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Cultural events and festivals can help keep older people connected to their communities so taking their needs into consideration during planning is vital for ensuring events remain accessible

Could the World Cup’s controversial hydration breaks be undermining trust in the science surrounding heat and health as well as annoying supporters?

Despite female sport soaring in popularity, women and girls are still facing too many challenges around a lack of equipment and clothing designed specifically for them.

With the Winter Olympics under way in Italy, how is human factors research making a difference for the athletes competing in freezing temperatures?

Systems thinking could help enhance human performance in elite sport by putting the focus on teams and organisations, as well as individuals.

With the World Cup now under way with a new AI-enabled ball, what are the other innovations and technology that could make a difference in sport?

Research reveals how late-evening sporting fixtures and bright stadium lights can have an effect on both elite athletes and the spectators who follow them

Discover some of the human factors thinking that’s helping to improve performance across sports such as rifle shooting and archery

The recent controversy over the electronic line-calling system at Wimbledon has sparked debate over the role of technology in sport and whether we can put as much faith in it as human officials