Virginia uses her bioengineering background to help clients secure patents for their innovations. She writes patent applications, drafts targeted claim sets, performs freedom-to-operate analyses, and sees patent applications through from examination to allowance. She also contributes to inter partes review proceedings, including searching and analyzing prior art, developing petition grounds, and drafting petitions.
Virginia’s technical experience includes development of a medical device for in vitro breast cancer management through her master’s research. Her research focused on developing a microfluidic chip immunoaffinity-based assay for cancer diagnostic applications. Prior to joining Erise, Virginia managed a wastewater treatment project as an intern and spent time as a graduate teaching assistant at the University of Kansas and an undergraduate teaching assistant while at Kansas State University.
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