ALT Cover image of the report: Storm Goretti: A qualitative investigation of rual emergency preparedness, response and recovery. The BR-UK logo is in the top right with two images in the centre of the sea.

ALT Promotional image advertising the BR-UK commissioning fund which has £50,000 available for ECR led projects. Full details at www.br-uk.ac.uk.

ALT Promotional graphic from Behavioural Research UK announcing that the Commissioning Fund is now open. Funding of up to £50,000 full economic costs is available for early career researchers developing behavioural research on environment and sustainability. Applications should address one of two themes: integrating knowledge across data, disciplines and sectors; or explaining variation in the effectiveness of behavioural interventions across different contexts. Applications from researchers in the UK's devolved nations and collaborative proposals involving academia, government, the third sector and industry are encouraged. Application deadline: 11 September 2026. Further information is available at www.br-uk.ac.uk via the QR code.

ALT Here's the alternative text for this image: **Short alt text:** > Post Doctoral Research Assistant position available at TRL (The Future of Transport). Apply via QR code. Presented in partnership with Behavioural Research UK. **Longer descriptive version (for accessibility):** > A job advertisement graphic for a Post Doctoral Research Assistant position. The TRL (The Future of Transport) logo appears in the top left in orange and grey. A teal circular shape in the top right contains the text "Position Available" in white bold font. Large bold black text reads "POST DOCTORAL" on a white background, transitioning into a teal section where "RESEARCH ASSISTANT" is displayed in large outlined letters. A QR code appears in the bottom right corner alongside the Behavioural Research UK logo and name.

ALT Promotional image for a webinar on May 26th at 11.30am (BST). The logo of the behavioural research UK leadership hub is above text which reads: Webinar: statement on the use of AI. Below this, photos of the six speakers and their names are shown (Right-to-Left on the screen: Professor Liam Delaney, London School of Economics; Professor Susan Michie, University College London; Dr Amy Rodger, University of Edinburgh; Dr Mareike Schomerus, Busara; Professor Robert West, University College London and Dr Maggie Yang, University College London). A QR code to link to the registration page is in the bottom right.

ALT The image is a poster for Behavioural Research UK's upcoming events, featuring details of six events with dates, times, and descriptions. At the top, it reads "UPCOMING EVENTS" with a link: "www.br-uk.ac.uk Events & Webinars." The ethics of conducting behavioural research Webinar: April 14th, 1pm Ethical principles in practice. Public Engagement in Research and Policy Training: April 15th, 1pm Enhance public engagement skills. Systematic Reviews and Beyond Methods Seminar: April 27th, 2pm Evolving evidence synthesis. Equality, Diversity, Inclusion & Intersectionality Training: May 13th, 1pm Design effective engagement. Statement on use of AI in behavioural research Webinar: May 26th, 11.30am Responsible AI use. Knowledge Mobilisation Training: June 10th, 1pm Mobilising research knowledge. At the bottom, there's a logo and text promoting more information and bookings. The design features a geometric background with teal and blue tones.

ALT Picture title: Today's Speaker with the logo of BR-UK on the left of the screen. Below are six individuals: Dr Julze Alejandre, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Edinburgh; Professor Pedro Bordalo Professor of Financial Economics, University of Oxford; Professor Lucie Byrne Davis, Professor of Health Psychology, University of Manchester; Dr Nia Coupe, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Manchester; Scott Dickinson, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, UCL & LSE; Professor Thomas Webb, Professor of Psychology, University of Sheffield