Timo Bühler

Master of Arts (MA) in Science-Technology-Society

Bachelor's degree programme in Sociology (paused)

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Business Information Management

A-levels

Coordinator of the 'Environment & Climate Hub'

Details: www.umwelt.univie.ac.at/en

Founder at betterNet e.U.

Details: www.betternet.rocks

Researcher in the project 'Cyber-Physical Intensive Care Medical System for Covid-19' (ICU4Covid)

Details: www.sts.univie.ac.at/en/research/current-research-projects/icu4covid/

Finance, Website & IT

Details: www.climatewalk.eu

Teaching Assistant for 'Theory and History of Science'

Teaching Assistant for 'Basics of Social Science Methodology'

Social Media Editor

Employee & Shift Supervisor

Social Media Manager for Events & Data Analyst

Web & Social Media Manager

Corporate Citizenship Initiatives Assistant

Web & Social Media Manager

Lecturer for 'Science-Technology-Society'

Lecturer for 'Technological Innovations and their Social and Environmental Impacts'

The idea of technological innovation as the driver for wealth, well-being, and progress as well as the solution for social challenges has prevailed within the last decades in both business and politics. At the same time, we are currently witnessing rising inequalities in terms of access to technologies; we are confronted with a growing polarization between and within societies across the globe; and we are experiencing the devastating effects of climate change. To shed a light on the interconnectedness of technological innovations and their social as well as environmental implications, this course will zoom in on five topical case studies: Autonomous driving, artificial intelligence, brain-computer-interfaces, drones, and (anti?)social networks.

Rooted in the interdisciplinary field of Science and Technology Studies (STS), this course will enable its participants to understand the complex interlockings between technological innovations, societal developments, and environmental effects. By bringing together concepts, methods, and insights from STS with topical examples, this course aims to sensitize its participants for the diverse challenges that future global decision makers need to consider beyond questions of established management practices. To do so, this course will provide necessary topical inputs, examine various perspectives on current global challenges, and foster discussion among the participants.

Lecturer for 'Technology Assessment'

This lecture focuses on the topic and method of "technology assessment". Based on specific case studies I want to enable students to think about the implications of new technologies for societies.

Lecturer for 'Society and Information Technology'

This lecture deals with the intersection of society and information technology. Based on the Actor-Network-Theory and the idea of Co-Production students learn about the challenges that are topical in this area (ethical, social and political questions). Different foci topics are set every semester: Big Data, Algorithms, Self-Driving Cars and Technological Impact Assessment.