Dr Natalia Tronko
Physicist
Natalia Tronko is a patent attorney trainee at Maiwald. During her time as a scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics she worked with application of perturbation methods for development of accurate reduced models for plasma turbulence also permitting accurate numerical simulations of nuclear fusion. As a lecturer at the Technical University of Munich, she developed and taught specialist courses for PhD students and acted as co-supervisor for doctoral theses.
She was recruited by the Mathematical Science Research Institute of the University of Berkeley, California as an international expert in the field of theoretical nuclear fusion. Natalia Tronko regularly published her scientific work in high-impact journals, such as Computer Physics Communications and Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion. She has also acted as referee for these journals.
Since 2020 | Trainee patent attorney at Maiwald |
2014-2020 | Research assistant at the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics |
2015-2019 | Lecturer at the Faculty of Mathematics, Technical University Munich |
2012-2014 | Postdoctoral researcher at York Plasma Institute |
2010-2012 | Postdoctoral researcher at the University of Warwick |
Since 2020 | Studying law for patent attorneys at the University of Hagen |
2007-2010 | Doctoral degree in the field of theoretical and mathematical physics, nuclear fusion, plasma physics at the University of Aix-Marseille |
2006-2007 | Master’s degree in theoretical physics, astrophysics, particle physics and mathematics from the University of Aix-Marseille |
2001-2005 | Bachelor’s degree in physics from the Saint Petersburg State University |
- Patent examination proceedings and portfolio management
- Application strategies and drafting of patent applications
- Freedom-to-operate- and validity opinions
- Opposition proceedings
- 2018 Scholarship from the Mathematical Science Research Institute of the University of California, Berkeley
- 2006 Scholarship of the French government
- 2001 Winner of the Regional Physics Olympiad Saint Petersburg
French, English, German, Russian