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Piet Schönherr

Dr. Piet Schönherr, MSc (physics)

Patent Attorney, European Patent and Trademark Attorney

Dr. Piet Schönherr, MSc (physics)

Patent Attorney, European Patent and Trademark Attorney

Piet Schönherr's practice focuses on mechanical engineering, software-based inventions and semiconductor technology. For our clients, he handles patent prosecution proceedings and also advises on trademark law. After studying physics in Berlin and Beijing, Piet Schönherr conducted research on nanomaterials for electronic applications at the University of Oxford and was awarded his doctorate (DPhil) in 2017. In the same year, he joined Maikowski & Ninnemann. Due to his China expertise spanning more than a decade, Asia has increasingly formed an important part of his patent and trademark law practice. He speaks Mandarin fluently and is a regular traveler to China. Piet Schönherr is also a contributor of „The CITMA & CIPA European Union Trade Mark Handbook“.

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E-Mail schoenherr@maikowski-ninnemann.com

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+49 (0)30 881 8181

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  • since 2021

    Patent Attorney at Maikowski & Ninnemann

  • 2017-2020

    Training to become a patent attorney at Maikowski & Ninnemann

  • 2013-2017

    Doctorate to become a Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil) in physics at Oxford University on nanomaterials for electronic applications

  • 2007-2013

    Studies of physics at the Freie Universität of Berlin, Tsinghua University Beijing and Oxford University

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