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The National Research Council (NRC) is the Government of Canada's premier organization for research and development. We have been active since 1916.
In this section, you will find more information about how NRC is organized, where we are located across Canada, our mandate, recent success stories and links to corporate publications.
We have also compiled a number of lesser-known facts about our organization, including a list of other organizations that have grown out of NRC over the years. We trust that you will find these facts informative and impressive.
Job Opportunities
Are you looking for a career in a dynamic and innovative research and development organization with access to superior equipment, facilities, and expertise? Explore the opportunities available at NRC.
Corporate Overview
NRC is the Government of Canada's leading resource for research, development and technology-based innovation. NRC comprises some 20 institutes and national programs, spanning a wide variety of disciplines and offering a broad array of services.
Corporate Branches Directory
Each corporate branch of NRC specializes in a different aspect of business operations, guiding the organization's major initiatives and enabling effective and efficient management of NRC resources.
Technology Clusters
NRC plays a leading, dynamic role in many Canadian communities, helping to increase their capacity in key technology fields through jointly developed innovation strategies.
Multimedia
Browse a selection of NRC resources that demonstrate science at work for Canada.
NRC @ 90
For more than 90 years, NRC has helped turn ideas and knowledge into new products, processes and services that have enhanced the lives of Canadians.
NRC Awards
NRC's awards and fellowships recognize remarkable accomplishments by exceptional scientists and innovators.
Corporate Publications
Browse our corporate reports and publications to learn more about the accomplishments, performance, plans and priorities of NRC.
Audit
NRC conducts audits of its institutes, branches, programs and initiatives to evaluate the effectiveness of NRC's risk management, control and governance.
Evaluation
NRC conducts evaluations of its institutes, programs and initiatives to assess their relevance, success and cost-effectiveness.
