Marthe Lindenbergh
- Life Sciences
- Trainee Patent Attorney
‘An adequate IP strategy protects innovation and creates new chances’
Marthe Lindenbergh obtained a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Biomedical Sciences at Utrecht University. During the Master-phase, she did research internships in the UMC Utrecht and at the University of California, San Francisco. Having specialized in Infection and Immunity, she continued her studies with a PhD track at Utrecht University and the Wilhelmina Children’s Hospital, where she studied the immune-modulatory functions of immune-cell-derived extracellular vesicles.
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Knowledge sharing as keyword for optimal service provision
Sharing knowledge is not only the basic principle of the patent system – publishing the invention in exchange for the right to deter others from using it – but has also become an increasingly important driver of IP service provision.Continue reading
New Chairman of V.O.
As of 1 September, Herman Witmans will be the new Chairman of V.O. He is succeeding Cees Jansen. Cees has worked there for 26 years, of which more than 12 years as Chairman. He will remain associated with the organization as an advisor.Continue reading
The best-known medicine in the world: Aspirin
At the end of the 19th century, a young researcher from Bayer made one the most significant discoveries ever – the painkiller Aspirin. It was valuable for his employer, and also for his father who suffered from rheumatism. It led to a worldwide success!Continue reading