Johanna Raudsepp

Johanna Raudsepp is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Iceland Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Her focus is on sustainability in the urban environment, investigating how mobility and other behaviours contribute to climate change and overall quality of life. She works in Dr. Jukka Heinonen's research lab.

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