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.
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 co‑hosted a regional conference with the ICE North East Climate Action Group (ICE NE CAG), exploring how net zero carbon objectives can be embedded into infrastructure procurement.
GUEST PIECE: Ben Hawley from Urban Foresight explores how Christmas travel reminds us that successful electrification demands forward planning and systems-level thinking.
Prof Colin Herron, Newcastle University, shares his thoughts after attending the Innovate Zero Emission Heavy Goods Vehicles and Infrastructure Trials 2025.
This paper introduces an innovative approach to the open challenge of how CPPS resilience is evaluated, presenting the use of network motifs and Monte Carlo simulations.
The DARe, TransiT, and ENSIGN research hubs collaboratively hosted a Stakeholder Co-creation Workshop in Edinburgh, focused on the resilience and electrification of freight.
Professor Phil Blythe CBE, DARe Hub Director, attended the launch event for the new Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) North East Climate Action Group (CAG).
The DARe Hub was privileged to join the EPSRC Transport Decarbonisation Large Grant Networking Meeting, hosted September 2024 at the University of Leeds.
David Alvarez Castro from the DARe team shares some of the latest innovations presented at the MATSim User Meeting 2024
Dr Alistair Ford shares his experience of travelling in a low-carbon way for the annual EGU conference, all the way from London to Vienna by train.
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