR 20 billion for consumers by 2030.
The 2025 Covenant of Mayors guidebook helps local authorities reduce greenhouse gas emissions, adapt to climate impacts and address energy poverty at community level.
Updated analysis on EU funds for Europe's digital transition.
Exploring the recent evolutions in generative AI and considerations for policy responses.
A JRC analysis investigates projections of the EU workforce between 2021 and 2070 considering three aspects: women’s participation, skills matching job market demand and varying assumptions about migration.
Cutting-edge research in navigation, security, quantum sensors, and more will benefit.
A new material from the JRC will help laboratories better measure microplastic pollution in water.
Better communication is essential to counter misconceptions, biases and lack of accurate information.
The academy is a key action under the European Water Resilience Strategy.
EU blue economy employs almost 5 million people and generates nearly EUR 890 billion in turnover.
Improved data collection and delivering on policy are essential for the future of EU biodiversity.
Digital tools and laboratory data will improve decision-making for nuclear industry and regulators.
All countries benefit from spillovers and some highly integrated EU economies even double the impact of their RRF allocation via spillover effects.
A new, JRC-developed control material will support labs worldwide to compare medical tests for coeliac disease and improve the accuracy of diagnosis.