The INMA Institute has the oldest and most prestigious research activity in the field of agricultural machinery and mechanization technologies in Romania. Its mission is to perform scientific research activities (fundamental and applied), innovation and development in the field of processes, technologies and technical equipment necessary to mechanize and automate the agricultural and food industry processes, at the highest quality level in Europe.

According to its regulation documents, the INFLPR conducts basic and applied research in the field of lasers, interaction of light with matter, plasmas and electron accelerators. INFLPR is involved in a large number of cooperative research projects with research institutions and universities, as well as with industrial partners. Large facilities as electron accelerators, short pulse high intensity lasers and scientific know-how are open to external researchers.

NIRDTP conducts research, development and innovation activities in the field of materials with novel structures and properties, devices, apparatus and equipment based on such materials, new preparation methods and characterisation techniques and non-destructive evaluation, electrical and magnetic separation methods, special materials and devices with applications in engineering, medicine and biotechnology. The Institute owns over 30 patents in the field of magnetic materials and devices and has international collaborations with prestigious institutions and private companies from Austria, Brazil, Canada, Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, India, Israel, Italy, Japan, Spain, Switzerland, the UK and USA.

The National Institute for Materials Physics ( NIMP) Bucharest area of interest is in fundamental and applied research and development, with particular emphasis in the fields of solid state physics and materials research. NIMP develops as a CENTER OF EXCELLENCE for international cooperation (R&D projects and networks with support for EU, bilateral agreements) and high-level education (PhD, MSc, training courses) and provides a frame for interdisciplinary research in the materials science.

The National Research - Development Institute for Earth Physics carries out scientific research and technological development activities in the field of Earth Physics, in general, and seismology in particular. The scientific research within the institute is structured on three departments / laboratories: Department of Research and Development Innovation in Earth Sciences; National Seismic Network Laboratory; National Data Center Laboratory