Dr Edoardo Borgomeo

Dr Edoardo Borgomeo is a University Associate Professor in Water Engineering at the University of Cambridge, Department of Civil Engineering. His research interests include hydrology, water resources, climate change adaptation, and international development. He teaches courses such as ESD950: Water management for development under climate change and 3D5: Water Engineering. Dr Borgomeo's work focuses on sustainable water resources management and planning, with an emphasis on water policy in low- and middle-income countries.

Edoardo Borgomeo is a researcher in the Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge, focusing on Water Resources, Climate Risk Management, and Resilient Infrastructure. His work explores the intersection of water security, climate change adaptation, and sustainable development, with an emphasis on risk-based planning and uncertainty management. Borgomeo's research includes assessing water system vulnerabilities to hydrological drought, evaluating the impacts of climate change on water resources, and developing frameworks for resilient infrastructure. He has contributed to global analyses of water security in regions such as the Middle East and North Africa, and has examined the role of water in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. His publications highlight the importance of integrating epistemic uncertainties into natural hazard risk assessments and promoting adaptive strategies for water management.