Alexandros Vekris

Alexandros joined HØIBERG in 2023 with six years of research experience in quantum nanoelectronics. He advises clients in high-tech fields, with a particular focus on quantum technology, semiconductor devices, and software-related inventions. His background in experimental quantum physics enables him to bring a detailed technical understanding to projects involving complex physics and engineering.

Alexandros advises clients ranging from startups to established enterprises on a broad range of patent-related matters, including prosecution and drafting of patent applications, landscape analyses, and freedom-to-operate analyses. He also has experience with patent invalidity and infringement cases.

Alexandros obtained his PhD in condensed matter physics from the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen in 2022. At the Center for Quantum Devices, he fabricated novel superconducting-semiconducting devices and performed quantum transport experiments to explore their quantum properties. His research gave him extensive hands-on experience in quantum device fabrication and characterization, supported by expertise in quantum effects in nanoelectronics, electron microscopy techniques, and cleanroom fabrication processes.

Before joining HØIBERG, Alexandros worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Copenhagen, investigating novel nanowire materials for quantum devices. This work further strengthened his expertise in quantum phenomena in mesoscopic systems.