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:
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BERLIN members are part of the CROSS-CASCADE COST Action
Sandra Ricart and Serena Tagliacozzo are members of CROSS-CASCADE (COST Action CA24163 – Modelling Cross-Sectoral Cascading Climate Impacts on Europe to Design Coherent Policy Responses),[…]
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[…]
This project is funded by Fondo Italiano per la Scienza
FIS-2023-01421-BERLIN — CUP D53C25000810001
