Past events

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Friday 11 September

Webinar: Preparing transport for tomorrow – Data-driven decisions in an uncertain climate

Join our webinar with guest panellists Myles Smith (UK Dept for Transport), and Dan Clarke (Greater Cambridgeshire Partnership), for a discussion on challenges around uncertainty and utilising data for evidence-based decision-making in transport.

8-9 September 2026

DARe Researcher Conference 2026

Join DARe for an engaging two-day event tailored to researchers and practitioners in transport, featuring a presentations from sector organisations including DfT, National Highways, Northumberland County Council, WSP, BSI, Walk Wheel Cycle Trust, and Voi Technology.

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Thursday 3 September

Workshop – Transport Ontologies: State of the Nation

Join TransiT and DARe for an in person workshop exploring the current landscape of transport ontologies.

Wednesday 26 August

Enhancing wildfire and multi-hazard resilience of UK Rail Networks

A workshop to enhance understanding of the 2026 'wildfire wave', interactions between hazards (e.g. wildfire/windstorms) and potential Green Infrastructure Interventions for railways (e.g. trackside trees, vegetation in cuttings/embankments).

Tuesday 23 June

DARe Cambridgeshire case study workshop: Multi-stakeholder decision-making

This workshop, hosted by the DARe Cambridge team, will focus on multi-stakeholder decision-making, bringing together local and regional stakeholders.

Thursday 4 June

Workshop: Modelling Climate, Behaviour, and Health in Changing Urban Systems – Challenges and Opportunities

Joint UBD Policy and DARe workshop for experts in climate science, transport, environmental exposures, and health modelling to examine the threats a changing climate poses to infrastructure and communities, their effects on behaviour, exposures, and health, and how methods need to adapt to changing times.

Wednesday 25 February

Conference: Integrating Carbon into Infrastructure Procurement

Collaboratively hosted by the ICE NE Climate Action Group and DARe, this event aims to showcase best practices for integrating carbon into infrastructure procurement, identify and develop strategies to address regional barriers, and share actionable outcomes to drive sustainable procurement policies.

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Friday 5 December

Webinar: Resilient transport networks – supporting emergency services in a changing climate

How can we strengthen and adapt UK transport infrastructure to enable rapid, coordinated responses from emergency services, highway authorities, and local partners during extreme weather disruptions?

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Thursday 20 November

Webinar: Smarter Maintenance Planning with Lifecycle Insights – From Data to Decisions

How can lifecycle insights support maintenance planning — from identifying early deterioration and predicting future performance, to optimising intervention timing and prioritising actions?

Thursday 17 July

Webinar: Deterioration in infrastructure – strategies for ageing transport assets

Transport infrastructure is vulnerable to deterioration under cyclic vehicle and weather-driven loading. How can we build better understanding of this material degradation, in order to predict future capacity and remaining service life?

Thursday 26 June

Co-creation Workshop: Transport Challenges in Cambridgeshire

Co-creation Workshop focussed on the Cambridgeshire case study the DARe Hub is developing

9-11 June 2025

DARe Researcher Conference 2025

A three day conference consisting of presentations, skills workshops, and networking for researchers involved in decarbonised, adaptable and resilient transport.

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