Following a few intermittent positions within academia and teaching, Joachim entered the patent profession when he joined the Danish Patent- and Trademark Office and worked with examination of patent applications within the life sciences and medical technology for 8 years.

He has a master’s degree in Biology-biotechnology from the University of Copenhagen and during his master’s thesis he worked with molecular cloning and pathway engineering to provide a biological system for producing the highly complex sesquiterpene compound thapsigargin, which can be used in the form of a prodrug to target solid tumors.

Having worked extensively with patent applications from a broad range of technical fields, Joachim has a strong knowledge of patentability assessments and patentability searches as well as the patenting procedure in general.

Education:

• M.Sc. in Biology-biotechnology, University of Copenhagen
• B.Sc. in Biology-biotechnology, University of Copenhagen

Experience:

• Patentability search and assessment
• Molecular tools and systems for genetic engineering
• Genetics
• Molecular biology
• Protein and biochemistry
• Human, plant and microbial physiology