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Dr. Andreas Eisele
PHYSICIST
Dr. Andreas Eisele studied physics and mathematics at the University of Heidelberg. His studies focused mainly on theoretical and experimental solid state physics. Dr. Eisele conducted research work on semi-conductor surfaces at the Max-Planck-Institut in Heidelberg. After receiving his degree, he started a research project at the Department for Physical Chemistry which was devoted to electron microscopy on single strand-like molecules. For his work, he received a Doctorate in 2003. After continuing his academic career as a postdoctoral research fellow at the Phillips-Universität in Marburg and at the University of Bielefeld, Dr. Eisele started as a research and development scientist for electron microscopy at one of the market leaders in this field. There, his work was concerned with the development of a next-generation scanning electron microscope. After one year in the research and development sector, Dr. Eisele was additionally involved in project management. In early 2007 Dr. Eisele started his career in the intellectual property sector. He joined Diehl & Partner in 2009 and qualified as a German Patent Attorney and a European Trademark and Design Attorney in 2010. Technical specialities of Dr. Eisele include physics, in particular optics and semi-conductor technology, computer-implemented inventions an mechanical engineering.
Dr. Eisele is fluent in German and English.
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