Dear Colleagues,

Welcome to the June newsletter of the EGU Hydrological Sciences Division! This month we're sharing that the IAHS 2025 Scientific Assembly and the 18th International Conference on Sustainable Development are coming up soon! Join an upcoming seminar by AGU featuring recipients of the Precipitation Student Award 2024 and register for the EGU Science for Policy Hangout. Finally, head over to the blog and read some of our newest posts from May and June!

Have a fantastic month!

Alberto Viglione, Division President

Melissa Reidy, & Archita Bhattacharyya, ECS Reps

Upcoming Events and Deadlines

The XII^th Scientific Assembly of the International Association of Hydrological Sciences (IAHS 2025) will be held in Roorkee, India from 5 to10 October 2025. This vital biennial event with sessions put together by IAHS Commissions, Working Groups and the new HELPING Science for Solutions Decade will grants space to share insights on major topics in the hydrological sciences.

The Conference theme is:

"Creating a unified foundation for the Sustainable Development: research, practice and education".

The 2025 Conference will once again provide a forum for the sharing of ideas, presentation of research findings, and discussion of professional issues relevant to Sustainability Science.

On June 25 at 14 UTC (7 AM PDT - 8 AM MDT - 9 AM CDT - 10 AM EDT) Kaidi Peng, 3rd year PhD student (University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA) and Jack Richter, PhD candidate (University of Michigan, USA) will be presenting their work about "Uncertainty Quantification for Deep Learning-based Streamflow Prediction" and "Investigating Atmospheric River Snowfall Properties Using Suborbital Platforms".

Join us on Monday 7^th July to discuss how researchers can more effectively engage with policymaking, get the scoop on upcoming science for policy opportunities, and virtually mingle in a relaxed, informal environment. You’ll be met with people working at the science-policy interface as well as others who may be interested in doing so!

Highlights from the HS Blog

Here are a few practical hints to help you stay ahead in the ever-evolving intersection of ML and hydrology.

To get further insights into this event, we contacted Christophe Lambiel from the University of Lausanne who tells us more about the event.

We are always looking for new contributions from the HS community! If you would like to suggest a topic contact one of the editors!