Making climate action tangible by making climate science accessible.

Cedric is a Master's student at the Faculty of Psychology at the University of Vienna and works on the Climate Dashboard Germany. He sees the climate dashboard as an influential tool that can serve both climate communication and the monitoring of climate policy measures.

Pascal studied physics and engineering in Göttingen and Berlin and has worked as a modeler for various projections related to the German energy transition. He is currently researching global transformation pathways to identify reliable routes to a climate-neutral future. At Klimadashboard, he is responsible for the preparation and validation of climate-relevant data.

Vivien is doing her doctorate in economics at JGU Mainz. She works at the Chair of Applied Statistics and Econometrics and would like to contribute to increasing society's understanding of complex climate and environmental issues through her work on Klimadashboard.de.

Anna-Sofie is studying Philosophy & Microbiology for her Master's degree. She works in the climate policy department of the Austrian Student Union and is involved in FridaysForFuture for climate justice. At the climate dashboard, she is responsible for the social media presence to make data on the climate crisis (emotionally) tangible.

Markus has a Master's degree in Technical Physics and works for a start-up that aims to promote digitally supported learning and teaching in German-speaking schools. He supports the climate dashboard through programming and data processing. He wants to enable everyone to get a comprehensive picture of the climate crisis so that the necessary regional steps can be democratically demanded and implemented.

Adrian is currently completing his master's degree in cognitive biology at the University of Vienna and has been active at Fridays For Future since the beginning of 2019. He searches for new data sets for the climate dashboard and prepares them for visualization.

Christina is a PhD student at the Institute for Computer Graphics at the Johannes Kepler University Linz. She conducts research in the field of interpretability of artificial intelligence. In collaboration with the climate dashboard, she supervises student projects dealing with climate data.

Johanna has a doctorate in the didactics of biology from the University of Vienna. She now works at the Rhineland-Palatinate Competence Center for Climate Change Impacts. In addition to the scientific facts and figures, she also wants to convey what moves society in the climate crisis and sees this as an important key to designing effective climate communication.

Valerie-Sophie is an independent management consultant for transformation processes and supports the climate dashboard on strategic issues. Her aim is to support the communication of the urgency of the issue and the availability of the data needed to cooperatively contain the climate crisis.

Lara works in a start-up that aims to promote the circular economy and help companies become more sustainable. She supports the climate dashboard to raise awareness of the urgent climate and environmental challenges and to provide a comprehensive and clear presentation of relevant data and developments.

David works as a freelance designer and web developer in Vienna, where he implemented the Austrian COVID-19 vaccination dashboard, among other things. He wants to make complex scientific issues tangible and is working on the design and programming of the climate dashboard.

Johannes is a PhD student at the Complexity Science Hub Vienna and creates visualizations and texts for the climate dashboard. He is one of the co-founders of the Fridays For Future movement in Vienna and sees the climate dashboard as an important contribution to a fact-based, public debate on curbing the climate crisis.