Bjoern Kleist

Title: Innovations by Bjoern Kleist: Pioneering Electrical Conductivity in Pigments

Introduction

Bjoern Kleist, an innovative inventor from Gimbsheim, Germany, has made significant contributions to the field of pigment technology. With a total of three patents to his name, Kleist is recognized for developing electrically conductive pigments that blend advanced materials with aesthetic applications. His work, particularly in the realm of interference pigments, has the potential to revolutionize various industries.

Latest Patents

Among Bjoern Kleist's latest patents are two noteworthy inventions:

1. **Electrically Conductive, Colored Interference Pigments**

This invention pertains to electrically conductive, colored interference pigments, specifically flake-form pigments. The innovative aspect lies in the outermost layer of these pigments, which comprises crystalline carbon in the form of graphite and/or graphene. The patent also outlines a process for preparing such pigments and their practical applications.

2. **Non-Metallic Pigments Having Metal Properties**

In this invention, Kleist delves into non-metallic interference pigments, particularly focusing on laminar interference pigments. These pigments include a thin high-refractive layer and an outermost layer containing crystalline carbon similar to the previous patent. This invention also encompasses a method for producing these pigments and highlights their applications in various fields.

Career Highlights

Bjoern Kleist is proud to be associated with Merck Patent GmbH, a company renowned for its commitment to scientific innovation. His career is marked by a continuous pursuit of advancements in pigment technology, particularly through the integration of novel materials. His efforts not only enhance the functionality of pigments but also expand their potential applications in diverse industries.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Bjoern has collaborated with notable professionals, including Reinhold Rueger. Their teamwork at Merck Patent GmbH has led to innovative developments in the field, particularly in the research and development of advanced pigments. Such collaborations exemplify the importance of teamwork in driving innovation.

Conclusion

Bjoern Kleist stands out as a notable inventor whose work in electrically conductive pigments reflects a blend of creativity and scientific rigor. His patents pave the way for advancements in pigment technology that could have wide-ranging applications. As he continues his journey at Merck Patent GmbH, the industry watches closely for his future innovations, which promise to reshape the future of materials in various sectors.