EYCGEC 2025
Rijeka / September 9, 2025
The European Young Geotechnical Engineers Conference has been running since the 1980s, following an idea initiated by Professor Atkinson at City University, London. The event brings together small groups of delegates, PhD and Master’s students, as well as early-career professionals under the age of 35, who are working in academia or industry in the field of geotechnical engineering. The goal is to foster connections among young researchers, exchange experiences, and showcase emerging contributions to the discipline.
Within this context, the HuT Project’s presentation stands out as an example of how new technologies are reshaping geotechnical practices.
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Cover photo credit: Eugenia Sol
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Press releases / July 30, 2026
Strengthening disaster warnings and scaling up nature-based solutions in Europe: The Hut Policy Briefs
Drawing on research from Iceland, Italy, Switzerland, the UK, Spain, Germany and Lithuania, the briefs show how public engagement and co-creation can make early warning systems more trusted and inclusive, and set out concrete policy options from technical manuals to cross-sectoral coordination units for moving nature-based solutions from isolated pilots to systematic, large-scale practice.
Project Update / April 14, 2026
New HuT Factsheet Out Now: Using Serious Games to Promote Risk Awareness
How can we make complex topics like geo-hydrological risk easier to understand, especially for younger audiences?
News release / March 24, 2026
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