Andromachi Mourtzouchou

Andromachi is a Researcher specializing in the social acceptance of new mobility solutions. Working at the Joint Research Centre in Ispra, she explores how people perceive, adopt, and respond to emerging mobility technologies and policies, helping ensure that innovation aligns with real societal needs.

With a background in Humanities and Social Sciences, Andromachi brings a people-first perspective to mobility research. Alongside her work, she is completing her PhD at the University of Cantabria, further strengthening the link between academic research and applied policy insights.

Driven by the belief that technology should serve people, not the other way around, Andromachi focuses on understanding behaviors, perceptions, and values. Her work emphasizes listening, inclusion, and designing solutions that are not only innovative but genuinely beneficial.

As a Greek living abroad, Andromachi is proud of her cultural roots and fascinated by how people from different backgrounds experience the world. Through travel, dance, cooking, and photography, she enjoys exploring diverse cultures and understanding how context shapes human behavior.