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The JRC conducts research into various aspects of education policy, focusing on the development of competences and factors linked to the digital transition.

May 22 2018

Scientific support to the education package

Creating a European Education Area by 2025: Second package of initiatives aims to reinforce the cultural dimension of the European Union and bolstering youth participation.

The workshop was attended by some 70 experts from 22 countries and several international and national organisations.

May 18 2018

JRC hosts EU-US counter nuclear smuggling workshop

On 15-17 May, experts from 22 countries and several international organisations gathered at JRC Karlsruhe for the 2018 Counter Nuclear Smuggling (CNS) Workshop.

The JRC PREDICT report provides latest statistics on ICT sector and its R&D investment

May 18 2018

Latest statistics on ICT sector and its R&D investment available

The European Commission's Joint Research Centre has published the latest Prospective Insights on R&D in ICT (PREDICT) Key Facts report.

Europe on the move: Commission completes its agenda for safe, clean and connected mobility

May 17 2018

Scientific support to the third "Europe on the Move" package

On 17 May 2018 the European Commission introduced a package of measures addressing transport safety, connected and automated mobility, and clean mobility.

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