We are delighted to invite you to the 20th Hydrological Modelling Workshop (HYDMOD 2025) organized by the German Hydrological Society (DHG) and hosted by the GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences in Potsdam. The workshop will take place from 21 to 23 July 2025 on the Telegrafenberg, Building H, bringing together early-career scientists to connect and explore new perspectives.
Workshop Summary:
Aligned with this year’s theme “Water without Borders: Exploring the Links between Hydrology and Hydrogeology” - we aim to bridge the gap between these two fields by addressing pressing challenges such as climate change, socio-hydrology, and pollution. The workshop will feature keynote talks by experts, interactive discussions, poster sessions, and an excursion to Berlin. Beyond the scientific exchange, we emphasize networking and career development, with insights from the GFZ Career Center and personal career journeys shared by our keynote speakers.
Participants are kindly requested to present their research in poster sessions to promote lively discussions and the exchange of new ideas. The workshop is designed to be interactive, with ample opportunities for collaboration and networking during group work, shared meals, and informal gatherings.
Event Details:
Application deadline: Friday, 6 June 2025
Registration: Please indicate your interest in attending by sending your name, e-mail address, institution, and research topic to hydmod25@gfz.de.
No participation fee
Maximum attendees: Please note that we can only host a limited number of participants (26). In case of more applicants, the selection criteria are diversity of institution and research fields, as well as gender balance.
Notification of acceptance: By 13 June 2025
We warmly invite early-career scientists with a water-related background to join us for this engaging and interdisciplinary exchange. Further information can be found on our workshop website (https://hydmod25.github.io/) or in the flyer attached to this e-mail.
We look forward to welcoming you to Potsdam!
Best regards,
HYDMOD 2025 Organizing Team
Leonard Grabow, Li Han, Tim Schöne, Yamile Villafani, Philipp Bautz
E-mail: hydmod25@gfz.de
Hosted by:
GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences
Supported by:
Geo.X, GCI GmbH, TAUW GmbH
