Robin Ogier PhD
Belgian patent attorney, Trainee patent attorney
Belgian patent attorney, Trainee patent attorney
Nanotechnology, Optics, Physics
Robin started working as a trainee patent attorney at Arnold & Siedsma in 2017. Before that, he obtained his PhD degree from Chalmers University of Technology after successfully defending his dissertation “Plasmonics with a Twist: from Single Particles to Metasurfaces”. This work aimed at the manipulation of light polarization through the realization of new “materials” for different applications, such as telecommunications, energy, or biosensing.
While accomplishing his doctorate at Chalmers University of Technology, he accumulated a sizable amount of experience regarding nanofabrication processes and characterization techniques, which in turn lead to a number of publications. Through this time, Robin worked in a very international environment where knowledge over a broad spectrum of scientific areas is necessary.
Straightforward, Adaptable, Thorough
Associate partner, Belgian patent attorney, Dutch patent attorney, European patent attorney
Belgian patent attorney, Dutch patent attorney, European patent attorney, Managing partner, Partner
Belgian patent attorney, Dutch patent attorney, European patent attorney, Partner
2017 – present: Trainee Patent Attorney at Arnold & Siedsma
2016: Research scientist at Chalmers University of Technology
2011-2016: Doctorate & Teaching assistant at Chalmers University of Technology
2011 – 2016: Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden), Doctor in Physics
2008 – 2010: joint diploma between INPG-Phelma (France)/EPFL (Switzerland)/Politecnico di Torino (Italy), Master degree in Micro and Nano-technologies for Integrated Systems
2007 – 2008: Studies in Electronics INPG-ENSERG (France)
French, English, Swedish
Plasmonics with a Twist: from Single Particles to Metasurfaces, Ogier R., ISBN 978-91-7597-337-1, 2016
Ultrafast Spinning of Gold Nanoparticles in Water using Circularly Polarized Light, Lehmuskero A., Ogier R., Gschneidtner T., Johansson P., Käll M., Nanoletters, 2013, 13(7), pp 3129-3134
Macroscopic Layers of Chiral Plasmonic Nanoparticle Oligomers from Colloidal Lithography, Ogier R., Fang Y., Svedendahl M., Johansson P., Käll M., ACS Photonics, 2014, 1(10), pp 1074-1081
Dimer-on-Mirror SERS Substrates with Attogram Sensitivity Fabricated by Colloidal Lithography, Hakonen A., Svedendahl M., Ogier R., Yang Z.-J., Lodewijks K., Verre R., Shegai T., Andersson P. O., Käll M., Nanoscale, 2015, 7, pp 9405-9410
Plasmon Enhanced Internal Photoemission in Antenna-Spacer-Mirror Based Au/TiO2 Nanostructures, Fang Y., Jiao Y., Xiong K., Ogier R., Yang Z.-J., Gao S., Dahlin A. B., Käll M., Nano Letters, 2015, 15(6), pp 4059- 4065
Near-Complete Photon Spin Selectivity in a Metasurface of Anisotropic Plasmonic Antennas, Ogier R., Fang Y., Käll M., Svedendahl M., Physical Review X, 2015, 5(4), 041019
Continuous-Gradient Plasmonic Nanostructures Fabricated by Evaporation on a Partially Exposed Rotating Substrate, Ogier R., Shao L., Svedendahl M., Käll M., Advanced Materials, 2016, 28(23), pp 4658-4664
