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Stefan Dullinger (PI)
 @ Rossboth is an ecologist with a focus on patterns of biodiversity and how they are affected by global environmental change. He is especially interested in mountain floras and their fate under a warming climate. |
Karl Hülber (Senior Scientist)
 is an ecologist focussing on the prediction of species distributions and eco-evolutionary processes governing species‘ ranges. In MicroClim he is co-responsible for parts of WP II (Tasks 5, 6 and 7) based on his experience in experimental approaches in alpine environments, and also involved further tasks and the co-ordination of the project.
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Dietmar Moser (Senior Scientist)
| is an ecologist with a focus on biogeography and particular expertise in Geographical Information Systems. In Microclim he is co-responsible for collecting, managing and analysing geographical data. |
Johannes Wessely (Post-Doc researcher)
 is an ecological modeller focussing on future species distributions under global change. In MicroClim is primarily involved in Tasks 5 and 9 regarding his experience in static as well as dynamic distribution models.
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Kryštof Chytrý (PhD student)
 is a plant ecologist interested especially in community ecology and biogeography. Within MicroClim, he primarily focuses on Tasks 5–7, specifically: collecting data, community-level analyses and species distribution modelling. His participation on MicroClim is a core of his PhD study he is currently doing at the University of Vienna.
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Andreas Gattringer (PhD student)
| is developing spatially explicit population dynamics models and implementing them with a focus on performance. In MICROCLIM his main responsibility is WP II Task 9. |
Norbert Helm (PhD student)
 is a plant ecologist and field botanist with special interest in the alpine and montane flora. In MicroClim he is primarily involved in Tasks 5, 6 and 7 where his focus lies on collecting and analysing plant community data. He is also doing his PhD within the MicroClim project at the University of Vienna.
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