Isabella Waldorf

MCube:

• What fascinates you about the Munich Innovation Powerhouse?
  • Strong partners from science, society and industry come together in Munich. Together, we can shape the mobility of tomorrow.
• What key challenge do you see for the future of mobility in general?
  • How can we use technologies in such a way that they create added value for society and the environment?
• What perspective or expertise do you bring to MCube, which project are you leading or which topic do you exemplify?
  • I manage the RefuMoLab_Garching project and am interested in how we can rethink employee mobility.
• "For me, MCube means..."
  • The space to try things out and make things possible together.

Curriculum vitae: Isabella studied political science with a focus on technology in Munich, Amsterdam and Vancouver and has been a research assistant at the Chair of Transport Technology since 2023. Her work there focuses on how incentives can be set for sustainable employee mobility.