Heatwaves are now everyday disasters – governments need to do more to protect people
Shiv Yucel discusses how heatwaves are a growing global threat to human health, wellbeing and livelihood. They are not going away, so what needs to be done.
Anna Plyushteva gave a guest lecture at Plovdiv University in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. The lecture explored political, cultural, and social dimensions of urban public transport, with a particular focus on recent protests over the quality of bus transport which took place in Plovdiv in March 2026.
Valentina Montoya Robledo and union leader Perxides María Roa Borja share the real life-life story of their collaboration behind hit drama series Maria la Caprichosa.
Between September and November 2025, the JusTIS project team held three introductory workshops in Bengaluru, Delhi and Kolkata, bringing together over 130 stakeholders from workers unions, civil society, and academia.
New research from the Transport Studies Unit has been cited in a major new House of Lords report reviewing the Autism Act 2009. The report sets out key recommendations for shaping the UK’s next autism strategy, ahead of the expiry of the current strategy in July 2026.
At this years RGS-IBG Annual International Conference, Yi Fan Liu, one of TSU 's DPhil students, won the PGR Prize for Best Postgraduate Presentation. Read her short blog post.