ICRA-CERCA researcher Jelena Radjenovic was one of the prominent voices at the “Tomorrow Future” conference, organized by the Generalitat de Catalunya with the aim of discussing the key trends that will influence the future of Catalan society.

Radjenovic participated in a dialogue dedicated to green transformation and climate change adaptation , together with María Dolores González, consultant at H2CAT, the hydrogen network of Catalonia. This session addressed urgent environmental challenges and the role of innovation in preserving and recovering the environment. Radjenovic shared his perspectives on the opportunities offered by new technologies in water management, underlining the importance of investing in research and technology to achieve sustainable and resilient adaptation to climate impacts.

This edition of “Demà Futur”, organized in collaboration with Future Days, was structured around three central themes: data, technology and use of information. The ultimate goal was to improve the quality of life and contribute to the adaptation of Catalan society to global challenges, including the fight against climate change.