Event

Natasha Merat to speak at SAFER Breakfast Event during AutoUI 2026

SAFER is pleased to welcome Professor Natasha Merat, one of the world's leading researchers in human factors and automated driving, to a special breakfast event on 24 September in connection with the AutoUI 2026 Conference.

Professor Merat, from the Institute for Transport Studies at the University of Leeds, has played a pivotal role in advancing our understanding of how people interact with automated and connected vehicles. Her research has significantly influenced the development and evaluation of future mobility systems across Europe and beyond.

At the event, Natasha Merat will present:

"Developing and Implementing a Social Readiness Framework for CCAM Large-Scale Demonstrations"

The seminar is hosted and moderated by Azra Habibovic, Scania.

AGENDA

From 08:00 Breakfast and networking

08:30 Seminar starts

09:45 End of seminar

We are grateful for the opportunity to host Natasha Merat and look forward to an inspiring discussion on one of the key challenges for the future deployment of automated mobility systems.