Dr Fabian Kiendl
German Patent Attorney
European Patent Attorney
Physicist
Fabian Kiendl was already gathering experience in the world of computer networks at a time when this was still frowned upon. In other words, he was a “digital native” long before the term was coined. His expertise is very much in demand in all patenting matters relating to machine learning, security, networks, blockchain as well as software and digitalization in general. He also prepares patent applications from the fields of physical measurement techniques, energy technologies and signal processing, in particular from the field of science, in which he completed his training in intellectual property protection.
Since 2019 | Counsel at Maiwald |
Since 2014 | Patent attorney at Maiwald |
2005-2014 | Patent engineer in the patent department of Forschungszentrum Jülich |
2014 | Admitted to practice as German patent attorney |
2008 | Admitted to practice as European patent attorney |
2009-2011 | Studied law for patent attorneys at the University of Hagen |
1999-2004 | Doctoral degree in the field of (magneto-)optical scanning near-field microscopy and computer-aided image evaluation from the physical institute of RWTH Aachen University |
1994-1999 | Studied physics at RWTH Aachen University |
- Patent prosecution and portfolio management
- Filing strategies and drafting patent applications
- Freedom-to-operate and validity analysis
- MIP IP – Rising Star 2019
- Protection of inventions in AI and digitalisation, IAM Yearbook, 2020 (together with Christian Schäflein)
- Ruling on indirect patent infringement, Managing Intellectual Property, 05/2015
- German Patent Attorney Association
- epi
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