ERC

ERC may refer to:

Acronyms and abbreviations

*Component ERA - a baseball statistic
*easily-recognizable code in the NANP area codes (telephony)
*Electronics Research Center at NASA
*ERC (software) - software module written in Emacs Lisp that provides IRC functionality
*Emergency Rescue Committee - organization established in the US immediately following the German occupation of France
*Employee Relocation Council, known more commonly as Worldwide ERC
*ERC (organization) Northeast Ohio organization providing human resources and workplace programs, practices, training and consulting.
*Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya - political party in Catalonia
*ERMC (cable system) - an overland telecommunications cable system linking Asia to Europe via Russia
*Ethics Resource Center
*European Referendum Campaign - campaign fighting for referenda on European treaties.
*European Research Council - EU funding body for science
*European Resuscitation Council - European Interdisciplinary Council for Resuscitation Medicine and Emergency Medical Care.
*European Rugby Cup - organisation that runs the Heineken Cup
*Edmund Rice Camps - charitable organisation that provides camping opportunities for disadvantaged children and families.
*ERC is the shorthand form of Eleanor Roosevelt College, part of the six-college system in the University of California, San Diego.
*Education and Research Consortium
*Extrachromosomal rDNA circles are circular, self-replicating pieces of rDNA in the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae. They have been suggested to be the cause of aging in that organism.
*Error Recovery Control, an error handling feature built into some Seagate enterprise-level hard drives for use in RAID environments.
* Earnings response coefficient, the estimated relationship between equity returns and the unexpected portion of (i.e., new information in) companies' earnings announcements.

People

*Erc of Dalriada was a 5th century Irish king.
*Saint Erc was an Irish bishop who also worked in Cornwall.
*Erc mac Cairpri is a legendary Irish king.