As a chemist, I leverage my technical expertise to help clients develop their patent portfolios.
Yaron Marciano is a Patent Agent with a Ph.D. in nanoscience and medicinal chemistry. His technical expertise spans peptide assemblies, drug delivery, and metal-based drugs.
Prior to joining Foley Hoag, Yaron earned his Ph.D. at the CUNY Graduate Center, under the co-supervision of Prof. Maria Contel and Prof. Rein Ulijn. His dissertation focused on the use of supramolecular peptide assemblies as delivery vehicles for hydrophobic anti-cancer agents.
Since joining Foley Hoag in 2023, Yaron has gained patent prosecution experience in domestic and international cases on behalf of a diverse set of clients. Yaron has worked on various technologies including:
novel small molecules
lipid nanoparticles
carbon capture technologies
novel materials
natural products
Education
CUNY Graduate Center Ph.D., M. Phil., Chemistry, 2023
Brandeis University, B.A., Chemistry, 2017
Other Publications
Marciano, Y., Nayeem, N., Dave, D., Ulijn, R.V., Contel, M. N-Acetylation of Biodegradable Supramolecular Peptide Nanofilaments Selectively Enhances Their Proteolytic Stability for Targeted Delivery of Gold-Based Anticancer Agents. ACS Biomater. Sci. Eng. 2023, 9, 6, 3379–3389.
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