Dr. Marie Wagner

Dr. Marie Wagner

Patent attorney (Germany)

„Patents are granted for inventions that are new, are based on an inventive step and are commercially applicable (§ 1 para. 1 patent law).

Biography

Born in Stuttgart. Studied chemistry at the Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen.

Bachelor of Science. Master of Science. Doctorate at Eberhard Karls University Tübingen "Study of the electronic structures of longer acenae at the interface" .

Patent attorney candidate in Reutlingen and year of office in Munich.

Patent attorney at Horak Lawyers Partnership since 2026.

Language skills

German
English

Priorities of practical work

• Industrial property protection, in particular registration, design, attack and defence (application procedures, conflict of laws, contract design, infringement procedures) of:
  • Patents
  • Utility models
  • Designs
  • Trademarks
  • Semiconductor topographies
  • Plant varieties/seeds
  • Know-how
  • Licences
     
• Competition law relating to industrial property rights
  
• Copyright relating to industrial property rights
   
• Legal proceedings involving representation as a patent attorney
  
• Contract design

Biochemistry
Chemistry
Physical Chemistry
Organic chemistry
Inorganic chemistry
Pharmaceuticals
Antibody technology
Biosimilars
Generic medicinal products
Diagnostics
Plant biotechnology
Diagnostics
Implants
Immunology
Virology
Genetic engineering
Microorganisms
Life Sciences
Medical technology
Biology
Biophysics
Biotechnology
Microbiology
Pharmacy
Pharmacology
Active substances
Plants
Animals
Human medicine
Food

Polymers
Catalysts
classical and modern physics
Solid State Physics
Mechanical engineering
Laser physics
Electrical engineering
Electronics
High frequency technologies
High voltage technology
Telematics
Mechatronics
Information technology
Data processing
Machine vision technologies
Semiconductor technology
Consumer electronics
Computer hardware
IT technology
Software
Telecommunications
Automation technology
Optics
Nuclear physics
Molecular physics
Mechanical engineering
Construction machinery
Motor vehicles

Shipbuilding
Aircraft construction
Drive technology
Control technology
Process engineering
Manufacturing technology
Production technology
Packaging technology
Paper technology
Product development
Measurement technology
Control technology
Process technology
Household appliances
Small appliances
Food technology
Aerospace
Safety technology
Power plant technology
Materials technology
Manufacture of steel
Steel products
Metal technology
Ceramic technology
Alloys
Nanotechnology
Energy technology
Renewable energy
Lithography
Photography