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CIB Café #19 JuCIB – solving large CIB matrices faster (Iain Morrow)

n September 24, 2026, Iain Morrow, a mathematician and modeler, presented his freely available program JuCIB. JuCIB, written in the Julia programming language, combines several programming techniques, thereby enabling the solution of very large and, above all, dense CIB matrices up to 1,000–5,000 times faster than before. This now makes it possible for the first

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“Secure/Safe drinking water supply amid uncertainty and climate change” – ZuWaKo attends the first scenario workshop of the ICaWaR project

On October 6, 2025, the scenario workshop for the ICAWaR project (“Integrated Climate Adaptation of Water Management in the Region”, coordinated by Prof. Melanie Nagel and Prof. Kira Rehfeld, Universität Tübingen) took place at the University’s Geo and Environmental Research Center in Tübingen. The meeting brought together experts from the natural and social sciences, administration,

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CIB Café#16 Janina Moschner on participatory modeling and serious gaming with CIB – at the example of conflicts around irrigation

On October 2, Janina Moschner, MA, from ZIRIUS at University of Stuttgart presented key results of her PhD research in ZuWaKo Module B to the CIB community. She gave insights into the participatory modeling process she carried out with a group of stakeholders in the Heilbronn region on the topic of possible future conflicts around

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Focus on climate adaptation: Water exhibition in Heilbronn addresses challenges and solutions

Local authorities are under increasing pressure to develop effective climate adaptation strategies – particularly when it comes to water, which plays a key role as a resource. It is therefore all the more encouraging to see cities such as Heilbronn actively helping to raise public awareness of these issues.The Heinrich Böll Foundation’s exhibition “Everything flows?!

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Water extremes as a threat to our democracy?  Social resilience in the face of weather and climate challenges

Democracy needs water, water needs democracy. This is the central message we take away from the conference “Water extremes as a threat to our democracy” organized by the Baden-Württemberg State Ministry, the Academy of the Diocese of Rottenburg-Stuttgart and the Baden-Württemberg State Center for Political Education on 21.07.2025. Every intervention in the natural water balance

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7th project meeting At ZIRIUS, University of Stuttgart, 3.-4.7.2025

The researchers of the Ladenburger Kolleg “Future Water Conflicts in Germany” came together for the seventh time – this time at ZIRIUS, the Center for Interdisciplinary Risk and Innovation Research. The meeting marked the transition to the final phase of the project. The focus was on the experiences of the doctoral students with the implementation

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