Researchers from DARe's community presented 8 papers at the inaugural ICE Resilient Transport Conference in Manchester, September 2026, where nearly 200 people came together for knowledge exchange across academia, industry, and government.
Dr Omar Hamza, lead of the DARe Flex Fund project 'Economic Impact of Proactive Adaptation vs Reaction Inaction in UK Rail Infrastructure', has presented findings from the project at two major international transport conferences.Â
DARe took part in Active Travel England’s Making Active Places Conference 2026, in Manchester, where Dr Alistair Ford shared some of the Hub's work and discussed how we can ensure that the networks on which active journeys rely are resilient to future climate extremes.
Building on the success of last year’s event, over 80 researchers, industry professionals, policymakers, and stakeholders from across the transport sector came together for the second DARe Researcher Conference.
The DARe Hub is pleased to announce the successful applicants of its DARe Impact Fellowships, awarded through the third Flexible Fund Call.
The DARe Hub announces the successful projects from its third Flexible Fund competition, for three topics which were co-created with National Highways, Network Rail and HS2 Ltd.
DARe team members played a prominent role at the AUM 2026 symposium, through sponsorship, session leadership, and presenting different aspects of the Hub's research, showcasing the breadth of expertise across the team.
The Hub took part in the Local Council Roads Innovation Group (LCRIG) Innovation and Learning Festival 2026, collaborating with National Highways to deliver a session on the DARe Transport Performance & Risk Analysis Framework (TPRAF).
Stakeholders and DARe team members in Cambridge came together for a case study workshop on multi-stakeholder decision-making for transport climate resilience. The workshop took place during a heatwave, emphasising the urgent need to adapt infrastructure to extreme weather.
The first cohort of projects supported through DARe’s Flexible Funding scheme successfully completed, marking an important milestone for the programme.
DARe is delighted to announce the launch of its third Flexible Funding Call, opening up new opportunities for UK academics to work with DARe and its stakeholders to help shape the future of adaptable and climate resilient transport infrastructure.
DARe took part in an event focussing on Climate Adaptation in Local Transport, where Hub Co-Director Professor Schooling gave an overview of the innovative DARe Transport Performance & Risk Analysis Framework (TPRAF).
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