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    Bohner Bíborka PhD

    Brigitta Petrilla

    patent attorney candidate

    Brigitta is a patent attorney candidate who completed her studies at the Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. In 2024, she earned her bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering with excellent qualification, and in 2026, she graduated with a master’s degree in pharmaceutical engineering, also with excellent qualification. She worked as a chemical research intern for four years at Femtonics Kft. and BrainVisionCenter Nonprofit Kft., where she prepared her bachelor’s thesis on the synthesis and spectroscopic characterization of fluorescent polycyclic azaborine chromophores, and her master’s thesis on the development of fluorescent glycan-labeling molecules. With her student research paper based on the topic of her bachelor’s thesis, she won first place in the Analytical Chemistry and Materials Testing Methods Section of the BME VBK Student Research Conference, and second place in the Organic Chemistry Division of the Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Section at the National Student Research Conference. In March 2025, her scientific publication on the same topic was selected as a featured publication by the Department of Chemical Sciences of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA).
    Currently, she is engaged in Hungarian patent proceedings, novelty researches and the preparation of industrial property right tenders.

    Qualifications

    Certified Pharmaceutical Chemical Engineer (MSc), Chemical Engineer (BSc)

    Key competences

    Organic Chemistry, Synthetic Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Analytical Method Development, Medicinal Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Technologies, Industrial Property Applications, Novelty Searches, Technical Translation

    Publications

    Dr. Molnár Networked Intellectual Property Solutions
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