Fenglei Cayssol is a Patent Attorney at Plasseraud IP since 2018. Her Ph.D. work was devoted to the study of the domain wall dynamics in ultrathin ferromagnetic layers by using the anomalous Hall effect. After 1-year post-doctoral research on nanoelectronics based on carbon nanotubes at the Laboratory for Photonics and Nanostructures, she started her career in Intellectual Property in a French IP law firm.

Antoine Pagies is a European Patent Attorney. After a PhD in Micro and Nanotechnology for the DGA and Thales Airborne Systems on optoelectronic components, Antoine Pagies worked for one year as a Test Engineer at an aeronautical subcontractor for Structural Certification (mechanical and materials) of aircraft parts. Then, he worked for several years at the CNRS as an R & D engineer in optics / photonics / semiconductors before joining Plasseraud IP in July 2018.

Jan Linhart is a European Patent Attorney at Plasseraud IP. He studied at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of the Charles University in Prague where he focused on the field of biophysics and chemical physics and wrote his diploma thesis about nonlinear spectroscopy and open quantum systems. Jan became a part of a research group specializing in the area of theoretical biophysics and participated in the research project developing an “Extended Exciton Model in Optical Spectroscopy”. He joined Plasseraud IP in 2003.

David Tucapsky is a European and Czech Patent Attorney at Plasseraud IP. He advises publics institutes, SMEs and large international groups in the protection and defense of their patent portfolio, from filing to granting as well as oppositions procedures. His portfolio includes clients in the aerospace, automotive, optics and electronics fields. He studied at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the Technical University of Ostrava and his field of study was focused on Aviation Technology, respectively on Air Operation Technology and Transport Equipment and Technology.

Romain is a French & European Patent Attorney at Plasseraud IP. He focuses mainly in the fields of automotive industry, aerospace industry, consumer goods, industrial technologies for patent drafting, prosecution, patent validity and infringement opinions. Romain spent 2 years as a patent engineer in the patent department of an aerospace company located in France. He began his career as an aid research engineer in the USA in the field of hybrid automotive vehicles. Romain joined Plasseraud IP in 2019.

Franklin Renard began his career Industrial Property in 2004. He joined Plasseraud IP in 2016. He works predominantly in the fields of mechanics, physics, electricity and electronics (e.g. automobile, packaging, medical devices, …). He handles patent prosecution as well as patent litigation.

Christine Koenig started working in the patent department of Valeo in 1997. Responsible for research centers in Germany and United States, for which she mainly handled patent prosecution, freedom to operate studies, and contracts. She then practiced in the field of electronics as well as preparing and obtaining patents at a large French IP firm for more than 6 years. She joined Plasseraud IP in 2009.

Nicolas Richard worked five years for Thomson (Technicolor) in the Patent & Licensing department as "Patent Information Specialist" where he participated in the development of various technological fields of the group, such as electronics, signal processing, digital compression, networks and security. Nicolas has been qualified as a Patent Information Professional in 2019 by the International Standards Board for Qualified Patent Information Professionals (ISBQPIP). He joined Plasseraud IP in 2005.