Meet the team: Adelaida Patrasc-Lungu

Get to know the people behind the science at the environmental psychology group!

Adelaida Patrasc-Lungu is a post doc working on the applied research project, HyTROS (Hydrogen Transport, Offshore and Storage), and studying public perceptions and acceptability of hydrogen.

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