Eveline Angstetra is a registered Singapore patent attorney in the Intellectual Property Practice.

She specialises in life sciences, with a focus in immunology, pathology, cellular biology, biochemistry and molecular biology.

Eveline has considerable experience in patent drafting, prosecution, and management for up-to-grant stage of both local and overseas patent applications. She has also handled validity and infringement analysis, typically performed during freedom-to-operate searches.

Eveline was an instructor in the inaugural year of the Graduate Diploma in IP and Innovation Management (patent agency) offered by the School of Business, Singapore University of Social Science.

She was an appointed member of the Examination Committee for the Singapore Patent Agents Qualifying Examination and was involved in the setting and marking of the Patent Agents Qualifying Examination paper D.

Eveline has worked in intellectual property firms in Singapore and was a Senior Intellectual Property Associate at a Japanese research centre based in Singapore.

Eveline graduated from the University of Melbourne (Unimelb), Australia, in 2003 with a B.Sc (Hons., 1st class) in Pathology. She was later awarded a Melbourne Research Scholarship to pursue her Ph.D at Unimelb. Her work has also been published in various international peer-reviewed journals.

Eveline is a member of the Association of Singapore Patent Attorneys.