News release / March 24, 2026
Capturing the NEXUS: A Global Photo Contest Connecting Art, Science and Society
How can photography capture the connection between art, science, and society?FESTAS 2026 invites photographers worldwide to explore this question through its newly launched International Photo Contest, organised in conjunction with our final event! As part of the Festival of Art & Science (FESTAS…
News release / December 19, 2025
The HuT Climate Stories: Ten Regions, One Shared Challenge
The HuT is proud to announce the release of its Climate Stories, a collection of narratives from ten European regions from coastal cities and river deltas to mountain valleys and northern harbours—where local actors describe how they navigate climate uncertainty in practice.
News release / November 25, 2024
The HuT Annual Meeting 2024 – A Platform for Progress and Future Plans
Gerzensee played host to the HuT Annual Meeting 2024, bringing together project partners, experts, and stakeholders for three days of dynamic discussions, progress updates, and strategic planning.
News release / October 15, 2024
An operational IoT-based slope stability forecast using a digital twin
The paper investigates the combined use of real-time hydrological monitoring, publicly available meteorological data and hydrological and geotechnical numerical modelling, to develop data-driven models to forecast the stability of a slope
News release / September 18, 2024
The HuT launches its first Factsheet on Early Warning Services
Designing early warning services
News release / June 25, 2024
The HuT at CERIS Annual Event 2024
The discussions highlighted the importance of both local and international cooperation in building disaster-resilient societies.
News release / June 25, 2024
Highlights from the 3rd International Conference on Natural Hazards and Risks in a Changing World
he 3rd International Conference on Natural Hazards and Risks in a Changing World, hosted in Amsterdam, brought together experts and scholars from around the globe to address compound and multi-hazard risks. A notable session featured significant contributions from The Hut’s own Maryam Rokhidek and project coordinator Michele Calvello.
