For her bachelor research she focused on theoretical and computational chemistry, especially on how molecules can adhere to surfaces in different conformations.
During her master thesis she focused on complex crystal structures and their respective properties. An internship provided her the opportunity to study a family of copolymers used as coatings for medical applications. In addition, in an honours program she did research on methods for improving the detection methods of minor components in dairy products. In November 2019, Tamara joined V.O.
In her capacity as European Patent Litigator, Tamara is allowed to act as UPC representative.
As of 1 June 2023, the European Patent Office (EPO) offers the possibility to register a granted European patent as a unitary patent. This unitary patent has effect in 18 European Union (EU) member states, representing 80% of the GDP of the EU. Before its start, it was uncertain if patentees would readily embrace the […]Continue reading
As of 1 January 2025, Bernard Ledeboer has taken over the baton of V.O. from Herman Witmans. An excellent moment to pause for a moment and subject the outgoing and new chairman to a short interview.Continue reading
Since October 17, V.O. can proudly call itself “Netherlands Patent Attorney Firm of the Year. On behalf of our firm, Sjoerd Postma and Marijke Westra received this honorable award from IAM and WTR in London, where all winners of the 2024 Global IP Award were announced.Continue reading