Members of the Resilient HydroTwin project team recently participated in the International Climate Resilience Conference (iCARE), held at LMU Munich, Germany, from 26–29 October 2025.
During the event, the team contributed to discussions on the importance of applying complexity science and integrating behavioral dynamics into digital twins to enhance the resilience of complex socio-technical systems.
The conference provided a valuable opportunity to exchange ideas with researchers and practitioners working on climate resilience, modeling, and digital innovation, reinforcing the project’s commitment to advancing robust and adaptive digital twin frameworks for resilient water and infrastructure systems.