Rebecca Hueting (F) holds a Master Degree in Architecture obtained in 2016 with a project thesis proposing an intermodal cableway hub for the city of L’Aquila. Deeply interested in mobility, spatial dynamics and human interaction with the environment. In 2015, she attended the 120hrs course for “Coordinators for safety and health matters” (Council Directive 92/57/EEC). Soon after graduation in March 2016, she followed the Master course in Ergonomics and Human Factors organised by SIE (Società Italiana di Ergonomia) to further develop universal and human-centred design skills. In May 2017 she joined Deep Blue, where she supports the scientific dissemination of European Projects. She has been involved in several projects dealing with user-centred mobility, optimization of transport and security  (H2020, SESAR) such as IMPACT, MOTO, Mobility4EU, Hermeneut. Main tasks were related to the development of innovative products to support the dissemination of scientific results: 3D and VR (Virtual Reality) to demonstrate scenarios, interactive and gamified tools and motion graphics to raise awareness on projects’ results. She is currently involved in the RENAISSANCE H2020 project concerning sustainable renewable energy communities and INDIMO H2020 project about inclusive digital mobility. Her growing expertise is focused on dissemination at all levels, coordination and support to the organization of events, stakeholder engagement and public relations.