Team.

Working together across disciplines and cities to shape better youth mobility.

Daniela Arias-Molinares

Eindhoven University of Technology

Coordination Lead / Project Manager

Dr. Ir. Dena Kasraian

Eindhoven University of Technology

Project Manager / Coordination Support

Magdalena Buchberger

POINT&

Communication Lead

Lina Mosshammer

POINT&

Community Lead / Living Lab Salzburg

Ursula Witzmann-Müller

UWM.Mobilität

Living Lab Salzburg

Michael Schwifcz

City of Salzburg

Living Lab Salzburg

Josef Reithofer

City of Salzburg

Living Lab Salzburg

Dr. Eleanor Ratcliffe

University of Surrey

Living Lab Guildford

Laurence Duffort

CAUE

Living Lab Paris

Camille Hugbart

CAUE

Living Lab Paris

Côme Grémaud

CAUE

Living Lab Paris

Prof. Dr. Panos Mavros

Télécom Paris

Living Lab Paris

Dr. Marilina Pellegrini

Télécom Paris

Living Lab Paris

Prof. Dr. Stéphane Safin

Télécom Paris

Living Lab Paris

Eleoner Genest

CNRS

Living Lab Paris

Béatrice Cahour

CNRS

Living Lab Paris

Jessica Zengaffinen

FHNW

Research Partner

Dr. Michael Van Eggermond

FHNW

Research Partner

Prof. Dr. Dorothea Schaffner

FHNW

Research Partner

Amna Azeem

PLUS – Universität Salzburg

Research Partner

Dr. Martin Loidl

PLUS – Universität Salzburg

Research Partner

Gamez Dane

Eindhoven University of Technology

Research Partner

Grant Waters

Tranquil City

Research Partner

Tanja Wagner

POINT&

Communication


The Consortium.


Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) develops behavioral and data-driven approaches to co-create inclusive, child-friendly urban mobility solutions.

University of Surrey explores how urban environments affect young people’s wellbeing, behaviour, and inclusion.

Tranquil City provides digital tools and data to assess environmental quality and urban wellbeing.

CAUE Paris engages young people in participatory urban design and supports inclusive mobility initiatives.


POINT& co-creates and tests inclusive mobility solutions with cities, schools, and communities.



UWM.Mobilität supports participatory mobility development and youth-focused co-creation processes.

Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz (FHNW) researches behaviour, safety, and sustainable transport to support evidence-based mobility solutions.

Télécom Paris combines design, behavioural science, and co-creation to improve urban mobility experiences.

University of Salzburg (PLUS) analyzes spatial mobility data to understand patterns and support sustainable transport planning.



City of Salzburg acts as a Living Lab, enabling real-world testing and implementation of mobility solutions.

Kings College Guildford involves students in co-creation and testing of mobility solutions in real-world contexts.

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