This workshop brings together the Smart Specialisation worldwide community to learn from experience and explore possible cooperation between the participating institutions.
The EU PVSEC is the largest international Conference for Photovoltaic research, technologies and applications, and at the same time a top international PV Industry Exhibition.
INSPIRE's annual conference will focus on the users, with the goal of benefiting our society and the economy through collaboration.
This European Learning Initiatives for Nuclear Decommissioning and Environmental Remediation (ELINDER) specific course focuses on the know-how for preparing decommissioning activities.
In a world flooded with information making sense of and communicating knowledge, or evidence, is highly challenging.
Evidence-informed policymaking needs advocates and skilled practitioners.
The summer school aims to help researchers to have more impact and policymakers to use evidence for policy solutions.
The workshop will focus on the tools and approaches to inform the policymaking process through evidence.
Please apply by 17 May, outlining your motivation and why you think this training will help you in your current job.
In a world flooded with information, making sense of and communicating knowledge and evidence is highly challenging.
Evidence-informed policymaking needs advocates and skilled practitioners.
The summer school aims to help researchers to have more impact and policymakers to use evidence for policy solutions.
Are you a researcher or science enthusiast and do you like photography?
Take part in our photo contest #GreenLabEU and show us how green your lab is. The winning picture will be displayed at our ARTEFACTS exhibition at the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin.
After 11 days of intense activities, the 12th edition of the ESA/JRC International Summer School on Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) has come to a successful end.
Co-organised by the European Space Agency (ESA), the JRC and many international partners, the school is one of the main training events on GNSS. This year, 52 students from 24 countries attended from as far afield as the US, Australia and Mauritius.
The event provides specialised training and has a direct impact on the GNSS market - 27 of the participants came from industry and many attendees will start a successful career on GNSS.
In addition to the co-organisation of the event, the JRC contributed to the school with lectures, labs and hands-on activities. Continuous support was provided to the students, who worked in teams to develop a GNSS project.
The ELINDER 'Decommissioning Summer School' is addressed to undergraduate students in the area of engineering, science and technology.
The JRC will be present at the EuroScience Open Forum (ESOF) in Toulouse with an exciting programme combining science talks, workshops, TED type talks and Pecha Kucha presentations.
This event will explore the support mechanisms required for innovations to grow and scale up in South Eastern Europe and develop bankable projects.
This event will explore how to address challenges of current and future traffic management, how connectivity and automation can support an enhanced traffic management in the future and options for a future enhanced traffic management: centralised vs. decentralised.
This summer school will elucidate the techniques used in Global Sensitivity Analysis. The programme will start from the first principles and will guide the students through the full range of recommended practices with exercises and application examples.
Representatives of policy, industry and science will discuss the latest advances in the field of traffic management.
The STC gives advice on all nuclear-related matters, based on the Articles 4, 7 and 8 of the Treaty, dealing respectively with research, training and the Joint Research Centre.
This workshop addresses the growing gap between scientists and EU citizens when it comes to understanding the science behind- and the relevance of- energy, climate, and transport to our everyday lives.
Exploring new challenges of policymaking and future-oriented frames and methods to respond to them is the aim of the Joint Research Centre (JRC) Future-oriented Technology Analysis (FTA) 2018 conference - Future in the making.
If you are a foresighter, a policymaker, a practitioner, a designer, an academic or a future-thinker we invite you to participate and explore the future.
Exploring new challenges of policymaking and future-oriented frames and methods to respond to them is the aim of the Joint Research Centre (JRC) Future-oriented Technology Analysis (FTA) 2018 conference - Future in the making.
The purpose of the workshop is to bring together technical experts from the Member States and the European Commission to find appropriate solutions and foster innovative developments.
This session of the Latin American Studies Association (LASA) Congress 2018 will present research work emerging from the implementation of smart specialisation in the EU, its adaptation in Latin America, opportunities for cooperation and challenges.
