Josiane has a doctoral degree in Analytical Chemistry (McGill University, Canada). Previously, she was Assistant Professor at the Department of Pharmacy at the University of Copenhagen (Denmark).

“After many years doing research in academia, I decided to finally take the plunge and bring an innovation from the laboratory to the market. I think I can have a positive impact on the world we live in by helping scientists to make new ground-breaking discoveries, improving food safety, environmental monitoring and more.”

Silvan has a doctoral degree in Nanomechanics (ETH Zurich).
He is now professor at TU Wien and head of the Research Unit of Micro- and Nanosensors at the Institute of Sensors and Actuator Systems.

“I believe a scientist’s career is defined by their scientific discoveries and their positive impact in the world. We scientists owe it to society to make our discoveries available to everyone. Transforming a research result into a product and making it available to expert users leads to a direct improvement of people’s lives.”

Hajrudin has a Master degree in Biomedical/Medical Engineering and a Ph.D in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from TU Wien (Austria).

“Developing new devices and technology on a daily basis is what excites me. I want to make major contributions to society and push the limits of existing technology.”

Niklas has a Master degree in Physics from the University of Konstanz (Germany) during which he worked on the very first detector prototypes. He completed his doctorate in Nanomechanical Sensing at TU Wien (Austria).

“I always wanted to be a scientist, which is why I studied physics. I have a passion for nanotechnology and its application to sensor systems. I am fascinated by how one can perceive nature with such extraordinary precision.” 

Johannes completed his Masters Degree in nanomechanical sensing at TU Wien (Austria) during which he worked on our detector prototypes. He joined the company as a development engineer, quickly becoming the main responsible for EMILIE and the development of new sampling equipment.

“Since I was young I never wanted to do rudimentary work. I wanted to apply myself in creative ways and be challenged. I am glad to be part of a team that allows me to do this.”

Shilpa holds a Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering from BMS college of Engineering (India) and a Master in Biomedical Engineering from Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden).

“What excites me most is taking a concept and turning it into something tangible. Being part of a team that supports that process keeps me engaged and motivated”

Heinrich was country and regional manager at Bruker Optics for 12 years before joining Invisible-Light Labs in 2026.

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Dev is an experienced business development professional. His extensive postdoctoral experience in proteomics and mass spectrometry complements his business profile synergistically to truly understand the analytical challenges faced by users.

Kenan holds a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology from TU Wien. He is currently dividing his time between his Masters degree in Automation and Robotic Systems and working as firmware and software engineer at Invisible-Light Labs.

Jelena has a Master degree in Physics from the University of Novi Sad (Serbia) and is currently working on her Ph.D in Nanomechanical Sensing at TU Wien (Austria).

“I have always wanted to apply what I have learned so far and acquire new, innovative skills to contribute to shaping a better future for all of us and to leave a meaningful impact on the world. I am fortunate to work with a group of experts – positive and inspiring individuals – who enable me to achieve these goals as I grow both as a person, a scientist, and a researcher.”