Tino Schneidewind

Tino Schneidewind

PhD student in Climate Science at the University of Bern and Oeschger Centre for Climate Change Research. Researching past and future climate change impacts on quality of life.

passionate about having a future and working on a sustainable one, spending time in the mountains, climbing, cycling, hiking, skiing, dog dad, vegetarian, frugal and efficient.

*368ppm. he|him

Scientific presentations


08/2026Schneidewind et al. Lifetime loss attributable to temperature and climate change, poster at Beat The Heat 2026, Bern, Switzerland.
07/2026Schneidewind et al. The temperature-related loss of lifetime attributable to climate change, Flash Talk at ISEE26, Munich, Germany.
05/2026Schneidewind et al. The temperature-related loss of lifetime attributable to climate change, invited speaker at press conference at EGU26 (Youtube), Vienna, Austria.
05/2026Schneidewind et al. The temperature-related loss of lifetime attributable to climate change, talk in the Population health in a changing climate session at EGU26, Vienna, Austria.
04/2026Schneidewind et al. Do young people lose more lifetime to climate change?, poster at Swiss Global Change Day 2026, Bern, Switzerland.
10/2025Schneidewind et al. Do foehn winds affect human health?, poster at ENBEL - connecting health and climate change, Tallinn, Estonia.
06/2025Schneidewind et al. The risk of hospitalization associated with foehn winds and heat in the mountainous region of Switzerland, talk at DACH 2025 - Meteorology Conference and Climate in Focus, Bern, Switzerland.
04/2025Schneidewind et al. Foehn Winds and Heat - The risk of hospitalization associated with foehn winds and heat in the mountainous region of Switzerland, poster at the Swiss Global Change Day 2025, Bern, Switzerland.