Dr. Matthias Rottmann
Detailed profile
Matthias Rottmann is an expert in the field of physical technology and, as a patent attorney at COHAUSZ & FLORACK, advises German and international clients on filing, obtaining, defending, and enforcing technical property rights.
While studying for his Master's degree in engineering physics at the Technical University of Munich, Matthias Rottmann acquired a broad technical understanding, which he complemented with specializations in the fields of thermophysics, renewable energies, and organic semiconductors. For his doctorate, he investigated heat transport in evacuated powder mixtures for the development of so-called vacuum superinsulations and worked, among other things, on improving measurement procedures for determining low thermal conductivities. At the same time, he led an R&D project tailored to his doctorate and funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs on the application of the investigated insulation materials in high temperature heat stores as well as in processes of the metal and glass industries. Matthias Rottmann has been admitted as a German patent attorney since May 2024.
Matthias Rottmann trained in IP law with COHAUSZ & FLORACK from 2020 to 2023, spending additional training periods at Düsseldorf Regional Court, the German Patent and Trademark Office, and the Federal Patent Court in Munich. During his training, he assisted clients in the fields of metallurgy, battery technology, medical technology, and information and communication technology, among others.
Matthias Rottmann became a patent attorney at the firm in 2024. He is an asset to the physics and electrical engineering teams with his in-depth legal and technical expertise.
He advises clients in German and English.
Career
2024
Patent attorney at COHAUSZ & FLORACK
2024
German patent attorney
2020 - 2023
Training as a patent attorney at COHAUSZ & FLORACK, at the University of Hagen, as well as at the Düsseldorf Regional Court, the German Patent and Trade Mark Office and the Federal Patent Court in Munich
2016 - 2021
Doctorate in physics at the Technical University of Munich
Study of "Engineering Physics" at the Technical University of Munich, degree: Master of Science