The conference will review the role of the SET Plan as the technological pillar of the EU energy policy, including its achievements over the last decade.
Under the main topic 'the role of science in a post fact society', the European Parliament opens its doors to the JRC's flagship Science Meets Parliaments initiative
The conference provides a platform to present and discuss Member States’ experiences and general observations of the Integrated Administration and Control System (IACS), including developments in shared management.
Under the main topic "the role of science in a post fact society" the European Parliament opens its doors to Science Meets Parliaments - a flagship initiative of the JRC, organised in collaboration with the European Parliament’s Science and Technology Options Assessment(STOA) panel.
The day will also include an exploration of the role of regions in evidence-informed policy-making, an opportunity for young scientists to challenge MEPs and a discussion on the importance of art and science for innovation in industry.
The event is now fully-booked, but you can follow the livestream on the event page from 14:00 this Tuesday.
The JRC will mark the 60th anniversary of the signing of the EURATOM Treaty with a celebration dedicated to the Treaty’s achievements, particularly to the role and benefits of EURATOM supporting research, safety and safeguarding the peaceful use of nuclear energy in Europe.
The JRC and the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) organise this international conference to define the state of the art for quantitative measurement of food and nutrition security.
The fourth Neutron Resonance Analysis School is intended to provide an overview to the measurement and analysis techniques associated with neutron induced reactions alongside the nuclear theory governing these reactions.
The main aim of the workshop is to present the status and discuss progress of the European Atlas of Natural Radiation. There will also be a special session on radon and geology.
To address the challenges faced by the European railway industry with a focus on passenger experience, innovation and security, the Joint Research Centre (JRC), together with the European Standardisation Organisations CEN and CENELEC organise a workshop on “Railways of the future".
The output of the event will allow adjustment of standardization priorities and implementation roadmaps.
The 25th anniversary of the MARS Crop Monitoring and Yield Forecasting Bulletins conference is an occasion to highlight the broader role of agricultural monitoring systems, how monitoring underpins production forecasts, and how they contribute to market transparency from a regional to global context.
This year's forum will emphasise the different challenges related to, and perspectives of, energy security, transportation development, clean connectivity issues and financing opportunities. Commissioner Navracsics will open Thursday's proceedings and the JRC will host a plenary session on the Danube Reference Data Service Infrastructure.
This training offers a hands-on reflection on the theoretical and regulatory basis as well as methods of citizen engagement. It aims at any practitioners that work at the interface of science, society and policy.
On the occasion of its tenth anniversary, CONCORDi 2017 aims to present and discuss both theoretical and empirical contributions relevant to corporate R&D, innovation and technological advancement.The Conference will be structured in plenary sessions (with interventions by invited speakers and round-table panelists), parallel sessions (with presenters selected following the call for papers) and posters sessions.There will be no conference registration fee.
The biennial European Conference on Corporate R&D and Innovation proposes a 3 days programme networking with researchers from nearly 30 universities and technological institutes from across the world: Europe, North and South America.
Open, inclusive and consistent data are needed for assessing humanity’s impact on the planet, access to resources, and exposure to risk. New knowledge is needed in order to translate these new data into actionable information to support decision making by governments, organizations and individuals.
The 9th International Summer School on Nuclear Decommissioning and Waste Management will take place from 11 - 15 September 2017 at the Joint Research Centre (JRC) in Ispra, Italy.
We aim at helping researchers have more impact and policymakers use evidence for policy solutions. The thematic topic of the 2017 Summer School is migration and demographic changes – a key strategic area for the future of Europe. Applications are open for • Policymakers from EU countries and Bosnia, FYR Macedonia, Kosovo and Montenegro • Researchers from Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, and Slovenia
The Infrastructure for Spatial Information in the European Community ", better known as INSPIRE, celebrates this year the 10th anniversary of its entry into force.
