Research profile
Senior Researcher interested in the links between transport, mobility, health, and society. Paulo’s research has been international, interdisciplinary, and inter-sectoral, with a policy focus and engagement with non-academic stakeholders. Most of my research since 2015. He is interested in the social and health aspects of transport and mobility and the distribution of benefits and costs of transport among different groups and users of different modes.
During his time at MUSA-Lab he worked as a work package leader and member of the steering committee of the EU-funded MOVE2CCAM project, developing a comprehensive impact assessment of autonomous vehicles for passenger and freight transport. This considers socio-economic, health, and environmental aspects and the needs of all individuals (regardless of age, gender, income, and location) and companies (regardless of size and location).
