15 speakers · 4 keynotes · 1 host
The people behind the programme
Hydrologists, agronomists, grid engineers, epidemiologists, city officials and founders: fifteen people who work on adaptation every day, from Accra to the Baltic.
Keynote speakers
Four keynotes open the summit
Each morning on Tuesday and Wednesday starts in the Plenary Hall with two keynotes, and all four return for the closing plenary on Thursday.
Speakers and panellists
Ten more voices from research, cities and industry
They lead the four parallel tracks, sit on the data and finance panels and run Thursday's workshops.
Dr Priya Raman
Head of Climate Risk Modelling, Monsoon Analytics
Dr Tomasz Nowak
Grid Resilience Engineer, Baltic Power Research
Dr Amelia Hart
Epidemiologist, Heat and Health, Institute for Climate and Health
Sofia Marchetti
Chief Resilience Officer, Delta Metropolitan Authority
Dr Jonas Weber
Catastrophe Risk Scientist, Alpine Re
Dr Mei Lin Zhou
Remote Sensing Scientist, Orbital Earth Observatory
Dr Samuel Okoro
Hydrologist, Niger Basin Water Institute
Elena Ruiz
Founder and CEO, Cooling Commons
Dr Fatima Al-Sayed
Water Reuse Researcher, Gulf Water Research Centre
Prof. Marcus Lindqvist
Professor of Plant Genetics, Boreal Seed Research Station
Your host for three days
Hannah Becker keeps the conversation moving
Hannah is a science journalist and the host of Climate Desk, a weekly podcast and newsletter on climate science and policy. At Stagioni she chairs the panels, runs the fireside conversation on Wednesday and leads Thursday's workshop on writing for decision-makers.
Speak at Stagioni
Bring your own research to Rotterdam
An independent programme
Talks are chosen by an independent programme committee of researchers, city officials and engineers, chaired by Prof. Ingrid Vos. Partners do not buy speaking slots.
Present a poster
Submit a 300-word abstract by 1 March 2027 for one of 120 poster places. Twelve early-career researchers will also give lightning talks in the Plenary Hall.
30% off for presenters
Speakers and poster presenters register at 30% off any pass. Twenty travel grants are open to early-career researchers from low- and middle-income countries.
Registration is open
Join us in Rotterdam
8–10 June 2027 at Havenlab. Early-bird rates until 15 March: Student €195, Institutional €495, Full €895 (excl. VAT).