At IARCS, we believe that knowledge, collaboration, and innovation are the foundations of a resilient future. Our News section keeps you connected to the latest developments, research, and opportunities in resilience. From international conferences to pioneering projects, discover how IARCS and its members are driving progress toward safer, smarter, and more sustainable cities and structures.

ISRC 2025 (International Conference on Innovative Structure & Resilient City)

September 27–29, 2025 – Nagoya, Japan

The International Conference on Innovative Structure and Resilient City (ISRC) explores the intersection of innovation, technology, and resilience in structural design and urban planning. The event fosters collaboration among engineers, urban designers, and policymakers to promote sustainable and disaster-resilient cities.

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ICRS 2026 (International Conference on Resilient Systems)

March 23–25, 2026 – Delft, Netherlands

Hosted by the 4TU Centre for Resilience Engineering, ICRS 2026 focuses on interdisciplinary approaches to resilience in infrastructure, supply chains, and digital-physical systems. The conference encourages innovative thinking to design systems that can adapt and recover from disruptions efficiently.

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Building Resilience Conference 2025

2025 (Dates TBD) – Washington, D.C., USA

Organized by the U.S. Chamber Foundation, this annual conference brings together government, business, and community leaders to explore best practices in disaster resilience, infrastructure investment, and sustainable urban planning under the theme “The Resilience Reset.”

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World Resilient Recovery Conference (WRRC) 2025

June 3, 2025 – Geneva, Switzerland

Held alongside the UNDRR Global Platform, WRRC 2025 brings together global resilience practitioners, policymakers, and researchers to discuss post-disaster recovery frameworks and strategies to strengthen resilience across nations.

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Resilience Conference 2025 (London, UK)

September 29–30, 2025 – London, United Kingdom

The Resilience Conference unites technology innovators, defence specialists, and policymakers to explore how digital transformation, AI, and security can shape a more resilient society. It serves as a bridge between research, technology, and governance.

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Florida Resilience Conference 2025

September 17–18, 2025 – Orlando, Florida, USA

The Florida Resilience Conference brings together local and regional leaders to discuss coastal adaptation, urban planning, and infrastructure preparedness across the state. It highlights community engagement and local solutions for resilience.

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Midwest Climate Resilience Conference 2025

2025 (Dates TBD) – Minneapolis, USA

This regional forum connects universities, public agencies, and community leaders to advance climate resilience and adaptation strategies across the U.S. Midwest, with sessions on equity, infrastructure, and climate data.

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International Conference on Resilience of Nuclear Installations (RNI) 2025

October 20–24, 2025 – Vienna, Austria

Organized by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), RNI 2025 focuses on strengthening the resilience and safety of nuclear facilities under external hazards, with discussions on design innovation, risk management, and sustainability.

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ICRSCI 2027 (International Conference on Resilience & Sustainability of Civil Infrastructure)

April 22–23, 2027 – New York, USA

ICRSCI 2027 provides a multidisciplinary platform for engineers, researchers, and industry professionals to discuss new techniques, models, and tools for resilient and sustainable civil infrastructure worldwide.

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Future Resilience Forum (FRF)

Annual – London, United Kingdom

The Future Resilience Forum (FRF) is a cross-sector event bringing together global leaders in science, policy, and technology to discuss the future of resilience. It focuses on digital transformation, climate adaptation, and governance frameworks for the next generation of resilient systems.

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