July 2026

HiDALGO2 team expands our understanding of how modern hardware and software innovations can optimise large-scale environmental simulations and AI-driven workflows. D3.6 deliverable: Innovative HPC Technologies and Benchmarking, currently under review by the EC, builds on our previous evaluations, as described in our previous reports D3.4 and D3.5  and focuses on state-of-the-art architectures from the world’s leading […]

Sediment and material transport are fundamental drivers of river ecosystem health, coastal stability, and the structural integrity of hydraulic infrastructure. Yet, simulating these movements with high precision, especially when factoring in rapid environmental changes, has historically been a monumental computational challenge. As part of the HiDALGO2 project, the Material Transport in Water (MTW) pilot is

Last Wednesday marked the successful conclusion of our intensive 2-day In-Person Project Plenary Meeting! A big thank you to Zoltán Horvárth and the Széchenyi István University (SZE) for being such incredible hosts and bringing the consortium together in Győr, Hungary. Over the two days (June 30 – July 1), led by our coordinator Marcin Lawenda,

The Repro-HPC Workshop concluded on Friday 26th, 2026, and the HiDALGO2 project was there co-organising and presenting our last paper. The participants shared insights and presented cutting-edge research on one of the industry’s most pressing challenges: the reproducibility crisis. Representing the University of Strasbourg (Unistra), Javier Cladellas presented our newly published paper: “Layered Reproducibility for