Our New Paper Explores Governance and Resilience in Ageing Metro Systems

Our new open-access paper, “Governance transitions in underground infrastructure: Coordinating resilience enhancement of ageing metro systems”, has been published in Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology. The study introduces a lifecycle-informed, tripartite evolutionary game framework to examine how governments, infrastructure operators and the public collectively shape …

Inventing the Resilient Cities of the Future

The Centre for Global Infrastructure Resilience (GIROS) at UCL brought together researchers, practitioners and collaborators for a stimulating discussion on the future of cities and infrastructure. The event welcomed Professor Sir Alan Wilson, Professor Michael Batty and Dr Anastasiya Yurchyshyna, with discussions covering artificial intelligence, …

Registration Now Open: First PORTAL Hybrid Workshop at UCL

Building Resilience in Port-City Systems: From Threat-Agnostic Thinking to Practical Action The workshop will explore how threat-agnostic resilience thinking can be translated into practical approaches for strengthening complex port-city systems. Event details Those wishing to attend are invited to register in advance.

New Paper Introduces Sustained Resilience

A new Perspective from the MetaInfrastructure team, titled “Sustained resilience as a unifying property of cities and the built environment”, has been published in npj Urban Sustainability, part of Nature Portfolio. Led by Professor Stergios-Aristoteles Mitoulis and developed with Nadiia Kopiika, Roberta Di Bari and …

BridgeUkraine Featured in Royal Society Report

The Royal Society has published its report on the UK–Ukraine ResearchBridge, featuring BridgeUkraine.org as its first project showcase. BridgeUkraine promotes a vision of reconstruction that goes beyond restoring what was lost. By connecting research, innovation, skills development, institutional partnerships and practical implementation, the initiative aims …

STRONGER Horizon Europe success

STRONGER Horizon Europe success We are delighted to announce that STRONGER – Strengthening Infrastructure Resilience through EU–Ukraine Research Collaboration has been selected for €1.5 million in funding under the Horizon Europe WIDERA Twinning Programme. Starting in 2027, the three-year project will strengthen EU–Ukraine collaboration in …