Matina Loukea is a Psychologist of the University of Athens, with a Master Degree in Science, Technology, Society - Science and Technology Studies and PhD Candidate on Autonomous Road Transport Vehicles in Transition: Governing Transition Pathways and Inclusive Sociotechnical Change. She works as an Associated Researcher in the Hellenic Institute of Transport since 2010 and she is Head of the Laboratory on Touristic Services for Special Groups. She has extensive experience in managing and contributing to European and national projects, with a focus on the social dimensions of mobility. Core areas of expertise include user acceptance and behavioral aspects in transport—particularly in the context of Connected, Cooperative, and Automated Mobility (CCAM)—as well as accessibility in both transport and tourism. Actively involved in initiatives that promote training and employability within the mobility sector, with a particular emphasis on emerging competencies and labour market needs. Complementing this work is a strong academic and professional background in sociology, gender, and equality studies, applied to the context of transport innovation and advancing inclusive, user-centric, and socially responsible approaches in sustainable mobility systems.