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).
DARe team members presented their research at the ICRS 2026 conference held at Delft University of Technology, spanning topics including the DARe Integrated Modelling Platform, enhancing transport system resilience, and assessing the robustness of the urban transport-energy nexus.
DARe research on an integrated modelling framework, part of DARe’s Integrated Modelling Platform, was presented at the 105th Transport Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.
In November, the DARe Hub attended the UKRI Building a Green Future (BaGF) Project Conference, which brought together project teams from across the UKRI portfolio.
Dr Kristina Wolf shares her thoughts and reflections after attending COP30 in Belém, Brazil. COP30 hosted the first-ever Transport Pavilion, which finally gave transport a dedicated platform in the climate dialogue.
Dr Si Chen shares her reflections on the ISGT 2025 Conference, including insights, and key takeaways on transport and energy.
DARe team members received the Best Paper Award at the MATSim User Meeting 2025 for work on simulating extreme rainfall impacts on transport.
Following her attendance at the 20th Modelling World conference in Manchester, Dr Yimeng Liu shares key takeaways from the event.
Committed to aiding capacity building and development across the transport sector, DARe hosted a Researcher Conference that brought together over 80 attendees across 27 institutions.
DARe researchers David Alvarez Castro, Matt Burke, and Yimeng Liu share their thoughts and experience of the UTSG Conference in Dublin, which brought together academics working across all areas of transport
Kristina Wolf recounts highlights from her trip to collect a prestigious award for her PhD and attend the EuroSDR delegates meeting.
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