Dr. Manuel Juette

Patent Attorney at Pfenning

Berlin, Berlin, Germany

About

Patent Attorney at Pfenning in Berlin. Physics PhD. Legal focus: patent and trademark law. Technological focus: optics, medical technology, software, control systems, metrology, automotive engineering, HVAC. Scientific training at Heidelberg, Yale, Cornell. Extensive practical experience in optical instrumentation development, biophysics, life science. Registered as a German Patent Attorney, European Patent Attorney, European Patent Litigator, and European Trademark and Design Attorney.

Experience

  • Pfenning (Berlin, Germany)
    • Patent Attorney
      Apr 2023 - Present · 3 yrs 3 mos

      Patent prosecution, opposition and appeal proceedings, legal opinions (including patentability, validity, infringement, and freedom-to-operate analysis), trademark law, employees' inventions law. Technology focus areas: optics, medical technology, software, control systems, metrology, automotive engineering, HVAC.

    • Candidate Patent Attorney/Patent Engineer
      Feb 2019 - Mar 2023 · 4 yrs 2 mos

  • Postdoctoral Associate at Cornell University
    2013 - 2018 · 5 yrs

    Developed instrumentation, software, and methods for single-molecule microscopy. Investigated accuracy of protein synthesis, mechanisms of action of antibiotics and anticancer drugs.

  • Visiting Assistant in Research at Yale University
    2009 - 2012 · 3 yrs

    Developed instrumentation and software for 3D high-speed single particle tracking and applied the system to the study of living cells.

  • R&D Intern at Leica Microsystems
    2009 - 2009 · Less than a year

    Six-month industry internship. Built first laboratory prototype for subsequently released product (super-resolution microscope Leica SR GSD, currently available successor product: Infinity TIRF HP).

  • Graduate Student Researcher at The Jackson Laboratory
    2007 - 2008 · 1 yr

    Developed 3D approach to then-novel super-resolution microscopy. Technology licensed and commercialized by Vutara (currently available successor microscope: Bruker Vutara VXL).