Anton Theileis
Engineer Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (B.Sc.)
Working Group Plankton Biogeochemie and Imaging
Project Group Imaging Technology and Deep Sea Plankton
Wischhofstr. 1-3
Building 5, Raum 2.307
24148 Kiel
Tel. +49-431-600-2682
E-Mail: atheileis(at)geomar.de
Working Fields
- Technology development: In situ camera systems (PIScO - Plankton Imaging with Scanning Optics, ProPel - Profiling Pelagic In Situ Observation System)
- Planning and Integration of Camera-Systems in Deep-Sea Pressure-Housings
Ongoing projects
- SEA-THROUGH - Novel in situ imaging technology to explore the “ladder of vertical migrations” to the deep-sea
- MINI-HAWK - Development of a miniaturized high-resolution underwater camera for monitoring of aquatic biodiversity (BMBF)
Education and Employment
- since 2018 : Geomar Helmholtz Zentrum Kiel, Engineer ( Cameradevelopment)
- 2014-2018: Technische Universität München, Bachelor of Science (Electrical Engineering and Information Technology )
- 2017-2018: Working Student at Arnold & Richter Cine Technik GmbH (ARRI), München
- 2012-2016: Technician at PV LAB Germany GmbH, Potsdam
- 2005-2011: Universität der Künste, Berlin, Master in Sculpture / New Media
Awards and publications
- 2022: GEOMAR prize for granted patent: “all-in-focus” plankton imaging method (DE 10 2021 109 153 A1)
- 2020: GEOMAR Innovation Award for the development of the “all-in-focus” plankton imaging method
- Taucher, J., Dausmann, V. & Theileis, A (2022). Verfahren zur verbesserten optischen Auflösung in großen Messvolumina bei der telezentrischen Shadowgraphie und Vorrichtung zur Durchführung des Verfahrens. Patent ID: DE 10 2021 109 153 A1