Ivana Paulusová

I am a PhD student at the Division of Transport and Systems Analysis at KTH Royal Institute of Technology. My research focuses on active mobility and accessibility planning, with a particular interest in how people perceive cycling accessibility. Within the Bike2Green project, I have examined how people in Stockholm perceive bikeability, what their cycling needs are, and how accessibility can be improved to support more inclusive and sustainable cycling practices. By combining behavioural and spatial data, I aim to develop methods that capture both the objective and perceived dimensions of cycling accessibility, contributing to more equitable and human-centred mobility planning.

I hold a joint master’s degree in Sustainable Urban Mobility Transitions from Eindhoven University of Technology and KTH, and an undergraduate degree in Economics and Environmental Studies from the University of Edinburgh.