About Us
INTERHERENCE is a spin-off from the Max-Planck Institute for the Science of Light in Erlangen making high sensitivity microscopy available for everyone.
Interherence was founded in 2019 emerging the Nano-Optics division at the Max-Planck Institute for the Science of Light. We employ modern nanofabrication and thin film technologies which we combine with high-end optical microscopy. This allows us to build systems ensuring well-controlled and reliable measurement conditions for biophysical optical studies. Our first product VAHEAT was launched in March 2020 as an add-on to conventional microscopes enabling for the first time precise temperature control right in the field-of-view over an extended temperature range. Our goal is to bring reproducibility into microscopy and to allow everyone to perform high-sensitivity optical measurements even of complex systems.
We are an interdisciplinary team of experts in the field of quantum- and biophotonics revolutionizing high sensitivity light microscopy.
We are constantly looking for highly talented and motivated people to join our mission!
Our Team
Dr. Pierre Türschmann
Dr. Anubhuti Singh
Noel Fitzgerald
Sergei Dobrovolsky
Dr. Rinat Tyumenev
Ateeb Toor
Dr. Jaroslav Icha
Dr. Daniel Böning
Thai Trinh
Julia Walter
Alexander Rudyak
Ivan Sadetskii
Lewin Buttazzo
Santiago Barrera
Lam Tran
Moksha Vora
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Vacancies
Office Manager (f/d/m)
Als Office Manager im High-Tech-Startup jonglieren Sie mit Zahlen, Logistik und dem Chef – ein(e) echt(e) Multitasking-Held(in)!
Software architect (f/d/m)
Join our remote team as a Software Architect and revolutionize optical biotechnology while coding your way to microscope greatness!
Project manager (f/d/m)
Be the superhero of biotech projects, bridging hardware, software, and management in a high-tech startup!
Student for QuChanics (f/d/m)
Mechatronik, Prototypenbau, Optische Biotechnologien – WerkstudentInnen gesucht für super interessante Forschung und Entwicklung im Startup!
Student for Advanced Development (f/d/m)
Revolutionäre Prototypen bauen, mit Mikroskopie experimentieren, 3D zeichnen – WerkstudentIn für verrückte Optik-Biotech-Firma gesucht!
