About us
In a changing climate and society, water storage systems play a key role in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. The BERLIN project aims to understand and model how human decision-making shapes the dynamics of water systems. By integrating observational data, Machine Learning, and social sciences, BERLIN develops innovative behavioral models to assess climate-related risks and support evidence-based, local adaptation strategies across diverse climate change hotspots.
Project concept
BERLIN is organised in a modular workflow with three inter-connected pillars:

Latest news and events

BERLIN welcomes two Postdoctoral Researchers
The BERLIN project is excited to welcome Dr. Tolulope Odunola and Dr. Davide Spinelli, who joined the team between January and February 2026. Their work[…]

BERLIN welcomes two Post-Doc researchers
The BERLIN project is excited to welcome Dr. Paolo Bonetti and Dr. Serena Tagliacozzo, who joined the team between December 2025 and January 2026. Their[…]

BERLIN welcomes two new PhD students
The BERLIN project is excited to welcome Suwen Jin and Lujayn Al-Khasawneh, who joined the team in November 2025 as PhD students. Their work will[…]

This project is funded by Fondo Italiano per la Scienza
FIS-2023-01421-BERLIN — CUP D53C25000810001
