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Science and Policy: What's on the EU's agenda? - June 2019
The June 2019 issue of DG JRC's special monthly briefing addressed to the scientific community is now available.
The "Science and Policy: What's on the EU's agenda?" gives an overview on the activities of the European Institutions, takes stock of the most important scientific conferences and meetings with significant policy implications and, against this background, also presents the most recent news and highlights about DG Joint Research Centre.
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