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.
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
Find and Hire Top DevelopersWe’ve analyzed the programming source code of over 60 million software developers on GitHub and scored them by 50,000 skills. Sign-up on Prog,AI to search for software developers.