Pauline Münch is a science communicator who works with practice-based and transdisciplinary methods of knowledge exchange. At the ZfK, she contributes to public relations, communication strategies, and the development of innovative knowledge exchange formats.

She also holds a position at the Integrative Research Institute for Transformations of Human-Environment Systems (IRI THESys), where she is involved in a range of projects, including the DFG-funded initiative “Past-proofing Infrastructure Futures”, as well as inter and transdisciplinary collaborations that connect art and science around the topic of water. Pauline brings an interdisciplinary background to her work, holding a BA in Psychology from the University of British Columbia and an MSc in Food Security from the University of Edinburgh. Her professional experience spans research institutes, NGOs, podcasts, and other platforms for public engagement. She is always interested in further developing and supporting collaborative and experimental projects and processes on the topic of knowledge exchange.

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