The Journées Doctorales en Hydrologie Urbaine (JDHU) 2026 will take place at the Campus de la Transition, located in Forges (Seine-et-Marne), approximately one hour from Paris.

Located at the Domaine de Forges, an 18th-century château surrounded by 12 hectares of meadows, orchards, and woodland, the Campus de la Transition is an eco-site dedicated to education, research, and experimentation on ecological, economic, and social transitions. It brings together researchers, students, and practitioners to develop interdisciplinary approaches addressing major environmental challenges.

The campus offers a unique immersive experience, combining academic activities, collective living, and practical experimentation around low-carbon and sustainable lifestyles. This setting provides an ideal environment for scientific discussions and collaborative reflection among participants.

Accommodation will be available directly on the campus, in recently renovated shared rooms organized into alcoves to ensure comfort and privacy. Meals are vegetarian, organic, local, and seasonal, prepared on site using vegetables from the campus garden or sourced from local producers. The estate also offers a unique natural environment, including a vegetable garden, orchards, and wooded areas, providing opportunities for informal exchanges between participants and contributing to a convivial atmosphere throughout the conference.