Frank Vogler joined ZEISS in 2018 as an Application Specialist for automated and confocal imaging at the ZEISS Customer Center imaging facility in Oberkochen, Germany. In his PhD and PostDoc at the University of Regensburg he studied cell polarity establishment and polarized tip growth using molecular biology, biochemistry and quantitative live cell imaging techniques.

Dr. Marion Lang obtained her PhD in physics from the University of Heidelberg in 2007 for her work on high-resolution microscopy which she conducted at the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ). After university, she started as application specialist at Olympus for high-content screening and obtained further in-depth knowledge in image processing and analysis. Before joining ZEISS in 2017, she lived in China for three years, where she worked as a Senior Researcher at the Laser Institute of the Beijing University of Technology with focus on applications of lasers in Biophotonics. Three years ago, Marion Lang joined ZEISS as product manager, with main responsibility for image processing, image analysis and open application development (OAD).

Sebastian Rhode studied Chemistry in Munich (Germany) and did his PhD in Linz at the Institute for Biophysics (Austria).During that time he built setups for single-molecule microscopy to study living cells. He worked for various microscopy companies to develop hardware and software solutions and joined ZEISS in 2012. Currently he is responsible for the integration of Machine Learning solutions into the ZEISS microscopy platform.