Katerina Moschopoulou is a Junior Project Manager at Rhoé, with a background in surveying engineering, GIS analysis, and urban planning. Within AntifragiCity, she supports project coordination while contributing to the development of tools that bridge research and real-world urban mobility challenges.

Her work connects technical expertise with practical application, ensuring that the project’s solutions are not only well designed but also usable and relevant to cities and stakeholders.

“I’m really excited about the next phases, when cities, citizens, and researchers will come together and use the tools that we’re developing for them. Being able to test scenarios and see how policy, infrastructure, and user behaviour interact under different conditions will be really valuable.”

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About AntifragiCity

AntifragiCity is a Horizon Europe project rethinking urban mobility across Europe. Through collaboration among 13 partners across 8 countries, the project designs mobility systems that don’t just recover from disruption but adapt, improve, and grow stronger because of it. By combining technology, social science, and real-world testing, AntifragiCity is building a roadmap for sustainable, inclusive, and antifragile mobility systems.

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