‘My task is to optimize the process of building a company’s IP portfolio so that it can get the foothold it needs in the industry to secure its future.’
Philipp Reichl
- Hightech & Electronics
- European and German Patent and Trademark Attorney, European Patent Litigator
- Associate
Before starting his career in Intellectual Property in 2008 in a Munich IP Boutique, Philipp Reichl worked as a scientist in environmental and atmospheric physics at the University of Bremen. Philipp studied physics at the University of Bayreuth with an emphasis on biophysics, optics and spectroscopy.
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Patenting AI inventions: how to protect artificial intelligence innovations
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What about your ‘T & C’?
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