Tim Schütz
I am a social scientist studying PFAS contamination, environmental data infrastructures, and the public life of science and technology. My research examines how environmental data becomes evidence and public knowledge, how infrastructures shape relations among experts, institutions, and affected communities, and how complex environmental problems are governed under conditions of uncertainty.
I am currently a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellow at the IT University of Copenhagen’s Center for Climate IT, where I study PFAS in Denmark in collaboration with scientists at the Danish PFAS Research and Delivery Center.