Event co-organized by the JRC and the Committee of the Regions. For the event, a visual identity was created and applied to signage, online and offline communication, digital elements, and a poster exhibition (in the Committee of the Regions building) created by different member states. Photographic coverage of the event was provided for social media and other media outlets.

“Science meets Regions” (SMR) originated in 2016, in the wake of a series of high level “Science meets Parliament” events organised by the JRC. It was soon realised that a thriving science for policy ecosystem at EU level requires an equally solid evidence-informed framework at local and regional level, where policies are actually implemented.

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The JRC's Annual Report gives an account of the activities, accomplishments and resources related to the JRC’s work carried out in 2022. As well as an overview of scientific achievements and activities, the report also includes corporate initiatives. The Annual Report features a balanced structure in two parts. The 1st covers a selected few key areas of activities and the 2nd gives examples of concrete science-for-policy achievements contributing to the Commission priorities — taking the reader through the activities of the year and giving insight on the strategic dimension of the JRC's work. The Annual Report also features a short section which provides insights into the organic evolution of the JRC over the past few years.

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The new visual identity for the Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission, which provides independent, evidence-based knowledge to support EU policies, avoids the use of logos per the Commission’s visual communication guidelines. Instead, it relies on compositional structures with various graphic elements and visual norms. The identity draws on the JRC's motto, "Science for Policy," representing science through circles, a historically common element in scientific imagery, and policy through the European flag’s stars. The symbol, not a logo, features the 12 stars transformed into circles of different sizes to evoke continuous scientific activity, complemented by a gradient background and the Light variant of the EC Square typeface.

More about JRC →here (Youtube)

A Handbook for national, regional and local authorities on why and how to engage with the European Commission Science and Knowledge Service. For this project, we worked with clear concepts represented by symbols created specifically for the project and a color code. It was necessary to work while considering text space because the project had to be translated into all the languages of the member states.

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Identity for the internal communication of the Megatrends Lectures series. Creation of posters, signage, and digital communication.

Some examples of work done for digital media, including internal communication and social media campaigns.

• #EUwomen4future campaign →here →here →here (x.com)

• Science communication beyond tomorrow II project →here →here

Part of the pictogram collection created for the concepts developed by the Joint Research Centre.

Event co-organized by the European Commission and the European Parliament (Brussels). A global communication project that involved creating the identity of the event "Science meets Parliament," designing an interactive exhibition, and providing photo and video coverage of the event for live use on social media.

Video →here (Youtube)

Visual identity, communication, and photographic coverage for the 'Science for the City' event co-organized by the Joint Research Centre and the City of Amsterdam. It was attended by nine city representatives, network organizations and DG Research and Innovation (RTD) and DG for Regional and Urban policy (REGIO). The meeting was a follow-up of the ‘Science for the City’ Roundtable in February 201, organised and hosted by DGR&I, JRC and the City of Amsterdam.

Visual identity for the Association of Spaniards in European Institutions.

Some examples of photographic coverage carried out at European Commission events