Carla Mouro is currently an invited Assistant Lecturer at Universidade Lusófona de Lisboa. She was a Contracted Researcher at Iscte - Instituto Universitário de Lisboa from 2018 to 2024. She completed her PhD in Social Psychology in 2011 at Iscte and was a FCT Pos-Doc fellow from 2014 to 2018 at Cis-Iscte. She was co-coordinator of Cis Research Group Psychange - Psychology of Societal Change (2021-2022) and a member of Cis Ethical Committee (2024-2025). Her work is at the interface of social, environmental and applied psychology, focusing on how individuals and communities respond to and enable laws for sustainability, including those regulating biodiversity conservation and climate change adaptation. She develops research on citizens' and workers' involvement in environmental issues, and on how representations, norms and identities are linked to social and environmental risks. In the last 10 years, she has participated as a team member and/or local coordinator in more than 10 research projects, including 1 ERA-NET project, 3 European Commission LIFE Nature projects, 1 FCT national grant project and 2 national contract projects. Her work is published in over 20 articles in scientific journals, mostly on international journals. She has collaborated as ad-hoc reviewer for over 20 scientific journals in the last 5 years. She also lectured in several Masters at Iscte, including the MS in Psychology and Organizational Psychology and the MS in Environmental and Sustainability Social Studies, and has supervised over 30 master thesis.