The Geneva Reseach Collaboration (GRC) is a non-profit organization located in Geneva.The Executive Director of GRC is Dr. Allan Din and the President of the International Scientific Advisory Board is Prof. Michel Maignan, representing the Banque Cantonale de Genève.

Geneva Research Collaboration has the main objective of establishing an international and creative research framework for developing and disseminating new mathematical and physical models in natural and social sciences, in general, and in environmental and economic sciences and information systems, in particular.

A succinct statement of the research perspective of GRC is given in the following quotation extracted from the memorandum signed by several well-known personalities and drafted on the occasion of Nobel Laureate Ilya Prigogine's jubilee lecture organized jointly by CERN and GRC in January 2002:

When posing the question of the future of science, one should not forget that we are only at the beginning of the adventure. We are witnessing the emergence of a science which is not limited to simplistic situations but which is directly confronted with the complexity of the real world." In these terms, Ilya Prigogine was introducing the reader of the book "La fin des certitudes" to his novel description of the interaction between mathematics and physics in the development of our ideas on nature.