ND2016 is the primary conference for the advancement of nuclear data in the interest of both science and technology, jointly organised by the JRC, the Nuclear Energy Agency and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
To develop the necessary skills for improving practices in better integrating evidence into policy-making, the European and African Union Commissions together with the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) are organising a highly participatory evidence and policy event.
The Summer School will give a comprehensive overview of satellite navigation, including the architecture of a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS), its signals , the processing of GNSS measurements in a receiver and, finally, the determination of the Position Navigation Time (PNT) solution.
EU PVSEC is now one of the premiere PV conferences globally, attracting over 1000 papers and about 3000 participants each year.
This event will bring together policy makers, analysts and researchers from the EU institutions, European and international organisations, think tanks and academia to launch the European Commission's Knowledge Centre on Migration and Demography.
Energy is the most popular priority selected in smart specialisation strategies across Europe, with over two thirds of all EU regions choosing at least one energy-related priority. This event will showcase specific advancements of smart specialisation in the area of energy.
This workshop will consider the challenges and opportunities presented by Intellectual Property trading and Intellectual Property based finance. It will host a variety of keynote speakers with experience in patent, copyright and IP markets, and it will bring together representatives of IP trading and finance initiatives.
The course focuses on nuclear fuels and is open to interested (post-) graduate students of academic/research institutions of the European Union (EU). It is organised within the framework of the EURATOM FP7 GENTLE project.
The conference attracts participants from a wide-ranging background: researchers, engineers, technologists, standards organisations, financial institutions, policy makers and decision makers. The Technical Programme is coordinated by the JRC.
The JRC opens the doors of its Ispra site in northern Italy under the theme of 'Making Sense of Science'. Registrations are open.
The 9th Plenary Meeting of the European Technology Transfer Offices (TTO) Circle is organised in collaboration with Tecnalia.
The JRC and the College of Europe invite financial and fiscal experts, researchers and policy-makers to discuss potential tools and methods in support of policy responses for building social fairness while implementing necessary structural reforms. The Forum will focus on two topics: the social dimension of taxation and the financing of inclusive growth within the European Union.
This event will bring together policy-makers, analysts and researchers from the European Commission, international organisations, think tanks and academia, to discuss the role of quantitative evaluation of policy impacts in the European policy process.
Transport Research Arena 2016 is a biennial conference dedicated to efficient and sustainable mobility of people and goods. It gathers researches, policy-makers and industry to work together on challenges and opportunities in the sector.
InnoGrid2020+ has become the not-to-be-missed EU event on innovation in electricity networks. This year's edition focuses on “Digital Energy”.
Big Data from Space refers to the massive spatio-temporal Earth and Space observation data collected by space-borne and ground-based sensors. Co-organised with the European Space Agency (ESA) and the European Union Satellite Centre (SatCen), the conference brings together users, researchers and engineers.
The European Commission, Hungary and Japan mark cooperation milestones in nuclear safeguards activity at an event organised by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
In the run-up to the 2016 Nuclear Security Summit, to be held in Washington DC on 31 March and 1st April, the JRC and the US Department of Energy (DoE) are co-organising a workshop focusing on the relationship between law enforcement investigations and the technical toolsets that may be applied to support a nuclear smuggling investigation.
COSINUS is a simulation exercise that promotes the exchange of good practices amongst international organisations and provides a platform for testing communication among both front line officers and national authorities.
The workshop is part of JRC activities on promoting public participation in the implementation of energy policies. It is addressed to industry, regulators, academia, consultants, NGOs and any other organisation representing citizens.
