As lead developer and project lead, Jakob Jünger is building the architecture of Epigraf in a collaboration between the Digital Academy Mainz and the Digital Media & Computational Methods unit at the University of Münster.

As data scientist, Chantal Gärtner prepares, enriches and anlyses data, thereby exploring the applications for automated data analysis and collection within the Epigraf universe. She works as a researcher in the Digital Media & Computational Methods unit at the University of Münster as part of a collaboration with the Digital Academy Mainz. 

Georg Hertkorn is a research software engineer with many years of programming experience. He is developing Epigraf at the Digital Academy Mainz.

At the Greifswald Epigraphy Centre, Jürgen Herold. developed the vision for a collaborative research infrastructure for digital epigraphy. He laid the foundations for digital collections to be published simultaneously in structured and printed form.

Lennart Höfig manages authority data, organises data transfers and prepares publications. As part of the collaboration with the Digital Academy Mainz, he works as a researcher in the Digital Media & Computational Methods unit at the University of Münster. 

Paula Dicke is studying digital methodology in the humanities and cultural sciences at the University of Mainz. She utilises Epigraf to generate structured research data. The results are integrated into the National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI) and other collaborative projects.