Dr Michael Zasloff
Michael Zasloff (MD, PhD) is the Chief Science Officer and medical guru behind illumai and our patent-pending XO-70® science. A firm believer that every day is a good day to discover a better solution, Dr. Zasloff has dedicated his career to understanding the self-healing properties of the skin. It was through this research that he discovered a vital need for better cleansing options for the hair, skin and scalp. And with illumai, that is exactly what he did.
For over 25 years, Dr. Zasloff has studied the mechanisms behind illumai’s proprietary cleansing ingredient XO-70®. But it was only recently that he was able to distill the multiple beneficial aspects of this cleansing agent into a format that was highly compatible with hair, and that would produce such luxurious, rich results. With this discovery, illumai was born – a prestigious line of products that is revolutionizing haircare by changing how we approach actually cleansing the hair and scalp. And, we are doing it all without the need for sodium lauryl sulfate, organosulfates, preservatives, parabens or silicones, or asking you to sacrifice your health to look and feel absolutely beautiful.
“We all believe that natural beauty is the best kind of beauty, and with illumai, your hair finally has a chance to shine with the same radiance, luminosity and strength as when you were a child. To ensure these results, I personally demanded that every product Illumai creates be 100% free of all sulfates because I know first-hand how dangerous they are, and that they aren't necessary ingredients in our personal care products. With illumai, I hope the health and beauty of your hair will be nothing less than remarkable.”
– Dr. Michael Zasloff
Sophie Seite
Skyler Stein
Qun Wang
Ronie Schmelz
Tom Mammone
Yangqing Jia
Yangqing is a Research scientist director at Facebook, where he leads a team of talented researchers and engineers to build the general-purpose, large-scale AI platform for all Facebook's applications. The system serves as the backbone of Facebook AI products, such as ranking, computer vision, natural language processing, speech recognition, mobile AI, and AR.
Prior to Facebook, he was a research scientist at Google Brain, where he worked on computer vision, deep learning, and the TensorFlow framework.
He obtained his Ph.D. in Computer Science at UC Berkeley and bachelor and master degrees from Tsinghua University, China.
In recent years, Yangqing has been an active figure in AI software stack designs: He is the creator of Caffe, a BVLC-maintained, open-source deep learning framework.
Lin Yang
Dr. Lin Yang received his bachelor's degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering from Tsinghua University and his PhD in Electronics Engineering at UC Berkeley. His areas of research include image processing, neural network, image recognition, and deep learning processor. Dr. Yang played a crucial role in inventing Cellular Neural Network (CNN) in 1988, and China's digital video broadcasting terrestrial (DVB-T2) standard in 2005. He received multiple patents and awards in both China and the U.S., including IEEE Best Paper Award in 1988, China National Invention Award in 2005, and China National Patent Award in 2015. Dr. Yang was also a tenured professor at Tsinghua, Fudan and other top universities in China.