How do you see the future of electromobility, smart electricity grids and homes?

Interested in nuclear energy safety?

Look around to see how fuel cells and electrolysers are tested.

When a major natural event occurs, emergency teams need rapid, reliable and complete information to take operational decisions.

At the JRC Ispra ECVAM laboratory we investigate and promote non-animal methods for biomedical research and toxicology.

EU scientists ensure that European citizens have access to battery products that are highly efficient, affordable, safe, sustainable, recyclable and globally competitive.

JRC scientists research the effect of earthquakes on buildings and building materials.

EU scientists research the factors influencing the cost effectiveness of solar technologies. 

JRC scientists perform tests to determine the amount of key pollutants from the exhaust emissions that may pose a risk to human health and the environment.  

Discover how EU scientists characterise different types of water to examine if it contains chemicals released by human activities.