Rosa Melo Félix completed her Ph.D. in Transport Systems in 2019 at the University of Lisbon - Instituto Superior Técnico (MIT Portugal program), holds a Bachelor's (2010) and a Master's (2012) degree in Territory and Urban Planning Engineering by the Technical University of Lisbon - Instituto Superior Técnico. She was a Visiting Scholar at Portland State University in 2017/18. She is currently a Postdoc Researcher at Instituto Superior Técnico (CERIS) and member of the U-Shift laboratory, in the Transportation Research Group of the same Research Center. Rosa was a Principal Investigator in an international project, and has developed work in multiple R&D and consultancy projects with both municipalities and industry, such as the Municipality of Lisbon and the Department for Transportation of Lisbon Metro. Having taken part in drafting the Bicycle Mobility Plan of the Municipality of Loulé, Rosa also led the integration of Portugal into the EuroVelo As an urban cycling mobility researcher, Rosa has been working since 2012 in cycling mobility, transport engineering and transport planning, behavior change, social and economic impacts of transportation and shared mobility, and refined methods for transportation data collection and reproducibility. Rosa is skilled in GIS, modern GIS, transport modeling, and R software, while exploring web mapping. Rosa has published 8 articles in relevant journals in the Transportation field, 2 books sections, has organized 5 academic events, and co-supervised 3 MSc dissertations. In Google Scholar, she reports an h-index of 7, with more than 250 citations. Further, she participated in dozens of international conferences, and authored a significant number of reports. Rosa has co-organized two hackathons, two advanced training workshops, and teaches a yearly course on the planning of cycling networks for governmental technicians. In 2021, she was a keynote speaker and scientific committee board member for the Velo-City 2021 International Conference. In 2022, Rosa was invited to participate at the International Transport Forum round table on Walking and Cycling, and in 2023, she took part at the international seminar on Modelling Pedestrians at the MIT. She has given multiple interviews for newspapers, magazines and podcasts, at both national and international level, where she has had the opportunity to present the findings from her research to a broader audience. Having been a cycling activist in Lisbon since 2011, Rosa is a member and project coordinator of a community bicycle workshop and has often been a guest speaker on lectures and round tables intended for the general public and civil society at large.