‘An invention must be neither too narrow nor too broad in a patent application. The margin that remains is the foundation for a strong patent.’
Bram Henneman studied Life Science & Technology at Leiden University and Delft University of Technology. He completed a master in the same field at Leiden University. During his studies, he did research internships at the Leiden University Medical Center and the University of Birmingham (UK).
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The genetic scissors
Scientists use technologies that can manipulate the genetic information in cells to ascertain the function of these genes, among other things. That is time consuming, difficult and an often impossible job. Now, in 2020, it is possible to change the genome – the code of life – within a few weeks. This is possible using […]Continue reading
Fast-track Netherlands Patent Office (OCN) search procedure for corona control products
The Netherlands Patent Office (OCN), that falls under the Netherlands Enterprise Agency, is offering an accelerated search procedure in digital patent databases for inventions that play a role in controlling the coronavirus.Continue reading
New partners and senior associates at V.O.
As of 1 January 2021, V.O. has two new partners: Tamara Elmore and Annemiek Tepper.Continue reading