At the JRC Ispra ECVAM laboratory we investigate and promote non-animal methods for biomedical research and toxicology.
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The Reference Material Production laboratory in Geel encompasses competencies, methods and instrumentation for reference material production and development.
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How can we be sure of the quality and authenticity of our spices and prevent fraud on expensive spices such as saffron or powders that can be more easily falsified?
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Did you know that airborne radon, a radioactive gas, is the largest source of natural radiation? Its particles are the second most common cause of lung cancer after smoking.
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The Joint Research Centre developed reference materials to ensure that coronavirus tests do not produce a false negative result for someone who is infected with COVID-19.
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Discover the spray, developed by the JRC and used by Belgian police to train specialist dogs at airports.
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Pesticides are widely used in European agriculture but some can negatively affect human and ecosystem health. Certified Reference Materials are used to guarantee food safety.
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The Joint Research Centre's Food Contact Materials laboratory in Ispra, Italy tests a wide range of materials that come in contact with our food for safe chemical leaching.
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The nucleic acids analysis laboratory of the Joint Research Centre in Geel, Belgium, is equipped with state-of-the-art instrumentation for conducting research in genomics.
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The Directorate provides scientific and technical support for the protection of European citizens in the areas of food, consumer products, chemicals and public health.