Summary
Marius Lange is an applied mathematician and postdoctoral researcher with nine years of experience at the interface of machine learning and single-cell genomics, currently working at ETH Zürich after a summa cum laude PhD from TUM/Helmholtz Munich. He develops computational frameworks—most notably CellRank—for studying cell fate decisions by integrating gene expression, RNA velocity, lineage tracing and spatial multi-omics. His work blends theory (optimal transport, dynamical systems) with practical tooling applied to development, regeneration and organoid disease models, bridging academic rigor and broadly useful open-source software. A proven international collaborator with visiting stints at MSKCC and Hebrew University, he combines physics-trained quantitative intuition with biological curiosity to turn complex single-cell assays into interpretable dynamical models.
9 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Abitur (High school), 1.0, Abitur (High school), 1.0 at Droste-Hülshoff-Gymnasium Freiburg
Erasmus exchange, Physics, Erasmus exchange, Physics at Imperial College London
Master of Science - MS, Computational and Applied Mathematics, Distinction, Master of Science - MS, Computational and Applied Mathematics, Distinction at University of Oxford
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computational Biology, Summa cum laude, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computational Biology, Summa cum laude at Technical University of Munich
Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies, Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies at The University of Freiburg
Exchange Student in High School, Exchange Student in High School at Bainbridge High School
German, English, French, Spanish