ZTF has drawn members from the world, from Taiwan through California through Israel, Europe and the US. I continue to be impressed by the sheer breadth of science carried out by this global partnership.

--Mansi Kasliwal (Principal Investigator)

--Igor Andreoni (Co-Investigator)

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--Anna Ho (Co-Investigator)

Joining the ZTF partnership provides two tremendous benefits for our institutions. First, of course, is access to the high-quality data products - many of our science interests are not covered by the public MSIP survey, and the ZTF system is unparalleled in its capability to conduct deep, wide-area target-of-opportunity response in the optical. More importantly, the partnership provides a framework to collaborate with an international team of exceptional scientists. Particularly for our junior members (graduate students, postdocs), this network has been invaluable for their professional development.

--Brad Cenko (Co-Investigator)

--Ting-Wan Chen (Co-Investigator)

--Ilaria Caiazzo (Co-investigator)

--Patrick Bradey (Co-Investigator)

--Rafaela Margutti (Co-Investigator)

--George Helou (Co- Principal Investigator)

I like finding new explosions in the universe, and with the ZTF I have the luxury to find and classify several new supernovae each day (day in Stockholm is night on Palomar). I lead the ZTF transient working group within the partnership and steward the SEDM spectroscopic follow-up. Each morning I start with a cup of coffee and saving a few new transients, that makes many thousands of supernovae by now.

--Jesper Sollerman