This Expert is a widely recognized semiconductor analyst, comes to Objective Analysis with over 30 years in the electronics industry including 14 years as an industry analyst for Dataquest (now Gartner) and Semico Research.  His background includes marketing and design positions at market-leading suppliers including Intel, National Semiconductor,and Infineon. 

A frequent presenter at trade shows, he is known for his widespread industry presence and volume of publication.  He has written hundreds of articles for trade journals, Dataquest, Semico, and other prior employers, and is frequently interviewed and quoted in the electronics trade press and other media.  He writes two Objective Analysis blogs and is an occasional contributor to blogs for EE Times and SNIA's Solid State Storage Initiative.

This Expert has performed rigorous technical analysis on the economics of memory manufacturing and sales, discrediting some widely held theories while unveiling other true motivators of market behavior. 

This Ph.D is a diversified result oriented operations executive with proven success record in minimizing total costs and increasing revenues.  He is experienced in telecommunications, manufacturing, higher education, oil, and biotech with P and L focus.  He is an executive with strong analytical and business background in both line and staff positions.  He has demonstrated strengths in Business Development, Program Management, Strategic Planning, Product and  Software Development, Corporate Restructuring, Business Operations, Optimization, Project Portfolio Selection, Decision Analysis, Deterministic and Probabilistic Modeling, Resource Allocation, and Business Continuity Planning.

This Ph.D. Professor in the ECE Department at a polytechnic institute where he performs research and teaches in the areas of navigation, communications and computer system design.  His research focuses on the development, test, and evaluation of systems for both civilian and military applications with a special emphasis on techniques focused on indoor, underground or otherwise GPS-deprived situations.  He has nearly thirty years of experience as an academic, an industry practitioner and independent consultant and has been involved with the development of embedded computers for guidance, communications and data processing systems for space borne and terrestrial applications.  He is an experienced expert witness with extensive patent experience, both as an inventor and legal consultant.

This expert witness provides contract engineering services in VLSI design (full-custom, semi-custom, gate array, FBGA); computer architecture and memory systems; and digital hardware design.  He has extensive experience developing synthesis methodologies for large ASICs using a variety of design tools including Verilog and Synopsys.  Other services include Synopsys and Verilog training classes, patent infringement analysis, reverse engineering, and expert witness testimony.

This expert witness has extensive industry experience in development, manufacturing and marketing of electronic products.  He has broad knowledge of and experience with disk storage technologies and system interfaces. He has proven to be an effective expert witness in matters involving electronic product technologies and businesses

This expert witness has 20 years experience in R&D with extensive background in embedded development and real time programming for next generation wireless telecommunications devices.  She has knowledge of a variety of wireless protocols.  She has considerable experience defining user interfaces for hand held devices, working with ideographic character sets, implementing device drivers, middleware, message management software, and end user applications.

She was the lead technical engineer on innovative products including Motorola's first 3G smart phone, first one-way smart-pager and first multi-line Chinese character pager, the latter being one of the most successful products to emerge from the paging industry.  She was a member of Motorola's patent committee for 10 years.  She has experience with prior art in wireless communication space, patent analysis, and prior art analysis.   She is the sole recipient of the 1997 Motorola Paging Products Group Software/Electrical Patent of the Year Award for a patent, which yielded a multi-million dollar worth to the company.

This expert witness has nearly twenty years of experience as an industry practitioner and independent consultant.  His technical focus includes medical implantable devices, delivery systems and mechanical design of devices for the medical industry.  For the past ten years, he has been directly involved in the development of sophisticated medical devices including stents, non-invasive heart delivery systems, catheters and balloon distention devices.

This Ph.D has over thirty-five years of telecommunications industry experience as an applied researcher, systems engineer, business executive, academician, and more recently a private consultant. His experience includes network performance, network engineering and operations, network planning, software system design and development, and international business. Working as a private consultant with a switch interconnect start-up company, he has reviewed and/or commented on over twenty new patents in computing and communications applications and, from these patents, has created marketing whitepapers and investor presentations.

This expert witness has extensive technical and management experience in building successful computer based systems and products from concept to delivery.

• System Architecture, Design, Implementation and Integration
  Data Communications, Network Security, Wireless Internet Access and Protocols
• WEB, Scientific, database, real time, and instrumentation control software
• Embedded, Windows 2000/NT, Mac, UNIX, TCP/IP, 802.11, C, C++, PHP, HTML, Javascript, CGI, JAVA, PERL
• Technology transfer and acquisition, strategic relationship management
  Expert witness, due diligence and technology advice

This expert witness spent 30 years at Visa USA Inc. and Visa International during the time when Visa worldwide sales volume grew from $4 billion to $1 trillion.  Accomplishments include the planning and implementation of the BASE II electronic Clearing and Settlement System, the Visa ATM Network, the International Card Recovery Bulletin, and the evaluation of Visa options from developing advanced payment system options for Internet use.  Activities included management of interchange systems during the conversion of the real-time authorization system from DEC to IBM hardware and software; product enhancements and new product development; and the development, acceptance and implementation of Visa positions at the American Bankers Association ( ABA ), American National Standards Institute ( ANSI ), and International Standards Organization ( ISO ) standards committees.

This Ph.D. is a professor of Computer Science at a major University, where he teaches and conducts research in computer vision, human-computer interaction, and innovative interface technologies.  He is also Chair of the Media Arts Technology Program, where the focus is on research in imaging, interaction, and innovative interfaces.  He has worked on computer vision technologies for Microsoft Corp., Teleos Research, and Martin Marietta Aerospace.  His Ph.D. is from the Media Laboratory at MIT.  He has founded and organized several professional conferences and workshops, and is the chair-elect of the International Conference on Multimodal Interfaces.  He is on the editorial board of the Image and Vision Computing Journal and is the chair-elect of the International Conference on Multimodal Interfaces.

This expert witness directed the development of national monetary Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) standards as they relate to financial services organizations and coordinated this effort with the ANSI EDI standards body.  After data elements for several formats were developed and approved, the EDI standards body assumed complete responsibility for the standards.

He has served as an instructor and guest lecturer for professional organizations and institutions of higher learning.

He has also served on Bank Administration Institute and Federal Reserve Task Forces studying, preparing reports and making recommendations on national banking issues. 

This Ph.D. has over 30 years of experience in parallel,distributed and high performance computing and is currently studying massively multi-threaded algorithms on parallel/ multicore systems.  He is also interested in bioinformatics and has collaborated on the development of an algorithm to analyze reassortments in the influenza virus.  His specialties include Parallel and Distributed algorithm development and implementation on multi-threaded/multicore machines. He is an expert consultant on litigation involving computer architecture, networks, parallel and distributed computing.

This Ph.D. has over thirty years of academic and industry experience in the field of medical electronics systems and instrumentation.  He has spent the last twenty years focused on the development of medical technologies for several California-based companies.  He brings extensive experience supervising virtually all phases of new product development including concept definition, prototyping, design, clinical trials, FDA clearance, regulatory compliance including UL, CSA, CE listings, patenting and technology licensing.  He is an experienced Expert Witness both as a background consultant and testimonial expert.

This expert witness has over twenty years of progressive experience in purchasing, operations, and supply chain management with industry leading, high technology manufacturing companies.  He has demonstrated effective leadership in designing and driving strategies to reduce inventory, cost, and cycle time to turn around marginal operations.  He has been successful in establishing supply chain departments, managing through rapid growth, and consolidating for cost effective operations.  He has experience in initiating the necessary processes to improve and assure quality production.  He has created benchmarks to implement performance metrics to improve production and provided materials management for prototypes through production cycle.

This Expert specializes in the calculation of economic damages in commercial and employment litigation matters. His practice includes the valuation of common and preferred stock, restricted stock, employment related options, fixed income and common-equity securities in both closely-held and actively traded public companies. He has been retained to advise or opine on issues of valuation theory and practice.

He has previously served as chief financial officer and general manager of construction- materials distributor. His extensive experience in corporate finance and management has been applied to the calculation of lost profits in a broad spectrum of commercial matters. 

This Ph.D. is currently a Tenured Full Professor at a major University.  His research focuses on the design, representation, simplification, compression, analysis and visualization of highly complex 3D shapes, structures, and animations.  His technical expertise and research interests span the modeling of 3D shapes and animations; 3D compression and progressive transmission of 3D shapes and animations; realtime direct-manipulation techniques for human-shape interaction and view control; and finally 3D graphics acceleration techniques including 3D model simplification, visibility culling, image-based rendering, and graphic hardware operations.  His contribution to 3D Graphics Acceleration includes the use of graphics hardware for rendering and inspecting CSG models and complex 3D assemblies and the Vertex Clustering 3D simplification approach, which has been incorporated into several products by IBM, SGI, and other companies to accelerate the rendering of complex 3D models. 

He has authored 21 patents (most on graphic acceleration and compression) and over 120 peer-reviewed technical articles for which he received 23 awards.  This Expert is an elected Fellow of the Eurographics Association.

This expert witness is experienced in valuation and diminution-in-value issues involving commercial, industrial, subdivisions and vacant land properties, as well as single- and multi-family residences.  Diminution issues include environmental contamination, soil or geotechnical construction conditions, eminent domain, natural disasters, construction defects, tragedy, leases and other conditions that may impact property values.

This expert witness has over thirty years of experience in the field of Reliability Engineering carrying out Analysis of High Technology systems during the Design and Development phase of the Projects.  He has worked extensively with both the United States Department of Defense and numerous civilian companies as a Reliability Engineering Consultant

This Ph.D began working at the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) in the Software Concepts Group at the age of 13, and was introduced to the world of object-oriented programming and graphical user interfaces through the Smalltalk programming environment.  There he was involved in a variety of projects over the years, including implementations of Smalltalk on the Dorado, a high-speed ECL research machine; the NoteTaker, a portable multiprocessor machine; and the Mycron-2000, a research computer at the University of Oslo, Norway.  He joined Apple Computer at the age of 22; there he was a principal designer of the Macintosh, responsible for the design and implementation of the Finder and other innovations pioneered on the Macintosh operating system. His work at Apple with the Mac user interface and Finder desktop metaphor--in particular icon-based, drag-and-drop file handling and double-clicking to open documents in their associated applications--has been universally adopted throughout the computer industry.  Since then he has been involved in a variety of startups and has consulted in research and development projects throughout the industry.

This expert witness has over twenty-five years of experience with embedded system design technologies and extensive experience with USB, Ethernet, Audio, Video and Servo hardware.  He is also an expert in hardware and software system design, integration, and testing. 

Other areas of expertise include: rapid prototyping, system debug and problem analysis; oscilloscopes, logic analyzers; and the reverse engineering of devices and protocols.  

This PhD is a full Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at a top research university, and has served as an expert witness and consultant in several leading Intellectual Property and Patent Litigation cases ( both ITC 337 proceedings and Federal Circuit ) in the past five years. He has reviewed and analyzed software and hardware designs through source code analysis for pre/post-litigation phases and testified at trial several times. 

He leads several large technology research programs in the areas of telecommunications, wireless, multimedia, networking, software and speech, video and graphics technologies at a major university and has authored several textbooks in these fields. He recently received the Frederick E Terman Medal from the American Society of Engineering Education ( ASEE ) for his contributions to Electrical and Computer Engineering, and is a Fellow of the IEEE.

He has served as consultant to MIT Lincoln Labs and John Hopkins Applied Physics Labs on programs related to Software, Computer Architectures and Wireless Networks. He has also founded two companies, offering products in the areas of semiconductor ICs, and software for multimedia and wireless applications, respectively.  

He has developed software for a leading cell phone handset provider and also developed software products for a leading VOIP infrastructure provider.   

He has authored or co-authored several books on VLSI, Digital Signal Processors, ASIC Design, System on Chip Design, and has served as an Editor or Guest Editor of several IEEE magazines and journals. He has also edited a major handbook. 

This Ph.D has over 40-years of engineering and management experience in the mainstream of the integrated circuit industry.  During this time, he has worked in semiconductor physics, device design, process integration, modeling/simulation ( process, device, and circuit ), and circuit design/analysis.  After seven years at the microelectronics unit of IBM, he founded his own consulting firm, which works in very demanding areas of IC design and development such as analog, mixed-signal, RF, signal processing, communications, and ultra-low-power design.

He is also an Adjunct Professor of Electrical Engineering at a Major University and an advisor to two overseas Universities. He is also the author of a best selling book on MOSFET technology, he has also authored more than 70 journal articles and conference presentations, and is a frequent plenary (keynote) speaker at major international conferences throughout the world.

This Ph.D. is a technology expert with 30 years of experience in product design and development, process development, package engineering, manufacture,regulatory clearance and business development for medical devices.  His experience ranges from surgical implants(biomaterials, wound healing, bioresorbables, orthopedics, cardiovascular surgery, urology, neurosurgery, ophthalmics and gastroenterology) to consumer products and over-the-counter drugs (family planning, oral care, skin care and consumer packaging), and environmental sensors; and, in products for the U.S.as well as international markets.  He has specialized in the biological response (both short term and long term) to implant materials, and how to control those responses.  His technical expertise is in the arena of materials science, especially biomaterials, materials compatibility, materials processing, surface modification techniques and materials characterization(both for product development and for failure analysis).  He has also provided expert witness services for patent infringement, patent invalidity and product liability cases.

Over the past 15 years this expert witness has held several senior management positions within the wireless industry, having global and P and L responsibilities, successfully developing and growing sales, marketing, and business development/strategy organizations, selling state-of-the-art core network solutions to major wireless carriers, as well as other equipment manufacturers around the world.  His primary responsibilities at these large wireless companies have included accountability for P and L, gross margin performance, budgeting, and forecasting.  He also was responsible for customizing proposals, implementing campaigns, and advancing company policies and objectives.

This Expert has a Ph.D. in computer graphics and currently teaches web design, web application programming, and computer gaming courses at a major University.  His research has been in the areas of computer graphics and the Internet.  He was the co-designer of the graduate and undergraduate degree programs in Digital Media Design and has authored and published numerous works in computer graphics and multimedia.

This Ph.D is a Professor of Accounting at a major University, he has previously served on various faculties of other Univeristies. He has also served as a visiting scholar at numerous academic institutions in Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, and New Zealand, to include serving as the Senior Fulbright Fellow to Australia in 1982. He is the author or co-author of eleven books, over 80 case studies, and over 50 academic and professional publications. In addition to his academic career, he has worked as a consultant to Harbridge House, Inc and Price Waterhouse and Co., while also maintaining a private educational consulting practice largely serving financial institutions. He has served on the board of directors of three public companies, where he was a member of the audit and compensation committees, three privately-held companies, and two not-for-profit entities.

This Expert Witness is a technology professional with more than 40 years of engineering and R&D experience. His major expertise is in the Electro-Opto-Mechanical and precision instrumentation design and manufacturing technologies. He has broad experience in mechanical design of military communication equipment. He has very substantial experience in areas of atomic-absorption spectroscopy, optical and mechanical metrology, testing and manufacturability analysis.  In particular, he has extensive experience in Bar-Code scanning industry as the lead designer of the large number of the laser and camera based Bar-Code scanners with about 160 US and International Patents. Also he has substantial experience in design, modeling and testing of machine vision automatic wafer surface quality control instruments. He has experience in patent deliberation as the Technical Expert.

This expert has over 25 years experience in engineering development of systems and components, with particular emphasis on optical transport systems and components.  He has 21 issued patents in a variety of fields and has sold 5 of those patents.  He has been responsible for all IP issues at four different companies. 

This expert witness is a mechanical engineer, licensed to practice in 22 states. His experience includes the design of HVAC systems, process ventilation systems, dust collection systems, process piping systems, custom automatic machines, and process systems over a period of 32 years. His experience in design and construction includes projects in the industrial, commercial, educational, institutional, and healthcare sectors.  He has held positions with design firms (A/E), as well as construction and manufacturing firms.

This Ph.D. is Professor and Director of the School of Computer Science at a major University.  Before joining the University 1999, he was on the faculty of the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University and the faculty of the Department of Computer Science at Texas Tech University.  Over the past several years, he has become increasingly active in expert witnessing and consulting.  He recently launched a computer forensics and consulting company.  He has also co-authored over eighty publications and reports.  Agencies that have supported his research include the Air Force Office of Scientific Research, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Naval Research Laboratory, National Science Foundation, and Rome Laboratory ( now part of the Air Force Research Laboratory ).  He has been principal investigator or Co-principal investigator on 19 sponsored research projects totaling more that $2M.

He has been retained as an expert for a number of legal cases.  Examples of issues associated with these cases include deceptive advertising, intellectual property, computer forensics, origin of e-mail, internet fraud, and breach of contract.  In addition to being an accomplished research professor of Computer Science, he is well-versed in the latest computer forensics tools and techniques.

This Ph.D. has over thirty years of academic and industry experience specializing in product service planning, business management, after sales service policy and implementation, field service organization and operations.  He has myriad books, articles and made numerous presentations on these subjects and others related to customer support and service strategies.  He is an experienced Expert Witness having testified at deposition at both deposition and trial on subjects related to service parts inventory and Anti Trust issues.

This Ph.D has nearly 40-years of technical and managerial experience in both industry and academia.  His litigation support experience as an Expert Witness in patent litigation began in 1999.  His primary expertise is in is thermal sciences; fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and thermodynamics. He has focused in particular on the development and application of computational methods in these areas. In addition to the thermal sciences, he has also been involved in the development of computational methods for the financial markets.  He is the author of over 40 technical publications and has consulted for over 40 companies.

This Ph.D. is a Bell Labs alumnus, where he was in charge of product and technology development ("forward-looking work") for wireless (1G, 2G and 3G) radio access and core network products. He and his team were subject matter experts for development of GSM, CDMA and TDMA standards. He was among the first to evolve FPLMTS to UMTS to the 3GPP and 3GPP2 standards in the ITU and TIA. He also led projects on WiFi, LMDS and Wireless Local Loop, and in the IEEE 802.11, 16 and 20 standards. He has over 25 years of hands-on US and international experience in development of new products and services for mobile, Internet applications and more recently in digital advertising. His knowledge of technology includes software and mobile communications systems, and end-to-end mobile network architecture, protocols and applications, digital advertising technologies, mobile communications standards and privacy by design.  His team filed over 400 wireless-related patents in a period of five years at Bell Labs. He has over a dozen issued patents and over fifteen applications in the area of digital and mobile advertising. He has worked on product, technology and strategy roadmaps in mobile (CDMA, GSM and 3G), broadband wireless (WiFi and WiMAX) and digital advertising. His leadership experience includes founding a technology start-up, a solo consulting company in the area of broadband wireless; and as general manager and strategist at a broadband wireless start-up; leading a global technology team of over 350 people, with annual budget of over $ 35M at a major communications company; and managing products and teams that generated revenues of over $ 10Bn for the communications company.

This expert witness has executive leadership and broad-based expertise in developing and commercializing new medical products by guiding small and large teams to meet time, cost and quality standards.  He is highly creative, with proven capabilities in both medium and high volume disposables and hardware/ software systems.  He has expertise in manufacturing, from concept to production, supplier development and cost reduction.  This expert witness has an excellent track record in logistics management, multi-site project and personnel management as well as system-level technology assessment and development.  He is a seasoned program manager and hands-on engineer with excellent oral/written presentation skills.

This Ph.D. has over 10 years of experience designing computer systems, including six years developing mobile and pervasive computing applications and software infrastructure.  He has written numerous papers related to content customization, radio-based localization systems, ad hoc and delay tolerant networks, file system intrusion recovery, and high performance cluster computing.  He sits on the editorial board of a prestigious IEEE Computing Magazine, and has been a member of the technical program committee of top international mobile computing and networking conferences, such as ACM MobiCom and ACM / USENIX MobiSys.

This Ph.D has over twenty-three yearstwenty-five years of experience in consultant providing services for product marketing and management, business development, and product/technology development ofsoftware technology and business focused on leading-edge software products and software-based services. His employment and consulting history includes leadership roles in product/technology development, product marketing and management, and business development in both established and start-up companies within the computer industry and corporate software development organizations. His broad knowledge of software markets ( including financial, telco, xSP, eCommerce, eLearning ) and technologies (including application servers, development tools, component software, Java ( J2EE ), knowledge-based systems and intelligent agents). Over the years, he has developed excellent analytical, planning, organizational, and communication skills. He has participated in industry organizations, including early ARPANET/Internet working groups and the Object Management Group ( OMG ) and published technical reports and articles on software technologies and their applications.

Over the course of his 30+ years as an electrical engineer, This expert witness has gained extensive engineering experience dealing with the entire spectrum of the product development cycle.  His background includes determining and negotiating customer requirements for new products through the completion of these developments with production releases.  He has extensive experience with system architecture and working with detailed designs for instrumentation, electromechanical, electro-optical, ATE, industrial control, and PC-based data acquisition systems.  He also has experience designing for safety compliance, EMC, and clean room system compatibility. 

This expert witness is a skilled professional with several years experience in areas such as human health and ecological risk assessment, litigation support, statistical analysis, field research, and epidemiological research for both litigious and non-litigious projects.  He has a Master of Science in Public Health from a major University in which he studied environmental health issues such as water quality, environmental toxicology, and communicable disease control.  He has given lectures on human health and ecological risk assessment methodologies and has presented for The Third Annual Toxic Torts in California Conference.  His combination of academic and professional training has given him the skills and confidence needed as an expert in the field of environmental health science.  

This Ph.D has over thirty years of industry and academic experience as a CEO, CTO, Scientist, Professor, Electrical Engineer and Researcher.  He has held top positions in a number of technology oriented companies and has directed numerous Research and Development projects. 

In a long and successful career as an independent consultant, he has helped to develop many significant hardware and software products particularly in the areas of Digital Broadcasting and HDTV. He has also served as an Expert Witness in several intellectual property disputes.

This expert witness offers over 25 years of experience and training in a wide range of forensic disciplines and investigative strategies.  He has testified at The Hague in the Netherlands and three times before the U.S. Congress.  He most recently held the position of Laboratory Director and Chief Forensic Scientist for the United States Secret Service.  In that role, he managed up to 120 scientists, technicians, and support staff in the areas of document analysis, handwriting, fingerprints, trace evidence, audio and video analysis, photography, toolmarks, computer evidence and counterfeit analysis.  He has now begun the independent forensic consulting and investigative firm known as Stewart Forensic Consultants, LLC and its subsidiary, Global Investigative and Intelligence Services.       

This expert has over 35 years of automotive safety research and development, accident reconstruction, concept vehicle design and manufacture as a scientist, project manager, senior project engineer, designer, development, manufacturing and test engineer. He is qualified as a motor vehicle accident reconstruction and bio-mechanical engineering expert.  He is recognized as an expert in automobile safety having given testimony before the US Congress, and interviewed by CBS News, Public Eye, Bryant Gumbal & Fox News.  He is a former professional driver and has been directly involved in vehicle performance and handling track testing.  This expert's automotive engineering experience includes:

• Motor Vehicle Design and Manufacture
• 2-Cycle and 4-Cycle Engine Technology
• Transmission, suspension, intake and exhaust system, chassis system, brake design, tire, fuel system and safety fuel tank systems design and fabrication, including aluminum, steel, fiberglass and HDPE (plastic) fuel tanks w/fuel cell foam, flexible fuel cells and bladders.
• Designed an industry first all carbon graphite fiber motorcycle, gas shock absorber for racing motorcycles, non-linear suspension a torque/chain reduction device for motorcycles, reed valves for two cycle motorcycle engines, and roll, pitch & yaw optimization design goals for motorcycles and cars.

This Ph.D has over twenty years of experience in the computer hardware and software industries. He has served as a VP of Engineering, Senior Manager, and Technical Leader at startups as well as large companies such as Cisco, KPMG and TIBCO. He has also held such positions as principal engineer and so has a broad range of direct and relevant experience in software design and development. He also teaches computer science at the university undergraduate and graduate levels.

In addition, he utilizes the latest analytical techniques coupled with in-depth analysis of patent(s) or prior art in cases involving patent infringement or claims of prior art. Not only pattern matching is used. He may perform comprehensive algorithm analysis to isolate areas where even sophisticated pattern recognition methods may fail to identify or indicate false positives. He will also employ statistical and analytical methods to provide clear metrics for presentation.

This expert witness has provided consulting services to industrial, municipal, and institutional organizations in the field of water treatment for more than twenty five years as a senior consulting engineer, technical service engineer and project manager, responsible for overseeing the services provided by the entire national field organization to the company's major clients. These responsibilities include solving technical problems brought in by field representatives, assisting with the design of new and existing plants, and interaction with clients' corporate engineering and executive staffs.

His experience covers a wide range of industrial and municipal water systems especially relating to boiler system operation, closed loop chiller and heater systems, open and closed re-circulating cooling water systems, boiler and steam generating systems, and in potable and waste water facilities.

He is currently, or has been, involved with upgrading wastewater systems in oil refineries in the Caribbean, northeast United States, Central Midwest United States and the Gulf Coast United States in the past two years. Has also assisted with design and operational troubleshooting and plant upgrades regarding oily wastes in the automotive industry and aluminum casting / rolling processes in the past two years.

This Ph.D holds a doctorate in fluid mechanics, mathematics and numerical analysis.  He is also a licensed Professional Engineer.  He has over thirty-years of industry experience complemented with continuing education focused on software solutions including Modeling, Graphics, Mapping, Web-Based Remote Database applications and Information Systems, and system integration for small companies.  He has demonstrated skills in both cross industry and complex multidisciplinary assignments with project management responsibility for teams up to 250 people and 30 concurrent projects.  

He has published papers and project reports, and, made technical presentations at State, National and International conferences. He has received numerous engineering innovation and excellence awards.  His clientele includes Federal, State and local government, law firms, engineering companies, and other domestic and international corporations.

This expert witness is the President and Co-Founder of a forensic engineering firm with expertise in areas such as physics, electro-mechanical disciplines, and electronics.  He has acted as a technical consultant and expert witness for forensic engineering projects involving industrial, commercial, and consumer product liability cases, which work includes evaluation, testing (both electrical and functional), and photographic examination of the products or product components.   He has over 20 years experience as a research engineer and has expertise in product development and testing, system development, testing and maintenance, and forensic engineering.  This background includes employment as a Research Engineer for the Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics at a major University, and as a Staff Physicist for NASA, Space Electronics Division.  He is also the holder of two U.S. patents

This Ph.D is an internationally known professor and entrepreneur in the areas of high speed computing, communication, and semiconductor technologies.  He has first-hand industry experiences with semiconductor companies, telephone and wireless companies, and computer and communication equipment companies.  During his time at Bellcore he was the main architect for one of the first CDMA networks in the world.  Currently, he is a tenured Associate Professor of Electrical and Systems Engineering at a major University.  He has successfully testified in several major cases in the U.S. District Courts and in the U.S. International Trade Commission.  He has published more than 80 technical papers and is a named inventor in nine U.S. patents. 

This Expert Witness is a seasoned Mechanical Engineering professional with 30+ years Product Development experience in the HealthCare and BioMedical industries.  He brings a broad experience ranging from design & development of instrument systems and high volume disposables, to managing Engineering departments.  Major strengths include hands-on electromechanical device development, high volume plastic device development, design for cost effective manufacturing, efficient transitioning of prototype designs into production designs, failure analysis, project management, as well as Expert Witness services in legal matters.  Experienced skills in Mechanical Engineering, program team leadership, direct customer interface, ISO 9001 / ISO 13485 - Quality System Regulations, Failure Modes Effects and Criticality Analysis, and DFM/DFA processes.

Throughout this expert's career he has performed research and developed highly innovative technologies.  From the beginning, this activity required in-depth assessment of the maturity of technologies and detailed planning of the development and infusion of those technologies.  Within the last decade he formalized the processes involved in technology maturity assessment, technology maturity advancement planning and technology infusion and became recognized as the Agency expert in those areas. 

As a retired Assistant Director for Technology and Chief Technologist for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Marshall Space Flight Center, he has over 39 years of experience in aerospace, including: space-flight hardware development; research, development and application of technology; assessment and infusion of technology into ground-based, airborne and space-flight hardware systems; strategic planning; international and national collaboration development; and creation and management of R and D organizations.  As a member of the federal Senior Technical Service ( STS ) he was one of only approximately 400 such individuals in the entire federal government.

 As a member of the board of directors of SPIE, the international society for optical engineering for 10 years ( including a term as President of the Society ), he developed an in-depth understanding of the operation of international not-for-profit organizations and established an extensive set of international contacts in 24 countries. 

He developed a number of international collaborative activities and was extensively involved in strategic planning particularly with respect to international operations, and also with regard to overall society operation and structure.  Throughout his career he has created organizations and developed technologies and systems that are highly innovative and, from the perspective of the private sector, generated a high return on investment.   

This expert witness has 30 years experience in the engineering, manufacturing and marketing of fully integrated and automated process machinery, electronic products and consumer products.  He holds more than 20 US and international patents and is a Registered Professional Engineer.  As Principal Engineer at two leading consulting firms, he provides expert engineering services and testimony relating to intellectual property protection and patent related matters and on product design and safety.

 As Engineering Director, he was a leader in the development and construction of patented computer-controlled process machinery used worldwide for making CD, DVD and CD-R discs.  He is experienced in developing products for compliance to US and international standards, including European CE marking.  He has extensive experience in the design of automated machinery for safe operation.  This expert witness is experienced in intellectual property and patent protection, and has broad and diversified engineering skills.  These include technical problem solving, electrical and mechanical systems, fault and failure analysis, design for compliance, safety, risk analysis and product and project management.

Thie Ph.D. has 30 years of experience in thedesign, development and manufacture of over 350 different high-technologyanalog and digital products that use IC and MEMS and their packages in new andinnovative ways for automotive, medical, industrial and commercialapplications.  He has proven ability toassist businesses through the strategic timing of technology investments andproduct development and manufacturing in international and cross-functionalteams.  Dr. Spangler has excellent oraland written communication skills along with a deep knowledge of patent andintellectual property issues.  He is theinventor or co-inventor on nine U.S. and international patents.  He provides IP and Expert Witness serviceswith successful trial experience at the International Trade Commission.  He is the named Inventor of eight US Patentswith other applications pending.  He is well-published in his core areas of expertise outlined below.

This expert witness is a senior product marketing professional with twenty years overall business experience, including fifteen years of progressive experience in product marketing to both corporate and retail customers; specialist in market development and new product introductions in technology-driven industries such as video game, personal computer and semiconductor.

This Expert Witness has extensive experience in Silicon Valley as an engineer, manager, owner of a small development lab that focused on machine controls and vice president of a start-up.  Following on, he consulted to the EU & World Bank on large gas pipeline project Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems and contracted to engineer about 60 water treatment control systems for multiple companies. At VPat Pantograph Corporation (now Newing-Hall Inc.), an engraving machine manufacturer, he was responsible for all engineering and product development. In recent years he has consulted to numerous pharmaceutical and medical device companies on compliance of computerized systems and information technology with FDA quality regulations. He has been an expert witness/consultant more than 23 legal cases. A recent case was the $2.25 billion penalty brought by the State of California against the utility PG&E. He holds BS and MS degrees in Electrical Engineering and is a licensed Electrical Engineer in California.  He served active roles in the Institute of Electrical & Electronic Engineers (IEEE). He holds one patent and is named on several others.

This Expert's professional and technical career focus includes these areas:

?  Custom machine controls and motion controls – board level, digital & analog circuit design, firmware and software. Devices include medical instruments, machine tools, hydraulic presses, submarine and aircraft inertial navigation systems, and engraving machines. 

?  SCADA and PLC based process control systems and process instrumentation design, implementation and commissioning – approximately 60 small to medium systems mostly for water treatment. Worked to consulting civil engineer’s plans and specifications under various supply contracts. Included electric power distribution for large machines.

?  EU and World Bank large SCADA projects – natural gas pipelines – electric power grid

?  Computerized system, Information system and IT security including data integrity in pharmaceutical, biotechnology & medical device manufacturing. Quality system development and risk based validation for compliance with FDA and SOX regulations.

?  Expert witness/litigation consulting including forensic investigations – over 23 cases involving SCADA, control systems, equipment. The cases involved supply contacts, patents, equipment failures, equipment & control system safety, and related patents.

He has been employed in these capacities over his career:

?  Practicing electronics design and micro system development engineer

?  Owner of a small micro system development lab in Silicon Valley

?  Engineering management –PLC, SCADA and control systems 

?  Vice President of Engineering – Pantograph Corporation of America

This Expert Witness, Professional Engineer, is part of a consulting company in Lafayette, Louisiana.  He has worked on offshore, inland waters,land drilling and workover rigs as a drilling engineer and consultant. He has also worked on oil production as a petroleum engineer andconsultant for petroleum companies.

This Ph.D.'s studies address accident reconstruction, biomechanics, and human factors as demonstrated by his 40years of independent research; his more than 200 internationally distributed publications, reports, and presentations; his thirteen book co-authorship; and his journal guest editorships.  After more than 22 years of service, he retired as Senior Scientist with the RAND Corporation.  He was on the faculty at the RAND Graduate School for eighteen years, and taught as an Adjunct Faculty at UCLA, USC, Naval Post-Graduate School, George Mason University.  He has been a Reserve Coroner with a California county since June 2000, and served as a Commissioner of Policing and Safety for another California City.

He has been a court-appointed Hearing Officer since 1995.  He has published studies in Transportation Accidents ( automotive, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles ); Industrial and Recreational Accidents ( pressure vessels, rotating machinery, forklifts and cranes, exercise and recreational equipment, swimming pools, manufacturing and punch presses ); Slip- or Trip-and-Fall Accidents; and Adequacy of Warnings. Only 30% of his work is litigation: of that, the distribution is 70% Defense, 25% Plaintiff, and 5% Mediation. He has successfully qualified and effectively applied his analyses in courtroom testimony about 1300 times over the past 34 years.

This expert witness thas been involved in the public and private sectors of the building construction industry in residential, commercial, institutional, tenant improvement and military construction projects since 1976.  His work and responsibilities during this twenty plus year involvement with the construction industry include:

• Agency Coordination
• Contract Negotiation
• Field Operations, Supervision and Control
• Floor Inspection of all Types
• Job Progress Scheduling
• Material and Equipment Procurement
• Multi-Project Management and Control
• Office Management Estimating Control
• Project Plan and Specification Preparation
• Quantity Survey, both Pre and Post Bid
• Submittal Preparation and Review

This Ph.D. has over over thirty years of industry and academic experience involving medicinal, synthetic, and bioorganic chemistry.  In addition, he has extensive experience in molecular biology, enzymology, protein biochemistry, fermentation technology and other related biomedical fields.  His research efforts over the past decade include synthesis of complex biologically active molecules, natural product isolation, and include discovery and analysis of diverse bacteria and fungi that produce valuable bioactive natural product molecules.  In addition to basic research, his laboratory pursues genomic, proteomic and pathway engineering approaches to harness the metabolic capabilities of terrestrial and marine microorganisms. He also serves as Director of a major University's academic drug discovery and development center, a unique enterprise that pursues drug discovery opportunities in the area of metabolic diseases, anti-infectives, cancer and other disease areas.  He is an experienced Expert Witness in trade secret, and patent infringement litigation involving medicinal agents as well as DNA and antibody-based diagnostic tools.  Over the past five years he has written over half a dozen expert reports, rebuttal reports and has been cross-examined in deposition six times.

This Expert Witness is the chief engineer of Satellite-based Navigation Systems for a large defense contractor.  He is responsible for architecture, technical direction, road maps, and systems engineering for all GPS related technology within the company, and is a member of the company patent committee.

He has has over 35 years of GPS receiver design experience covering all aspects of GPS technology including systems, custom integrated circuits and software for commercial, consumer, cellular E911, government, and space markets.  The last 10 years he has focused on the maturation and development of space M-Code GPS receiver technology on multiple receiver platforms.  At a previous employer, he led a team to develop and mature GPS receivers for integration into cellular telephones to meet the requirements of the FCC E911 mandate.  Also, he led the development of GPS technology that was hosted by all General Motors OnStar equipped vehicles.  He represented his company in GPS-E911 over-the-air protocol standards meetings and was the keynote speaker at the Wireless GPS Location Conference (1999). This Expert has extensive experience in patent and prior-art analysis and has given deposed testimony in four previous patent litigation cases, all related to GPS.

He has earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Electrical Engineering from Arizona State University including additional post-graduate studies. He is co-author of “Understanding GPS: Principles and Applications,” where he wrote the chapter “GPS Integration with other sensors and Network Assistance.” He holds 49 GPS patents and was elected Dan Nobel fellow for the continuous advancement of GPS technology.

This Ph.D. is currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at a major university, where he actively publishes research on consumer electronics.  Before that, he managed a design team at Scientific-Atlanta (now a division of Cisco).  His team explored new technologies (including a coaxial networking system that won an Engineering and Technology Emmy® Award) and designed several set-top boxes that went into high-volume mass production.

This expert has authored nearly 50 U.S. patent applications of which 24 have issued.  In addition, he has served as an expert witness in three high-profile patent cases, including Apple v. Samsung at the ITC.  He has been a witness for both plaintiff and defendant, and has testified in court, given depositions, and prepared several expert reports on infringement and validity.

In addition to preparing and giving lectures, he has received media training and is an excellent communicator and teacher.

This expert witness has over 30 years experience as a design-build engineer, manufacturer, contractor, inventor, and corporate executive. He has had staff, executive, and consulting roles in industrial, petrochemical, oil and gas, computer, and medical environments, working in both domestic and international venues. His professional and academic credentials include Engineering, Contracting, Systems Integration, and Computer Forensics. He is a Registered Professional Engineer in four states, and an experienced expert witness having testified at both deposition and trial in US Federal Court. 

This Ph.D. is a long-time music-industry veteran with extensive experience in all aspects of music technology, including software and hardware development, performing, composing, writing, and education. He is a classically-trained instrumentalist who has also played jazz, folk, pop, and experimental music professionally since the 1960s. Currently the Director of the Music Engineering program at a prominent University, which he helped create, his scholarly research has focused on the history of electronic music and automated instruments, as well as the use of "alternative" controllers in electronic music performance. He has served as an executive director of the MIDI Manufacturers Association and is recognized as a top expert on the MIDI specification, as well as other digital audio formats. He developed the first sampling/resynthesis software for a personal computer, and the first graphic-oriented MIDI sequencer for the Apple Macintosh. He has served as a consultant for most of the major players in music creation and delivery software and hardware, and has written user manuals for many groundbreaking products in the industry. He has written over 500 articles on music and audio technology, and over a 25-year period was a columnist for three of the most respected magazines in the professional recording and musical instrument spaces. An educator at the college level for over 25 years, he is known as an erudite and witty speaker for audiences of up to several thousand engineers and lay persons.

This Ph.D. is an accomplished scientist, researcher, executive, professor, and writer.  As International Vice President of Cancer Research and Associate Division Director of Experimental Therapy at two major pharmaceutical corporations, he worked closely with all branches of drug development, including toxicology, clinical research, clinical pharmacology, marketing, regulatory, patents, analytical chemistry, process chemistry, and pharmaceutical formulations.  He has also had many interactions with the FDA to advance the development of drug candidates.

As a consultant, he continues to have a broad-based interest in many therapeutic areas, including agents to treat cancer, viral and other infections, heart disease, depression, and pharmacodynamic disorders.  He has written and edited many reports and documents for drug filings, patents, and expert witness litigation; he is also a named inventor on numerous patents.  He has authored and co-authored over 100 preclinical and clinical research articles for scientific journals.  He was the Research Representative on a committee to evaluate and implement scientific writing courses at a major pharmaceutical corporation.  He also enjoys non-technical writing and web site design.

This Ph.D. is a highly experienced and credible expert witness and legal consultant.  Most of his matters have involved cancer drug development issues and patent challenges for anti-cancer and antiviral agents.

This Ph.D has over 35 years of experience in telecommunications and signal processing.  He has published one hundred and thirty papers and 5 books, and is the author of thirty-five patents.  He has also testified at trial and depositions for patent infringement matters.  His personal research has been in the field of digital coding and transmission of information signals.  This work has led to pioneering techniques for adaptive quantization and ADPCM coding, which have been incorporated in international CCITT standards for low bit rate voice and digital audio. His research has also defined techniques for speech encryption, packet voice, signal enhancement, robust vector quantization and image coding.  He was the first editor-in-chief of the ASSP Magazine, a publication of the Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing Society of IEEE. 

The businesses created by his research and leadership, span several segments in audiovisual and data communications.  These businesses include low bit rate speech CODECS for digital transmission, multiplexing, cellular telephony and AUDIX voice storage; high-quality audio coding for teleconferencing and advanced DAT; video coding for advanced television, internet video and voice band video telephony; and high-density magnetic disks for computer data. Other emerging businesses include natural language call centers, systems for message translation and filtering, set-top boxes, solid-state multimedia players and recorders, DVD systems, CD-quality broadcast receivers and Internet Multimedia.

This Ph.D. has over forty years of academic and industry experience in advanced electronic systems with a focus on audio engineering and related technologies.  He is a former Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and long-time member and former Chairman of the Audio Engineering Society of New York.

This expert witness has over 17 years working as an engineer and executive with over 10 years experience in smart card and related technology. His recent focus has been in biometrics, Government and healthcare applications. His management experience includes future Research and Development planning, technical direction and hands-on development. He also has extensive experience in building successful hardware and software systems. Some of his work is used by thousands of people everyday.

This Ph.D. is polymer expert with a solid chemistry and materials science background and considerable practical experience in the development of advanced materials, products and processes for a variety of industries including medical devices, pharmaceuticals and consumer healthcare.  He has particular technical expertise in formulation and applications of synthetic and natural polymeric materials for use in functional medical devices and controlled release of pharmaceuticals.  His experience includes research management, product development, manufacturing, technology assessment, and intellectual property.  He is also a prolific inventor with thirty-one US patents and numerous foreign patents issued to date.  He has been engaged by several major law firms involved in various aspects of patent litigation concerning the use of polymers in various devices.  He has performed for these law firms both behind the scenes and as a testifying technical expert witness.  Additionally, this Ph.D. is a registered US patent agent with an in depth understanding of current US patent law as well as PCT procedures.

This expert witness has over 33 years of experience in the field of electrical engineering.  Before founding his own Corporation, he held such responsible positions as Chief Electrical Engineer, Electrical Department Manager and Project Engineer, for major Corporations.  His experience involves design and investigations of a variety of facilities including sewage treatment plants, refineries, fuel terminals, co-generation facilities, and numerous industrial, commercial, and governmental facilities.

As one of the inventors of the DVD (Digital Video Disc), this Expert Witness invents prolifically, helps other people invent, writes well-written invention disclosures, consults, and acts as an expert witness in fields related to entertainment technology.  He is currently the Chief Executive Officer of a communications/media company and a Patent Liaison at a major digital entertainment technology company.  He was a Vice President at two Disney-owned companies.  He also worked for Time Warner, Silicon Graphics, Atari and others in roles ranging from Program Management to Software Development of Entertainment Products since 1982.

His main focus is patents.  He has acted as an agent offering patents owned by the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America),experimented with new techniques in patent portfolio analysis, and learned all about patent prosecution via an intensive on-going on-and-off-site study program by the PLI (Practicing Law Institute). As an expert, he mostly supports defendants but has been the plaintiff’s expert as well. The cases generally involve validity and infringement. He writes expert reports, works with attorneys on claim charts, and has dealt with trade secret litigation.

This Expert Witness has a unique capability of combined Business and Technical expertise with over 23 years of experience in Consumer Telecommunications (OEM/Carriers).  He is the author of two patents and over 12 publications for International Conferences and Magazines.  He is a presenter at International Conferences, Symposiums, and instructed IEEE training seminars.  

This expert witness has been leading design teams implementing complex state of the art IT systems for 35 years.  He holds three major patents in the cellular wireless space and has worked with virtually all communications standards from underground optics to spacecraft.  He understands the network architectures appropriate to synchronous, asynchronous, asynchronous transfer mode, and cellular networks.  He is also very capable in quantitative analysis and propagation modeling.

This expert witness is recognized in the field of Telecommunications and Information Technology. His expertise encompasses a broad range of technical and managerial disciplines including voice communications, data networking, carrier services for public/private switched and dedicated networks, image processing, wireless and cable transmission systems, and operational and strategic planning. As co-founder and President of a Communications company he is responsible for overseeing corporate operations and providing executive level direction on strategically significant projects. During the course of his career, he has worked for various organizations in a consultative, design / engineering and managerial capacity.  He has supported numerous clients with respect to technology consulting in the financial services, high technology, legal, corporate, health care and education sectors.  His technical practice presently encompasses Strategic Planning and Expert Witness litigation support. Earlier in his career, he worked in the military aerospace industry developing strategic and tactical command and control systems for various agencies in the defense and intelligence communities.

During the past 25 years, This Ph.D. has worked on over 500 cases, working for both the plaintiff and defense.  His expert witness work has always involved a human element or component interacting with various aspects of the environment.  He has testified on patent cases, as well as several personal injury matters involving Biomechanics, Human Factors, and Human Performance. 

He has been published numerous times in the areas of Biomechanics, Human Factors, and Human Performance.  

He also holds several patents in the area of footwear.

This Ph.D has combined over fifteen years of academic and industry experience in animal science with a focus on dairy nutrition and dairy husbandry.  She has been an independent consultant since 2003 with a focus on farm nutrition and feed formulation. 

This Ph.D. has over 30 years experience in Electrical Engineering and Computer Software Engineering.  He is the Founder and current CEO of a company that provides Master data Management and Business Intelligence Software, and the prior President and CEO of a software engineering company specializing in the design of virus-immune business software.  From 1982-1987, he was an Associate Professor of the Electrical Engineering Department of a prominent university and instructed and developed courses on computer, communication, solid state and electronic design areas.

His research activities focus on computer networks, computer communications, computer architectures and their application to distributed control.  He received a patent for his electronic design work and has a recent proposal for a special issue of the IEEE Transactions on Reliability to focus on reliable computer system architectures for real-time control.

This expert has more thanthirty years of experience in the card manufacturing and personalization industry as a technical and business leader. He has designed, developed and introduced several new products,processes and companies to advance the industry as new technologies and capabilities were desired and adopted by card issuers.  Many of these ideas resulted in international patents for companies that employ these technologies in their current products.  Long standing participation innational and international Standards organizations to help assure interoperability of card applications globally. Recognized as an industry expert in advanced card technology and applications such as cards with electronics (smart cards) and applications like EMV and mobile.

With a long history and perspective in this industry, he is regularly requested to consult as an expertin patent disputes as well as contract disputes where card construction,performance or specification standards are questioned.  He has advanced degrees in both engineering and business along with his experience to apply to a wide range of technical and contract issues in the card industry.

This expert witness has over 25 years of industry experience in the development, commercialization and regulatory requirements associated with bringing a new pharmaceutical through clinical trials to market.  He is a uniquely inter-disciplined individual, melding comprehensive pharmaceutical industrial Research and Development, business development, Quality Assurance and Quality Control, and consultancy experiences with formal FDA-tenured regulatory credentials. 

He is an industry practitioner and recognized professional with demonstrable successes in the guidance and preparation for final review of regulatory filings and the rendering of strategic advisories, bearing upon domestic and international regulatory and business affairs in the pharmaceutical industry.

This Expert has 28 years of experience in computer science, computer networks and software engineering.  He is the principal consultant at a technology consulting firm specializing in intellectual property consulting for telecommunications, web publishing, eCommerce technologies, financial systems, and banking systems.  He has nine years of experience providing expert testimony for patent litigation and software & application disputes in e-commerce, search engines, financial services, internet copyright and telecommunications cases providing expert reports, depositions, and trial testimony.  

He is an IT Director and Patent consultant specializing in Telecommunications and IT operations, strategic Telco applications, Computer and Storage asset management and disposition. Companies consulted for include Verizon, Deustche Telekom, PTT Netherlands, Bell Canada, Qwest. He has been an expert for 24 cases including 12 Telecommunications and Call Center software & patent litigation cases. 

This expert witness is a results-oriented professional who has consistently delivered projects on time and on budget.  He has built an excellent network of US and international developers and strong relationships with 1^st parties. He has 15+ years of successful internal and external game development and strong technical, design and production expertise in console, PC and online gaming.  He also speaks basic Japanese and is willing and able to travel extensively.

This Ph.D is a professional engineer with over 25 years of experience as a Quality Management System Consultant, and has also been an expert witness and/or technical consultant for matters involving the following industries: Medical, Aerospace, Automotive, Computers, Telecommunications, Silicon technology, Energy / Power, Optics, Electronics, Electromechanical.  He offers expertise in marketing, design, manufacturing and quality assessment guidance to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of internal company processes.  His company offers set-up and direction of customer, quality, reliability, design, manufacturing, crisis management, continuous improvement activities; set-up of global customer feedback systems working in an international environment, including the European and Asian Market; establishment of corporate strategic plans and objectives; comprehensive evaluation (gap analyses) of business processes; direct problem solving and continuous improvement activities; and teaching, organizing and managing of cross-functional teams. 

This Expert was a Fannie and John Hertz Fellow from 1981-1985, and in 1992 he was awarded the OSA Adolf Lomb Medal for pioneering contributions to nonlinear optical phenomena and all-optical switching in optical fibers.  He also received the U-M research excellence award in 1997 and became a Fellow of the Optical Society of America in 1998.  In 2002 he received the Texas eComm Ten Award for being one of the 10 most influential people in Texas's digital economy.  He is an IEEE Fellow; the first recipient of the prestigious 2007 Distinguished University Innovator Award for developing and commercializing break-through technology.

He has published three books and over 120 papers in refereed journals and holds over 100 patents or patents pending.  His current research interests include mid-infrared laser sources and their applications in defense and healthcare.  On the defense side, applications include infrared countermeasures, explosives detection, and battlefield communication.  On the healthcare side, his research relates to using infrared lasers in cardiology, endocrinology, dermatology and ophthalmology.  Another area of this current work relates to ultra-high resolution imaging of power-train parts, including sub-micron resolution and surface roughness measurements.  He teaches a number of courses including Introduction to Photonics, Fiber Optics:  Internet to Biomedical Applications, High-Tech Entrepreneurship and Patent Fundamentals for Engineers.  He has also founded several companies, including Xtera Communications, Omni Sciences, Celeste Optics, AccuPhotonics and Cheetah Omni.  He is also a Registered Patent Agent with the US Patent and Trademark Office.

This Ph.D. has 40 years of experience in the development, and practical application of techniques for the analysis of surfaces, thin films, and very small quantities of materials.  An early pioneer of Electron Spectroscopy, he spent many years applying electron spectroscopy, microscopy, and other surface techniques to study molecules absorbed at metal and semiconductor surfaces. 

He has worked in university environments and, for more than 25 years, in high technology industry (Bell Labs; IBM Research; Applied Materials).  Since 1993 he has provided independent services to industry and to intellectual property law firms, as a consultant, contractor, and an educator. 

This expert witness has 38 years of experience as an industry practitioner and consultant in the design and engineering of mechanical and electronic medical devices with a focus on medium and high volume disposable devices and components.  He holds 39 patents in his field of expertise.  He is both an experienced industry consultant in the design and development of medical devices, and in providing legal consulting and testimonial witness services in intellectual property, product liability and other legal matters.

This Expert Witness is an accomplished technology architect and executive leader demonstrating a unique blend of strengths in product architecture, senior leadership, business development, and process-driven approach to producing quality solutions.  He is a skilled communicator with a broad technical competence, with a proven ability to cultivate strategic customer relationships, increase sales, and develop operational platforms.  He leads cross-functional teams in developing award-winning, architecturally-rich products.

In the past twenty-five years, This Ph.D has been involved with numerous consulting activities which include the design of microprocessor-based systems, electrical and electronic design, and the interpretation of the National Electric Code. 

This expert witness has been involved with the development of Handheld applications since 1997.  In addition, he has also developed, manufactured, and marketed commercial palm applications since 2000. 

He has been a full time consultant for almost ten years and involved with a number of development projects, including the design of Palm applications, Windows CE tools, client-server applications, and network drivers.

This expert witness has over 40 years' experience in project management, design and construction of tunnels, underground railways and other major infrastructure projects.  He has been directly involved in the design, construction, maintenance and failure analysis aspects of railway and vehiclar tunnels world wide.  His experience in bored tunnel design is unparalleled.  He is well-published on this subject and has been engaged as an Expert Witness and given written testimony on the subject of railway tunnel design and construction.

This expert witness has over 30 years of experience in telecommunications and computer telephony with extensive experience in engineering, product development, marketing, sales and operations in start-ups and large companies.  He has founded three start-up companies in Silicon Valley and led each of the companies from VC fund raising to successfully bringing the product concepts to market through technology innovations.  He is well versed in new technologies and has hands-on development experience particularly in the fields of telecommunications, computer telephony and Internet.

Before joining his present company where he currently serves as the President and COO, he founded another company which is a leading provider of hosted unified and multimedia messaging solutions for service providers and enterprises worldwide.  He spearheaded the development of the Single Message Store technology first adopted on the Sun Microsystems platform and led the company to the closure of multi-million dollar deals with major service providers worldwide.

He holds patents in the field of telecommunications and has been engaged as a testifying and background expert in matters involving patent litigation. 

This expert witness has been working for thirty years within the floor covering industry dealing with problems related to all types of flooring materials.  Services include substrate moisture testing and installation training.

This Ph.D is an experienced international broadcasting manager, communications educator and consultant, project manager and sales and marketing advisor.  During his 30 years as an international broadcasting manager, he has managed and restructured radio stations and networks in major and medium markets in the U.S. and internationally. He has also provided a broad range of consulting services to major corporations, both domestic and international, and the United States Government in sales and marketing, operational startups, turnaround situations, staffing, programming, cost containment, acquisitions, and divestures.   

This expert witness has over 40years experience with voice and wireless communications technology systems, including large-scale project management, and disaster recovery for mission-critical systems.  His areas of expertise include wireless system planning, deployment, and operations; telecommunications voice technology; microwave and satellite planning and deployment; voice network design; telephone system interconnection for special services, and telecommunications contract administration.

This Expert has over thirty-five years of industry experience in the area of wireless technology, including, wireless LAN; wireless DOCSIS; Cellular and PCS; Spread Spectrum and radio technology.  He has been an active contributor to the design of Cable Set-Top boxes, CATV, modem and satellite products.  He has been an active participant in the IEEE 802.11 Standards Committee for spread spectrum wireless LANs, IEEE 802.16 Standards Committee for mobile broadband wireless networks.

This Ph.D is a professor and experienced electrical engineer with over twenty years of industry and academic experience.  Her work experience includes the design and development of phase shifters, RF feed networks, radiator elements and transmit / receive (T/R) modules for airborne phased-array and active array antennas. Her current research interests include high-density circuit packaging and interconnects as well as the development of antennas for wireless communications systems. She holds 4 U.S. patents and has authored or co-authored over 50 technical publications.

This Ph.D. has over thirty-five years of academic and scientific experience with a focus on computer science.  At a major University, his recent research has been in computer graphics and human computer interaction.  His teaching experience includes computer graphics, data structures, programming languages, and user interface design.  His academic and scientific experience includes research and development in computer graphics and interactive cartography.  He is well-published in these and other related technological fields.  He is an experienced expert witness and patent researcher.

This expert witness has over 30 years of high tech experience and executive leadership in commercial and consumer communications systems and networks. He also has over 20 years in leadership and executive positions ( Engineering, Sales and Marketing, Product Management ), including successful track records in technology and product development, strategy definition and planning/ execution and business development for domestic and international markets. He focuses on broadband/multimedia product and networking solutions for content, distribution, and security systems for Internet, satellite, cable and wireless/broadcast. He is a specialist in content security and digital rights management as applied in distribution, storage and rendering.

This Ph.D's main areas of expertise include MicroElectroMechanical Systems ( MEMS ), VLSI circuits and architectures, and Smart Microsystems. More Recently, his company entered into the wireless MEMS industry.

This Ph.D. has over 44 years of industry experience in the automotive industry.  He began his career at General Motors Research Laboratory, then held positions of increasing responsibility with Delphi Delco Electronics Corporation and currently running an automotive electronics consultancy. He is familiar with automotive electronic component technology and the supply-line management required not only producing suitable automotive components, but supervising the R&D, advanced engineering, forward technology development, sales, and product line management process from OEM to customer.  He has worked in various technical and leadership roles to develop new products and complex systems from invention to production using both internal invention/development and external partnerships to achieve world-class automotive systems worldwide.  In 2001, he founded and established an automotive electronics consultancy focused both on automotive electronics suppliers doing business in North America and also support for expert witness litigation.  His firm has supported suppliers whose “home” countries have included Japan, Taiwan, China, Korea, Canada, United States, Germany, and France as they do business in North America.

Utilizing his background in mathematics and computer programming, this expert witness is an experienced consultant in the areas of casino game analysis, and online casino software.

This Ph.D is a Registered Professional Engineer with over thirty-years of industry and academic experience with a focus on environmental, safety, vehicle and mechanical engineering and technology.  His experience encompasses safety issues related to automobiles and their manufacture, as well as heavy equipment used in construction.  His expertise is continuously updated through memberships in myriad professional organizations that focus on these technologies and issues.  He has published numerous articles and made several presentations on these subjects.

This expert witness has been an expert in the fields of credit card payment fraud and Internet technologies for over ten years.  He has invented technologies used for detecting credit card fraud, and he speaks at industry events as well as for government and academia. 

This Ph.D has more than twenty years of industry and academic experience with information technology.  He has been involved with a number of companies and institutions spanning a wide range of technologies and approaches in the computer field.

This expert witness is a highly skilled executive offering more than 15 years of company leadership with P and L responsibility in the computer, publishing, retail, education, and healthcare industries. Results driven leadership with proven ability to drive success. Readily identifies opportunities, problems, and solutions. Effectively decomposes complex systems into manageable pieces for analysis, implementation, and operational deployment. Leverages technology to drive productivity, organizational effectiveness, and cost reductions.

This Ph.D has over 35 years of experience with expertise in drug and medical product development, licensing, patents and acquisitions, biomedical science, toxicology and regulatory compliance of drugs, biologics, diagnostics, biotechnology, medical devices, pesticides and chemical specialties.  He provides expert witness in product liability, F.D.A., E.P.A., and OSHA toxic suits for corporations. 

He represents companies before these agencies for product approval requirements. He is a lecturer in toxicology and product safety at a major University.  He has experience in GCPs, GMPs, and GLPs audits. 

This expert witness is a multi-disciplinary engineer with formal education in electrical and mechanical engineering and over twenty five years of hands-on electronics, firmware, and software design and implementation experience. He has exemplary written and oral communication skills and is adept at explaining complex concepts to other engineers, company management or even lay persons. He has made significant contributions to the fields of embedded systems in general and portable life support systems, and smart batteries in particular. He has extensive knowledge about smartcards and their application in secure systems.

This Ph.D. is a University Professor of Materials Science and Engineering where he also holds the Sirrine Endowed Chair. Previously, he served as the interim Vice President for Research, Vice President for Economic Development,and directed for 14 years the Center for Optical Materials Science and Engineering Technologies (COMSET).  He earned a B.S. in Ceramic Science and Engineering (1993) and the Ph.D. in Ceramic and Materials Engineering (1997) from Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. He has published more than 350 archival scientific papers, holds 33 U.S. and foreign patents, has given in excess of 150 invited lectures/colloquia, and has co-organized 75 national and international conferences and symposia.

Among numerous other awards and honors, this Ph.D. has received the Schwartzwalder-PACE Award (NICE 2004) “in recognition of the nation’s outstanding young ceramic engineer whose achievements have been significant to the profession and the general welfare of the American people.”  He is a Fellow of the American Ceramic Society(ACerS), the International Society of Optical Engineering (SPIE), and the Optical Society of America (OSA). He is also an elected member of the World Academy of Ceramics (WAC) and the US National Academy of Inventors (NAI).

He has been a Principal Investigator (PI) on more than $56 million worth of sponsored programs, gifts and contracts.  He is an Associate Editor of the Journal of the American Ceramic Society, Topical Editor for Optics Letters, and is an active participant on the “Optoelectronic Glasses,” technical committee for the International Commission on Glass.

This Ph.D has over thirty years experience in the Pharmaceutical industry from basic research to clinical drug evaluation, including IND-enabling activities and filings, design of Phase I/II clinical trials, and NDA filings.  Leader or member of project teams in many therapeutic areas.  Thirteen years experience working with start-up companies in a 'hands-on' capacity providing nonclinical support for regulatory filings.  Ten years experience teaching a Drug Development Process course for a major University as well as in-house for companies.  Involved with all aspects of pharmaceutical development with emphasis on nonclinical (Pharm/Tox and CMC) support to Clinical (IB, Protocols, IC).  Fully current with all FDA/ICH requirements (Regulatory Affairs).  Represent sponsors at the FDA.

This expert witness has 38 years of research, engineering and management experience with security-related technologies, software engineering,and product development.  He is an expert in computer security, providing consulting expertise for security analysis, research,development and evaluation, and expert witness services in computer software-and security-related litigation and patent matters.  He is an adjunct professor and a member of the Center for the Advanced Study and Practice of Information Assurance (CASPIA) at a California University. His research interests include methods and tools for principled approaches to the compositional construction and certification of high-assurance, secure,distributed and IoT systems.

He is technical director, for The Open Group UK, of the European Commission's Distributed MILS (D-MILS) project, technical director for a new project, CITADEL, to develop dynamic and adaptive MILS systems, and a contributor to the EC ProSEco project (IoT for manufacturing), and the PHANTOM Project (MILS on heterogeneous computing platforms), is active in the leadership of The Open Group's Real-Time and Embedded Systems Forum,chairman of the MILS API Working Group, a delegate to the International Standards Organization's SC27 (Security Techniques) Working Group 3 (security evaluation), organizer of the first Common Criteria Forum Workshop, and eight-time organizer of the Layered Assurance Workshop (LAW).  He currently participates in the Common Criteria User’s Forum, and has contributed to the Common Criteria technical communities developing the Operating System Protection Profile, the Mobile Device Protection Profile, and the Server Virtualization Protection Profile.  He also developed the MILS Network System PP,and the MILS Platform PP.

In 1986 after completing his Doctorate at Oxford, this Ph.D joined the faculty of the Electrical Engineering Department at a major University, where he began teaching and conducting research in the areas of Systems, Control and Communications. Since that time he has directed 17 Ph.D. dissertations and 36 M.S. Thesis projects and has taught graduate and undergraduate Electrical Engineering core courses in Circuits, Signals and Systems, Controls and Communications.  He has published more than 140 technical articles and refereed conference papers and received several best paper awards in his research areas of communications networks, telecommunications and control systems.

This expert witness has over 28 years of experience in the telecommunications industry.  His work experience has covered a broad range of disciplines including the development of requirements and standards for digital (VoIP) and analog telephone equipment and network systems and interfaces, developing and operating telecommunications testing laboratories, product design consulting, design and development of testing systems including hardware and software development, expert consulting and witnessing for patent litigation, development of intellectual property and filing of patents, software architectures and code development, hardware architectures and development, and the development and delivery of telecommunications training seminars (US and internationally).

He is currently the president of a company that provides consulting and testing services for the US telephone service providers and also for many internationally-based telecommunications product manufacturers.  He has extensive experience working with multi-national engineering teams with first-hand and hands-on experience in the telecommunications product development process from design conception, software and hardware prototyping, design testing, through final production and quality assurance.  He is the named inventor for patents issued while at Bellcore and at AST.  He is the author of many Bellcore requirements and recommendations documents and the prime contributor to many Telecommunication Industry Association (TIA) standards (ANSI/TIA).  He is currently the vice-chairman of the TIA TR-41.3 sub-committee for Analog and Digital Wireline Telephones after serving as the chairman for TR-41.3 for seven years.  

This expert witness is a Certified Management Consultant with over twenty-seven years experience in all aspects of management consulting and professional information technology and data processing.  He has been an independent consultant since 1979.  His experience includes significant management, budgetary, and technical experience in operations, systems programming, large-scale application design and development. Specific assignments/specialties include: Information Technology Management; Data Center Management; Software Development Management; Project Management and Project Management Office; and Audit and Assessment.  Other specialties include Computer-Aided Software Engineering ( CASE ); vendor/product selection; strategic automation planning; litigation consulting; World Wide Web site development and management.  In addition, he has general business management consulting experience and expertise.

This expert witness has over thirty-five years of experience in the Recording Arts.  He is a "court qualified" expert witness in voice identification, audio and video authentication, signal processing, tape enhancement and recording industry practices.  He has appeared as a Consultant to NBC, CBS, CNN, NPR Radio, NOVA, Taipei, Chinese Television, Dateline, 60 Minutes, and other Networks and Television Programs.  He served for many years on the Board of The International Association for Voice Identification. He has served as Chairman of the Audio Engineering Society's Standards Group WG-12 on Forensic Audio, as well as Chairman of the American Board of Recorded Evidence.

This Ph.D. is a dedicated professional with diverse experience in technologyleadership and intellectual property.  Hisprimary technical expertise is in power electronics, renewable energy systems,and electric drives.  He has strongcompetitive instinct as founder and technical executive of a rising startupcompany.  He spent three years developinga company IP portfolio of over 60 US patents and patent applications.  He possesses deep technical knowledge andmastery of literature developed over ten years as a professor at a leadingresearch university.  He is an inventoron eight US patents issued and about twenty US patents pending.  He has outstanding writing skillsdemonstrated by over 100 technical publications and numerous successful grantproposals.  This Expert possesses superbverbal communication skills honed by years of technical leadership, pitches toventure capital, academic presentations, and university teaching.   

This Ph.D. has over 30 years of academic and professional experience in speech and audio signal processing, speech and audio signal compression technology, standards for speech and audio compression, and software implementation on real-time platforms and in client/server architectures. He was a Member of Technical Staff at Bell Laboratories for 16 years, was founder of two start-ups: Audio Research Labs and Light speed Audio Labs, and is adjunct faculty at New York University. He has significant patent litigation expert witness experience,including analysis, report-writing, giving depositions and testifying at jury trial. He has published widely, including authoring one book, several book chapters and numerous journal and conference papers and also holds 23 patents.  This Expert is a Fellow of the Audio Engineering Society (AES) and a Senior Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).

This Ph.D. has over twenty years of experience in the field of electrical and computer engineering.  His areas of expertise include signal ( voice / image / video ) processing, communication systems, microprocessor systems, electric circuits, data acquisition systems, biomedical instrumentation, and software development.  He is a faculty member in a major University and is the Director of Graduate Studies for the department.  In addition to more than 70 publications in the field, he has been very active in professional activities as a Senior Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers ( IEEE ) Signal Processing Society.  He is currently serving as a member of the IEEE-SPS Image and Multidimensional Digital Signal Processing Technical Committee.  He has served as General Chair of the IEEE International Conference on Image Processing, as well as General Chair of SSMSD, General Chair of SSIAI, and Vice Chair of SSIAI, in addition to positions on numerous other professional committees.  He has also been Associate Editor of the journal, IEEE Transactions on Image Processing.

This Ph.D's background includes a broad technical knowledge spanning diverse areas of engineering along with over fifteen years of printer technology experience. 

He has detailed knowledge of and experience with many laser print engines, printer controller technologies, and ink jet products.

He has deconstructed designs of a wide range of ink jet print heads and ink systems marketed by suppliers including HP, Canon, Epson, and Lexmark.

This expert witness has over forty-five years of engineering experience with a focus on systems development for military applications.  He has over forty years in software engineering.  He is conversant with software, hardware applications and platforms.

This Ph.D has over 45 years experience in the computer and software industries, including over 30 years teaching experience at the university level, the majority of which have been in computer science.  She has been Director of a university computer center with both operational and development responsibilities and has developed and taught internal education programs for a major computer manufacturer.  She is published in mathematics journals, computer science journals, and law journals and has conducted and published research funded by both government and industry.  She also has extensive litigation support experience; involved in over 100 cases during the past 27 years.  She has been deposed on numerous occasions and has testified at both bench and jury trials.

• Taught, and evaluated a variety of programming languages, including Java, C++, C, Pascal, Fortran, various assembly languages, Cobol and various database languages; published two textbooks.
• Evaluated and has used a variety of operating systems, including Windows XP and 2000, Windows 95, UNIX, and older mainframe and microcomputer operating systems.

This Ph.D. has over 35 years of academic and industry experience in telephone and computer networks, telecommunications, and Internet technology.  His expertise extends to both data communications protocols and hardware.  He is a tenured full Professor, and was the Associate Chairman of the Electrical Engineering Department at a major University.  In addition, he is the Director of a graduate program for a major aerospace and advanced technology company.

He has received numerous awards, honors and research grants from university, private sectors, and governmental funding agencies.  He is a patented inventor who has published two popular books in communications systems.  He is also an experienced Expert Witness in patent litigation including preparation of expert reports, participation in deposition process, and testifying in court.

This Ph.D. is a world renowned expert in strategic planning, design, test, IP and risk assessment of electronic products and systems.  In 2013, he was awarded the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s College of Engineering Distinguished Achievement Award.  In 2011, he received the University of Maryland’s Innovation Award for his new concepts in risk management.  In 2010, he received the IEEE Exceptional Technical Achievement Award for his innovations in the area of prognostics and systems health management.  In 2008, he was awarded the highest reliability honor, the IEEE Reliability Society’s Lifetime Achievement Award.  This Expert has an MS in Electrical Engineering and an MS and PhD in Engineering Mechanics from the University of Wisconsin at Madison.  He is a Professional Engineer, an IEEE Fellow,an ASME Fellow, an SAE Fellow and an IMAPS Fellow.  He has previously received the European Micro and Nano-Reliability Award for outstanding contributions to reliability research, 3M Research Award for electronics packaging, and the IMAPS William D. Ashman Memorial Achievement Award for his contributions in electronics analysis.  He is the editor-in-chief of IEEE Access, and served as chief editor of the IEEE Transactions on Reliability for nine years, chief editor for Microelectronics Reliability for sixteen years, an associate editor for the IEEE Transactions on Components and Packaging Technology, and on the advisory board of IEEE Spectrum.  He is the founder and Director of CALCE (Center for Advanced Life Cycle Engineering) at the University of Maryland, which is funded by over 150 of the world’s leading electronics companies at more than US$6M/year. The CALCE Center received the NSF Innovation Award in 2009.  He is currently a Chair Professor in Mechanical Engineering and a Professor in Applied Mathematics at the University of Maryland.  He was a visiting Professor in Electronics Engineering at both Hong Kong Polytechnic University and City University of Hong Kong, a visiting Professor at Beihang University in Beijing, and a visiting Professor in Physics at Shanghai-JiaoTong University.  He has written more than twenty books on product reliability, development, use and supply chain management and over 600 technical articles.  He has also written a series of books of the electronics industry in China, Korea, Japan and India. He consults for 22 international companies.

This Ph.D. has over 35 years experience in the computer industry, with special expertise in computer graphics and multi-media, networking, computer system design and development, computer architecture, and semiconductor design and development.

He has 18 years of successful P and L management experience in both large and small organizations including start-ups.  He has also over 12 years of expert witness experience in computer related patent cases.  He is a strong leader, team-builder, marketing/technology strategist for emerging computer markets.

This Ph.D. has over thirty years of industry experience both as an industry practitioner and independent consultant.  His technology focus is on computer and network architectures, design of complex software solutions for the Internet and other intricate business systems.  He is an expert in computer operating systems, modern software construction and Internet-related technologies, including web site software and hardware architectures.  He is an experienced Expert Witness in intellectual property, patent cases, electronic discovery and computer forensic issues. 

This Ph.D is a senior high-technology executive with over 30 years of management experience in both small and large technology company business environments. He has a strong technical background with emphasis on wireless and networking. He is a hands-on, energetic, people-oriented leader with proven ability to quickly build effective results-oriented teams with focused business objectives. Strong interpersonal and business skills are equally effective with customers and partners as with employees.  For the past year, He has been directly involved in identifying new business opportunities in the wireless, security, networking, and/or location markets for a major Venture Capital fund in California.  His previous experiences include product design, research and development and engineering and corporate management of companies brining wireless technologies to market.

This expert witness has been a professional application architect and programmer for over twenty years.  Over the past seven years, he has developed major Palm OS applications for automated forms processing, real estate vertical markets, e-mail and Internet services, groupware and collaboration, medical applications, inventory, and point-of-sale.  He was one of the first people certified by PalmSource, Inc. to teach Palm OS programming to developers.  He is also an accomplished engineering manager and entrepreneur.  Aside from his expertise with Palm OS, his career has plunged him deeply into the areas of computer design, object-oriented software design, operating systems, networking, image recognition, groupware, and real-time systems.

This Ph.D. has forty years of industry experience as a scientist, development engineer, corporate executive and consultant in the field of semiconductor manufacturing equipment and fabrication processes.  His expertise extends beyond purely technical to include product marketing and strategic planning.  His wide range of experience includes work for the aerospace and semiconductor industries and as a legal consultant and testimonial witness.  He is widely published in the field of semiconductor process and equipment, with particular emphasis in CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition), silicon epitaxy, and plasma processing.

This Expert has more than 50 years experience, including asset management, conceptual engineering, project management and scheduling, preliminary and final design,cost estimating and control, equipment specification, construction management and testing of hydroelectric and fossil and nuclear power plants, high-voltage substations, transmission, and distribution systems.  In addition to design, he has an extensive background in managing, defining and evaluating power supply interconnection plans, power and energy requirements, and load-flow, short-circuit,and voltage-drop studies.  He has provided expert testimony related to electric power system operation and safety.  This Expert is a registered Professional Engineer in several states in the United States of America and is qualified for registration in Canada and the United Kingdom.

This expert witness has twenty-five years of industry and academic experience in electrical engineering with a focus on automotive and avionics engineering design and maintenance.  He has been an Adjunct Professor at a majorUniversity teaching "Digital Signal Analysis."  He is experienced with computer operating systems and programming languages.

This expert has extensive experience with storage devices, interfaces and file systems, including Flash Memory (Solid State Disks, memory cards, flash drives), Optical Storage (CD, DVD, WORM, Magneto-Optical), Magnetic Storage (Hard Disk, Floppy Disk, Tape), RAID/Disk Arrays and jukeboxes; USB, SCSI, iSCSI, IDE/ATA/ATAPI/SATA, Fibre Channel and PCMCIA; and Storage Area Networks (SAN).

He has written and designed device drivers, software and firmware for Windows, UNIX variants (including Linux, Sun and Silicon Graphics) and embedded real-time operating systems (RTOSs).  He has been a software developer, project lead, industry analyst, seminar leader, technical marketer and technical writer.  He has participated in over 50 conferences as a speaker, session chair and conference chair.  He is experienced with various programming languages, including C, C++ and assembly.

This expert has been an expert witness and expert consultant in over 50 engagements involving patent, trade secret, copyright, class action and contractual disputes, and patent portfolio reviews.  These have drawn on over 20 years of experience in the storage industry and over 30 years of experience as a computer engineer, and have involved technology in the storage, IC CAD, software and hardware industries.  He has written expert reports, been deposed, and has provided courtroom testimony at trial.  His engagements have involved source code analysis and comparisons, object code disassembly, benchmarking, and computer media duplication, as well as forensic analysis on data storage devices and file systems using tools including EnCase that involved the same two patents.

This Ph.D. has over twenty-five years of industry and academic experience in a variety of technical disciplines that include semiconductor devices with experiments on the electrical characteristics of crystalline defects.  He has computer simulation expertise involving thin film solar cells and the transient response of devices.  His circuit design experience extends to such diverse technologies as solar energy, digital and analog circuit design, interfaces between a computer and a computer controlled industrial machine.  He developed a technique for using a digital signal processing method to analyze the results of semiconductor transient experiments.  He is skilled in several programming languages and information technology.

This Ph.D. is the founder and CEO of a company that promotes computer modeling of reactive flows.  She received her Ph.D. from the University of California at San Diego where she conducted research in chemical kinetics with Forman A. Williams, a pioneer in the field of combustion and the author of Combustion Theory book.

After receiving her doctorate, she went to work in industry as a development engineer, working on the CHEMKIN software package. She then transitioned from the research and development group to sales and marketing, where she was the go-to technical person for the company's customers and distributors.

She has created and taught courses on the computer simulation of reactive flows and trained professionals all over the globe, including the USA, Canada, China, Japan and Germany. She has published papers in peer-reviewed journals and has presented technical talks at conferences such as International Symposium on Combustion, ASME Turbo Expo, and AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting and Exhibit.

This Ph.D. has extensive experience developing Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASIC), semiconductor memories (DRAM, SRAM & FLASH), and Programmable Logic (FPGA and PLD) products used in the design of digital computer and telecom systems. 

He has developed Electronic Design Automation (EDA) software products based on behavioral (C, Verilog and VHDL) synthesis and ASIC/FPGA placement-route (physical design).  He created an engineering design methodology and directed a world-wide operation that released over 3000 gate array (ASIC) designs.  He was a key contributor in development of various memory (DRAM, SRAM, & serial memory) and logic products.  Several patents in semiconductor processing and device structures were issued along with multiple Technical Disclosure Bulletins. 

This Ph.D. has provided Expert Witness technical assistance and testified at trial for integrated circuit memory and processor patent litigations as well as theft of trade secrets and breach of contract cases.

This expert witness is a nationally known and respected engineer and construction project manager, who has personally supervised over $1,400,000,000 of major construction projects over the past thirty-five years. His most notable projects include the San Diego Convention Center, Los Angeles Central Library, Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) Expansion for the 1984 Olympics, Washington DC Subway System (WMATA), Raddison Flagship Hotel for the West Coast in Manhattan Beach, CA, Armed Forces Medical University in Bethesda, MD, and Walter Reed Army Hospital Barracks.

For most of his career he has served as the "man in charge" of overall project budgets, CPM schedules, subcontractor supervision and claims and change order resolution. In over past thirty years, He has pursued, evaluated and successfully settled over $175,000,000 in construction claims and change orders, offering a unique depth of experience in construction claims and dispute resolution.

This Ph.D has 40years of professional experience in wireless communications and telecom technology.  He is an entrepreneur who has participated in the organization and operation of start up companies that brought wireless LAN, software VoIP PBX, and 2-way paging technology to the marketplace.  He holds numerous patents in wireless and signal processing technology.  He is an experienced litigation support consultant with experience in patent infringement matters.  He is also a registered Patent Agent.

This Ph.D. has over twenty-five years of industry experience in engineering, project and technical marketing management.  He is considered a visionary technology spokesman in the data storage industry having brought many disk drive products and technologies to market successfully.  He is skilled in all aspects of recording head and media design, qualification and drive integration; RAID (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks), Striped Disk Arrays, SAN (Storage Area Networks), NAS (Networked Attached Storage) and other high capacity disk and storage technologies; drive troubleshooting and quality, and the cost control considerations of disk drive manufacturing.

This Ph.D. is a knowledgeable, proficient technologist with extensive technical expertise in communication systems and legal services support for intellectual property.  He has drafted patent specifications and supported litigation involving cases of patent infringement, product development and technical marketing of telecommunications systems.  With over 25 years of industry and academic experience, he has proven aptitude in systems architecture and product design excellence, leading teams of over 100 engineers to introduce innovative digital communications products based on custom digital signal processing.  He is a pioneering problem solver who approaches each new challenge committed to continual business success.

This Ph.D. is an accomplished innovator with a proven track record of producing innovative solutions that solve existing problems and create state-of-the-art solutions. He has worked on a wide range of applications including Class D audio amplifiers, RF power amplifiers, data conversion, DC to DC converters and alternative energy systems. He has also collaborated with experts in many of these areas to create solutions that fit with existing systems.

This expert witness has over forty years of industry experience in telecommunications, wireless technology, software and computer systems.  He has served in high-level positions for major telecommunications companies with a focus on product marketing, sales and product distribution.  His experience also includes business development and product engineering.  He is an experienced corporate executive, independent consultant and expert witness.

This Ph.D. has over 30 years of experience making personal technical contributions and leading high-performance Research and Advanced Technology organizations of up to 160 people, planning and executing applied research agenda and moving results to standards, components, operational systems and tools.  He has strong personal expertise in network protocols and controls for wireless and wireline networks, Internet Architecture, Voice over IP, Multi-Media over IP, network routing and restoration, and information security.  He has over125 papers and over 45 patents.  He participated in many Advisory Panels for universities and Government.  He has also worked as expert witness in patent litigation cases and as an expert in patent portfolio evaluation.

This Ph.D has over 20 years of experience in polymer rheology and polymer processing. He has consulted extensively for major companies including DuPont, ExxonMobil, Daikin, Solvay Solexis, Donaldson Co., Chevron Phillips and others.  He currently, and since 1991, holds a position as professor in the department of chemical and biological engineering at a major University.  His main research interests are in the area of applied polymer rheology, and processing with an emphasis on solving practical problems through the use of rheological techniques. He has published over 180 technical papers on polymer rheology and polymer processing, and has given over 80 presentations in conferences and over 50 invited talks in industries, universities and conferences. He is also the co-author of five patents and one book on polymer processing instabilities.   

This Expert is a retired Executive Vice President Engineering for a large automotive corporation, a subsidiary of Daimler Trucks North America.

He is an SAE fellow, a member of ASME.  He has been the SAE Buckendale Lecturer and in 2002 was honored as the ASME Soichiro Honda Lecturer. He is the past president of the Engine Manufacturers Association, past member of the U.S. Federal Fleet Conversion Task Force, the U.S. Alternative-Fuels Council, and the U.S. EPA Mobile Source Technical Advisory Council.

In 2002 he participated in the National Academy of Science (NAS) review of the Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles (PGNV) research program.  In 2006 he was awarded a patent for a diesel electric hybrid engine / vehicle. In 2007 he served on the NAS committee reviewing the DOE 21st Century Truck Partnership. In 2008 he was appointed to the NAS committee for “Assessment of Fuel Economy Technologies for Medium and Heavy Vehicles”. In 2009 he received the ASME Soichiro Honda Medal for his contribution to the diesel engine industry. In 2010 he was appointed to the NAS Committee for the Phase 2 review of the DOE 21st Century Truck Partnership Program. In 2011 he was appointed to the NAS for “Assessment of Technologies for Improving Fuel Economy of Light-Duty Vehicles-Phase 2. In 2012 he received the SAE Powertrain Innovation Award.

This expert witness is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and has over fifty years of engineering and software development experience in computers and telecommunications.  He is a telecommunications industry practitioner with experience in telephone switching and billing systems, call detail record analysis, Internet technology and information technology.

This expert witness has been primarily employed in the video games business since 1976 in many capacities including: programmer, designer, supervisor, manager, director, vice-president, consultant, partner and owner in several notable businesses, his thirty-years of industry experience has been focused on the development of arcade, coin-operated and consumer video games. He has supervised the creation of or personally produced myriad games for industry leading game manufacturers and various publishers including Electronic Arts, Sega and Accolade.  He has developed games using a variety of development tools and computer platforms.

This expert witness has over thirty-five years of industry experience in the design engineering, product marketing, manufacturing and management of battery and battery charger technology.  His focus has been on lead acid battery technology and was a member of the team that developed the revolutionary Gates recombinant technology Valve Regulated Lead Acid (VRLA) battery.  He has extensive technical engineering and manufacturing management experience supervising the start up of new manufacturing facilities and merging of battery and battery charger product lines.  One of the key areas of expertise he developed and expanded upon during his career is the application engineering of the battery.  Key to this area of expertise is the battery-charger interface.  He developed various charger designs and techniques and was an industry expert in the application of battery charger design to battery.  While the designs of the battery chargers developed by him were of the transformer design for power conversion rather than the lighter weight, smaller switched mode types, the regulation circuitry which controls the battery interface is the area of his expertise.

This Expert Witness is the Founder and President of a Denver-area IT consulting firm active since 1982. His firm provides expert witness services in Web, browser, e-commerce, multimedia, operating system, client/server, user interface, and office automation patent cases. He has written 23 expert reports, been deposed 17 times, and testified in court 5 times; he has been retained by many of the country’s top computer companies in high-profile, high-stakes litigation. He teaches advanced technical seminars through Global Knowledge and has written official courseware for Microsoft. He is the author of 18 commercial books on Windows, Web design, networking, and productivity for publishers such as McGraw-Hill and Wiley. He holds numerous technical certifications and is also a Microsoft Certified Trainer. He has consulted with a wide variety of companies on deploying and managing business computer networks, from Novell NetWare to Microsoft Active Directory.

This expert witness is experienced in all phases of business development, including strategic planning, financial management, marketing and sales. Established ability to work effectively with Fortune 500 executives and clients, as well as small organizations. Respected for leadership skills, strategic planning abilities, consultative management style and personal integrity.

He has demonstrated ability to assess and analyze complex business requirements in conjunction with architecting and implementing technical solutions that deliver maximum capability at minimum cost. Demonstrated proficiency in building and directing highly motivated development teams. High-level technical management experience includes Director level positions with Motorola Information Systems Group, Unisys Networks and Bio-Tek Instruments.

He is proficient in mobile computing and networking technologies, including systems design and architecture, user interface design, communications, database design, embedded systems, and network management.

This Ph.D has more than 40years of experience as an academic, industry practitioner and litigation support and expert witness. His expertise includes management, design, and development in telecommunications, signal processing systems, modem development and integrated circuit development.  His technology focus encompasses error-correcting codes, telecommunications, digital signal processing ( both algorithms and implementation ), digital systems design, communications theory, integrated circuit design, and CAD. He is the recipient of patents and awards for his efforts in the fields of communications and VLSI circuits.

This Ph.D is a Professor Emeritus of Electrical Engineering at a major University, where he holds the Computer Engineering Chair.  His research interests are centered in computer engineering and include: the computer-aided design of digital systems, design verification, simulation, and design for testability, the modeling of logic networks, automatic test pattern generation, distributed computation, communications, and fault-tolerant computing.

This Ph.D. has more than 30 years experience of technical and business leadership, and development in the paper, film, coating, printing and packaging industries.  He has worked with many different coating, extruding, packaging, adhesive and printing processes, for applications ranging from traditional and digital printing; surfacing, insulating and barrier films; beverage packaging; construction materials; and decorative panels.

This expert witness is the founder and Managing Director of a card technology and systems development and integration organization.  Accomplishments include holding a key patent on Smart Card technology and portable electronic transaction technology.  With over 30years experience in the field including extensive experience on strategic engagements using all types of card technologies ranging from Magnetic, Optical and Intelligent ( Smart Card ) for financial, security, consumer marketing and information applications, He is a recognized world expert in the card technology industry and provides vision for the application of enabling technologies to solve business problems.  He is also a founding director of the Smart Card Industry Association and is a delegate to the International Standards Organization ( ISO ) and the American National Standards Institute ( ANSI ) developing worldwide standards for the Smart Card.

This expert witness has over 40 years of technical expertise with AMLCD design, RFID devices, semiconductor devices and solid state circuits.  He was elected in 1997 as a Fellow of the IEEE, has published 92 technical papers, and is the inventor of over 100 patents.  He has founded and held senior executive level positions at three successful start-up companies. 

He is currently a testifying expert witness and has assisted with all phases of patent infringement matters, including claim construction, Markman hearings, and deposition and trial testimony.

This expert witness has over thirty years experience in mechanical design engineering, engineering analysis, testing and engineering development of machinery and equipment, computers and desktop products, medical products, instruments, and specialized apparatus.  He has been registered since 1977 as a professional mechanical engineer in California. Since 1980, he has been in private practice as a Consulting Engineer providing mechanical engineering and litigation support services.  As a consultant he has worked on many design, engineering, and testing projects in a wide range of industries for numerous companies. He has consulted on several litigations or intellectual property matters.

This Expert Witness is a practicing real-time software engineer with a strong background in communication protocols, avionics, airborne software safety and the Java and Ada programming languages.  He is a contributor at the industry level to international standards including DO-178C - Software Considerations in Airborne Systems and Equipment Certification, used around the world by certification authorities such as the FAA, Transport Canada and the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).  He is currently active in the development of the Air Ground Information Exchange (AGIE) protocol for communication involving civil aircraft, and the Managment of Air Ground Information Communications (MAGIC) for the standards organization ARINC.

He has a strong background in real-time software issues, especially real-time communications and embedded software systems ranging from financial communication protocols to global positioning satellite (GPS) receivers.  While at Sun Microsystems, he was part of the team porting the Java Virtual Machine to real-time embedded systems.  Additionally, he has been an active developer of Java-based web applications, an area of expertise for which he has been an expert witness on two cases, the most recent of which resulted in a $26 million verdict in favor of his client.

He has been an instructor at the college level in programming, software engineering and the Unix operating system.

This Ph.D. has 20 years of progressive technical, managerial, operational,and strategic responsibility in the communications & IT industry.  He has strong networks in the global telecom, IT, and Venture Capital industries.  He possesses deep technical expertise augmented by operational experience and applied to strategy and business development. He has executive experience in mobile operators, international corporate environments, startups, and industry/standards associations. He has strong verbal, written and presentation skills, as well as public speaking.

This Ph.D has a distinguished forty-year academic career focused in biostatistics technology.  He has written and refereed numerous articles dealing with the statistical analysis of problems arising in the health sciences.  Recently he left academia to form an independent consultancy focusing on biostatistics.

This Ph.D is a Professor of Computer Science at a major University where he teaches classes in Artificial Intelligence, Automatic Programming and Compilers.  He is also a member of the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory where he conducts research in Automatic Programming and solving Physics problems.

This University Professor has taught both undergraduate andgraduate students, including courses in circuits, electricity & magnetism,integrated circuit fabrication, optical fiber theory and applications,semiconductor optical properties and devices, and a seminar on professionalissues (career choices, personal & corporate ethics, and intellectualproperty.)  He holds thirteen patents inthe general areas of optical sensors and photolithography. As a consultant toindustry, he has worked on optical fiber sensors for acceleration, pressure,temperature, electric field, pH, physical measurements of gases, includingflow, thermal conductivity, thermal diffusivity, and viscosity. He alsodeveloped an optical fiber sensor for monitoring the curing of thermosetresins. Other research interests include infrared imaging, three-dimensionallithography, microfluidics, and methods for infrared sensing of conditionsinside coal- fired boilers to improve control and efficiency. As an expertwitness, he has supported patent litigation in a range of semiconductorfabrication technologies.

Prior to his academic career, he was a Member of theTechnical Staff at the Murray Hill (NJ) Bell Telephone Laboratories, working inthe groups developing the first visible light red and green light-emittingdiodes (LEDs) and the GaAs heterostructure laser. His work at Bell Labs wasprimarily involved with materials characterization (optical, thermal, latticematching, etc.). 

This expert witness has over 30 years experience in the telecommunications and computing industries, where he successfully led numerous projects in products and services. In the area of products, his roles included the specification of system level architecture, and the design and detailed development of applications software and operating systems, firmware, and hardware at the system, board, and IC levels. In the area of network services, he has been actively involved in the creation of network architectures and the development of advanced user services. In addition to leading teams of experts developing data communications protocols ( OSI 7-layer model and the IETF model ), he held active leadership roles in defining both national and international standards.

His most recent experience has been in wireless networks where he had responsibility for setting the strategic direction for both network architecture and products.  In 2002, he began providing technical consulting services in telecommunications technologies and associated hardware and software systems focused primarily on smaller businesses employing emerging technologies.  This work has given him a unique insight into the importance of managing intellectual property in a pro-active manner, and to develop efficient methods and processes for managing these assets.

This Ph.D. is one of the nation’s foremost experts in computer user interface design and windows programming.  For over twenty years, he has been a research scientist at a top university focusing on user interface software, demonstrational interfaces, user interface design, window managers, visual programming and programming environments.  He has advised on user interface design, user interface software, window manager design and implementation.  He has performed usability analyses and redesign of products. He has performed Intellectual property consulting for software and user interface patents.

This expert witness is an electronic design engineer with nearly thirty years of experience covering a wide range of power electronic projects including the attendant design of digital and analog circuits, magnetic devices and feedback control loops.  He is skilled in establishing objectives, problem identification/solutions and addressing groups.

This Ph.D. is the professor of Mechanical Engineering at a major university and has previously lectured at University of Pennsylvania’s EXMSE Program and at the University of California Irvine.  He is a past chairman of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) Robotics/FMS and a founding member of the Massachusetts Quality Award.  He is the founder of the New England Lead Free Consortium, with of over 30 contributing companies which are engaged in electronics products and supply chain since its inception in 1999.  The consortium is actively researching, testing and evaluating materials and processes for lead-free and RoHS compliance, and converting to nano technology. It is funded by TURI, EPA, NSF and the member companies.  The consortium has published over 40 papers; some translated into Asian languages and won a regional EPA environmental Merit Award for business category in May 2006.  He is the author of several best-selling books on Concurrent Engineering, Six Sigma, Green Design and Engineering Project Management (in editing). He contributed 2 chapters and over 100 technical publications in his fields of research. 

This expert is an international consultant, trainer and seminar provider on lead-free, quality, Six Sigma and DoE as well as project management, technology supply chains, product design and development and electronics manufacturing and automation.  He worked for 22 years in high technology companies developing new products and state of the art manufacturing technologies. He was the speaker for the HP Executive Seminars on Concurrent Product/Process Design, Mechanical CAD Design and Test and the Motorola Six Sigma Institute.  He received B.S. degrees in Electrical Engineering and Industrial Management from MIT, an M.S. degree in Computer Science from WPI, and a Ph.D. degree in Mechanical Engineering from Tufts. He resides in Framingham, Massachusetts.

This Ph.D. is an expert in mixed-signal electronics with more than twenty-five years of professional experience.  He is a licensed Professional Electrical Engineer with particular expertise in Semiconductors and Mixed-Signal Integrated Circuits. His experience and skills bridge the gap between methodologies used by digital, analog and radio frequency circuit designs, with an emphasis on signal processing electronics systems.  His expertise extends to myriad product areas including: telephone, mobile and cellular technology; data recording and retrieving systems for magnetic media’ radio transmitters/receivers and their building blocks such as low noise amplifiers, filters, automatic gain control and frequency mixers; audio amplifiers; audio recording and reproduction systems; HVAC controllers and data transceiver electronics.  He has applied his skill and experience to new product development, product analysis and patent analysis.

This expert witness is a registered patent attorney and non-practicing physician.  His experience encompasses food and drug law, intellectual property law, and technology licensing.  his practice focuses on providing advice to life sciences companies and trade associations on the strategic interaction of Food and Drug Administration ( FDA ) regulations, intellectual property law, and technology licensing.  He represents the research-based pharmaceutical industry on market exclusivity strategies and domestic intellectual property issues, and he has particular expertise in the patent and non-patent market exclusivity provisions of the Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act of 1984 ( the Hatch-Waxman Act ). 

From 1970 through 2005, this Ph.D. was on the faculty at RPI, a Professor in the Electrical, Computer, and Systems Engineering Department with teaching and research activities in the areas of semiconductor devices, microwave/RF circuit design and integrated circuit (IC) interconnect technology.  He has published more than 400 refereed papers in journals and international conference digests, presented more than thirty invited talks at professional conferences and is a Fellow of the IEEE for contributions in microwave semiconductor technology.  He has coauthored three books on IC  interconnects, including the first books focused on chemical-mechanical polishing (CMP) and copper metallization, and co-edited a recent book on three-dimensional (3D) IC processing.  Recent research activities include 3D IC platforms (both process technology and circuit design), copper damascene patterning, CMP, thermophotovoltaic (TPV) devices, silicon carbide (SiC) power devices and material characterization using microwave photoconductivity decay (M-PCD).

From 1962 to 1966 he was at a major electronics company, working on microwave components for phased array radars.  From 1981 to 1983 he was Program Director at the National Science Foundation (NSF), with responsibility for university grants in solid state and microstructures engineering and the National Nanofabrication Facility (NNF).  From 1989 to 1994 he was the Director of the Center for Integrated Electronics and responsible for the Microfabrication Clean Room and research programs in IC interconnects.  He has served on the University Advisory Boards at both SEMATECH and the SRC and received the RPI William H. Wiley Distinguished Faculty Award in 2000.

As Professor Emeritus since 2006, his research has emphasized unique IC designs enabled by 3D integration.  He serves as a consultant and expert witness, in areas of integrated circuit processing, semiconductor devices and IC component design.  He has recently testified before the International Trade Commission (ITC) and has been deposed for both plaintiffs and defendants.

This Ph.D has been teaching Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at a major University since 1969 and is now a full professor.  He is a former holder of the Grace Hopper Chair of Computer Science at the Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California.

He has published more than 70 papers, has authored or coauthored ten books, has edited three books, and has 12 patents. He has chaired the IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee on Computer Architecture and the Computer Architecture Committee of the Association for Computer Machinery. He was also a Computer Society Governing Board member, Euromicro director, IEEE Micro editor, and Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing area editor.

He was elected to be a Fellow of the IEEE for his contributions to database computers, and he was awarded membership in the Golden Core of the IEEE Computer Society. At the 25th International Symposium on Computer Architecture, he was recognized for having published more papers at this prestigious symposium than any other author. He has consulted for several companies including the Microelectronics and Computer Corporation.

This Ph.D has over 30 years experience in Optical Engineering and is an Expert in gradient-index optics, computer-aided design, optical systems manufacturing, and medical optics ( optics for minimally invasive surgery ), and optical instrumentation. 

He is the Founder and former President of lens manufacturing company, and the author of numerous patents in optical technology which fields include radial gradient index, telecentric lens system, and index of refraction.  He was invited to serve as the Special Advisor to the Director in the Executive Office of the President of the United States and has been named as the Distinguished Inventor of the Year by the Rochester Intellectual Property Law Association, Gold Medal of The International Society for Optical Engineering, and National Engineering Award of the American Association of Engineering Societies. 

He is also a testifying Expert Witness for intellectual property litigations, and has been engaged by such corporations as Samsung, Applera, VISX, Inc. and Canon. 

This expert witness has more than 20 years experience in product development in computer design, data communications and telecommunications technologies. In recent years he has focused on applying his strong technical skills in intellectual property issues which includes conducting prior art studies, offensive and defensive infringement analysis, claim construction charts for Markman hearings, invalidity charts, infringement claim charts, court tutorials and product analysis to uncover licensing opportunities from large patent portfolios. he has participated in many technology standards organizations, including FDDI, IETF, ATM Forum, and ITU.

This Ph.D. is an experienced Biological Systems and Mechanical Engineer who specializes in expert witness testimony related to Accident Reconstruction, Injury Causation Biomechanics & Personal Injury, and Product & Premises Liability.  She has expertise and experience in the application of the laws of physics and tools of engineering to address technical aspects of cases under litigation.

This Ph.D. also has significant expertise and experience evaluating medical devices. Her doctoral dissertation was the design of an orthopedic medical device sensor that measures strain in the spine. In addition, she has experience specifically with patent research, including novelty and infringement.  She has patented several mechanical and biomedical devices.

This expert witness is an experienced professional executive with demonstrated P&L responsibility, technology, Internet and software development experience, proven financial analysis capabilities, successful business development skills, and effective people development in high performance growth oriented environments.  He is experienced in for-profit and non-profit organizations.  He has economic development experience in creating jobs through technology commercialization programs with Florida, California and Washington.  He is the Founder of successful venture capital backed companies in Silicon Valley.

Winner regional Entrepreneur of the Year Award.  Lived and managed businesses in Europe, Middle East and South Africa.  Consultant for technology businesses in finance, business development, international sales and marketing, strategic management of technology and Innovation, litigation support expert witness including trial testimony for anti-trust, software development, and business management disputes.  Seminar instructor for the American Management Association in the areas of personnel management and competitive intelligence.

This expert has over 30 years in all aspects of the research, development, manufacture, biocompatibility testing and FDA approval of disposable medical devices; 9 years in cosmetic cream technology development; 29 years in development of polymer coating and adhesive systems and hydrophilic polymer coatings/systems and solutions; 16 years in development and application of antiseptic and antimicrobial systems for medical devices and OTC health care.

This Ph.D has nearly thirty-years of industry and academic experience with a focus on mechanical, industrial and human factors engineering and ergonomics. Activities have included consultation and assessment, training and education, program evaluation and development for a wide variety of firms in the service, government, non-profit, light and heavy industrial, medical, and the high and ultra high technology sectors. Since 1982, he has also worked as an independent ergonomics-human factors/ergonomics consultant, and provided consulting, training, engineering and litigation support functions for clients in general industry, the transportation industry, marine fisheries, maritime operations/longshoring and public organizations.  He has been retained in over 40 legal matters as an expert witness and has represented plaintiffs and defendants in County, State and Federal courts.

This expert witness is an extremely driven and accomplished international product development executive who consistently demonstrates a unique combination of innovation, analytics, business acumen, and engineering skill.  He is a respected and recognized visionary with the skills and experience necessary to make the vision a reality.  His worldwide experience includes engagements in Australia, Canada, China, England, Italy, Japan, Mexico, South Africa and other countries.  He is adept at listening to customers and using the insight to develop highly profitable products and product lines.  He has outstanding presentation skills and a genuine passion for product development.  He has more than 50 issued and filed US patents.

This expert witness has over thirty years of industry and consulting engineering experience with a focus on accident investigation and reconstruction for claims involving furnaces, boiler, water heaters, fireplaces, stoves and other heating appliances for use with gas or solid fuel.  He has additional extensive expertise in venting systems for all appliance, carbon monoxide poisoning, and HVAC and solid fuel products.  He is closely associated with State, National and various local Building and Safety Inspection departments, Independent Home Inspection Associations and HVAC and solid fuel installers, retailers and wholesalers.  He is associated with various National industry group representations such as NFPA, AGA and GAMA.  He is an experienced expert witness and recognized expert in this field of expertise.

This Ph.D has experience in operating system design (specializing in device interface strategies, file system structures, interprocess communications, networking, and protection mechanisms).  He has experience in computer architecture and organization, parallel computation strategies, distributed computing, as well as high speed networking, distributed communications models and protocols, and network management strategies.  His expertise includes design and implementation of language recognition and analysis systems: to include both natural (automated language recognition systems) and computer (translators, command language interpreters and compilers) language applications.  He has extensive involvement in campus communications and computing environment evolution, to include all phases of wide area ( WAN ) and local area network ( LAN ) planning and implementation. He has designed network plants for 4 engineering buildings and CALIT2, a major multi-campus research institute, and participated in the design for a variety of conferencing and collaboration facilities at Educom, iGrid, and Supercomputing events.  He is currently participating in the design of next generation campus, California and national academic and educational research networks.

This Ph.D. has over 28 years of experience in the semiconductor industry,with a specific emphasis on the physics of semiconductor devices.  He held technical positions at Stanford University, Purdue University, and the German Space Agency in Stuttgart-Vaihingen, Germany.  For over 25 years he has worked in the semiconductor industry, first at Siemens and then at Motorola, whose semiconductor division later became Freescale Semiconductor.  Since 2008 he has been a Professor at Virginia Tech, where he continues his research in semiconductor device physics and technology.

His research in semiconductor device physics at Motorola had a specific emphasis on non-volatile memories and associated physical effects, such as band-to-band tunneling.  In 1990, he was the first to simulate band-to-band tunneling in MOSFETs, and correctly predicted new modes of tunneling.  In addition, he researched the impact of band-to-band tunneling on non-volatile memories.  In addition to conducting research in semiconductor physics, he successfully managed the development of several technologies, like a 50nm fully depleted silicon-insulator (SOI) MOSFET with TiN/HfO2 gate stack,and a 30nm gate length SOI MOSFET.

This Ph.D. is the lead inventor on most of the 109 patents issued, and has over 240 publications in scientific journals and conference proceedings.

This Ph.D. is an experienced R&D Engineer/Manager/Director with a Government Top Secret Level security clearance, with advanced skills in the areas of mentorship, IC architecture for wireless communications, advanced RF and Digital signal processing, antennas, RF and embedded systems architecture, real-time systems and patent analysis and support.  He possesses excellence in teamwork collaboration and leadership skills.

This Ph.D's corporate credentials span three decades of regulatory, analytical and product development for pharmaceutical leaders such as Johnson and Johnson and Schering Plough. As a pharmaceutical executive, she has led high-performance teams in establishing product leadership positions, provided scientific input on strategic planning and acquisitions, and consistently worked to reduce product development cycle and approval times.  As an executive and career coach, she has concentrated on leadership training, change management, managing transitions, intercultural coaching, and technical leadership.  She is a member of the International Coaching Federation.

This expert witness has a broad business background, including international experience.  His experience with organizations and ability to perceive emerging trends enable him to offer both thought leadership and hands-on support to improve industrial health, safety, and environmental practices and procedures.  Technical specialist with more than 20 years of experience and proven accomplishments in technical consultation, litigation support, onsite health, safety, and environmental evaluation, building microclimate surveys, commercial site assessments, and toxic substance research.  By applying the latest software tools to classical hard science technical research methods, he has provided unique and valuable insights into both past and potential exposure events and processes.  He is conversant in the Spanish languages with Spanish conversational skills and technical vocabulary related to petrochemical industry.  Other language skills include Japanese, German, French and Russian.  He is a Certified Industrial Hygienist and Certified Safety Professional. 

This Expert Witness is an accomplished Electrical Engineer, technical consultant, inventor and U.S. patent agent focusing on U.S. patent preparation, prosecution, and litigation support.  Prior to starting his own firm, he was employed at AT&T Bell Labs in 1979 as a member of technical staff.  After a decade, he moved from development to join Bell Labs Research and stayed with the company as it changed from AT&T to Lucent to Agere Systems.  In 2002 he was awarded the CMTS (Consulting Member of Technical Staff).  He is the author of over 40 publications primarily in the area of high speed CMOS mixed signal designs and has been issued over 80 patents. He holds a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from New Jersey Institute of Technology.

This Expert Witness has prosecuted United States patent applications for numerous companies including LCTank, Orion Microelectronics, MetaMEMS and Wionics.  He also drafted applications for AT&T, Lucent and Agere.  He is registered to practice patent law before the USPTO (United State Patent and Trademark Office).  He has been providing prosecution service since June 2005.  In addition, he is serving on the litigation committees of the following two groups: American Intellectual Property Law Association and the Intellectual Property Owners Association.

This Ph.D. has directed university research efforts in navigation and surveillance for over twenty years, with a specialization in GPS receiver architecture developments.  In 1994 he founded a company that develops advanced GPS software and hardware for civilian and military markets.  The innovative navigation and tracking capabilities, significantly improve the accuracy, performance, and flexibility of complex GPS/INS systems in difficult operating environments.  He was a faculty fellow with both NASA and the National Transportation Systems Center.  He also served on the National Academy of Engineering Panel on the future of GPS, where he focused on GPS enhancements for the military.  Over the last twenty years he has carried out a variety of studies for government and industry in navigation, surveillance and multiple access communications, and has published numerous papers and holds a number of patents. 

As an internationally-recognized expert on image/video processing and communication systems, she has authored over 80 book chapters, journal articles and conference proceedings in these areas. She received a National Science Foundation CAREER Award and a Fulbright Award for her research in the area of video coding and transmission and has served as an Associate Editor for the IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing and IEEE Signal Processing Letters.  She is often called upon to assist companies and law firms in patent validity and infringement analysis and has considerable experience in drafting expert opinions as well as in testifying at depositions and trials.

This Ph.D. has over 30 years leadership experience at Intel, National Semiconductor, and Zilog, and was the principal architect of the Pentium® Processor.  He is a past chair of IEEE Technical Committee on Microprocessors and Microcomputers, and has taught graduate-level classes in computer architecture at Stanford, Tel Aviv, and ASU.  He is the Founder and principal consultant of a company, which offers computer architecture consulting services to assess technology, develop products, and protect intellectual property.   He is highly skilled at analyzing hardware ( VHDL and Verliog ) and software ( C and assembly language ) of complex computer systems, and is specialized in Instruction Set Architecture, Processor Organization, Microprocessor Design and Validation, Performance Evaluation, and PC System Architecture. 

He has also been engaged as a testifying expert witness for patent litigation matters, and has been deposed and prepared expert reports on claims construction, validity analysis, and infringement analysis. 

This Ph.D has over 30 years experience in Applied Physics and related technologies; and holder of over 55 patents in Internet technology and optical data storage, including: optical storage products, novel read-write optical drives and media, holographic data storage devices, and volumetric optical drives.  For his pioneering scientific work, he has received several awards from scientific and professional societies and is currently a professor at a major University in Applied Physics and Engineering.  

He has been engaged as both a technology consultant in the fields of optics and holography and as an Expert Witness in over 15 patent matters.   He has consulted for major Corporations and Government agencies.  He has also provided business leadership to the Board of Directors for top tier U.S. Venture Capital firms.  He is the author of over 350 technical papers.

This expert witness is a computer and business professional with a broad range of industry experience.  He is highly skilled in sales and support of servers, software, network products and workstations.  He has also worked quite extensively with product development, as well as customer support.

This expert currently leads an analytics company, the valuation and forensics affiliate of Kraft CPAs in Nashville, Tennessee.  He began his professional career in the venture capital industry and later became the president of a software development and systems integration firm.  He provides economic analysis related to technology, technology-based businesses, and intellectual property.  He is experienced with various types of business transactions involving equity investments, debt financing, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), buy-outs, bankruptcy, financial distress, foreclosures, licensing, and asset sales. 

This expert's forensic experience includes work as an expert witness related to the assessment of liability, causation, and damages in litigation.  In assessing economic harm, he has calculated lost profits, unjust enrichment damages, reasonable royalty damages, and the loss/diminution of business and asset values.  He has also been retained in matters involving insurance recovery, antitrust analysis, corporate investigations, computer forensics and e-discovery.

His valuation experience includes the valuation of businesses, equity interests, intellectual property, and other intangible assets for transactional, managerial, compliance, accounting, tax, and litigation purposes.

This expert also has over 20 years of business and consulting experience and his clients have included    Fortune 500 companies, middle-markets companies, and venture-backed companies.  In addition to engagements as an expert witness, he has provided business clients with consulting services involving business and technology strategy, new market entry, systems architecture and design, and other forms of technical and economic analysis. 

This Ph.D. has over forty-years of academic and industry experience as a professor and electrical engineer.  His extensive teaching experience includes advanced electronics theory, linear system theory, continuous and discrete signals and systems, probabilistic methods for continuous and discrete signal and system analysis, advanced communications systems theory, advanced digital signa processing, and audio engineering.  He also is an experienced executive and chief engineer with extensive experience designing and developing biomedical and test instrumentation and working with embedded control and communications systems. He has special experience in using complex engineering design concepts and sophisticated tools for systems modeling to develop proprietary prototypes and production solutions.  

He is experienced in providing litigation support as an Expert Witness, writing Expert Reports, testifying in Depositions in intellectual property litigation.

This Ph.D. has nearly 50 years of optical data storage, novel computer storage technologies, and photonics experience(including holography, flat panel displays and digital image processing and cameras).  His academic focus was on modern optics, electromagnetic theory, communications and information theory, and advanced mathematics.  Starting in 1965 at the University of Michigan, he began a lifetime of research and development in the highly specialized areas of optical data and image storage,processing/computing, and communications and image-capture and display.  He is a well-known expert in the field of advanced data storage, holography, photonics, digital image capture and processing, and small computer systems.

This Expert's main areas of interest are optical storage (CD, DVD, and Blu-ray/Blue-laser-disc formats), 3D holographic memories, lasers, flat panel displays, digital imaging/cameras, renewable energy, fiber optics, LEDs, materials science, nanotechnology, control and processing of light beams, and photonic components and their integration into fully functional systems.  He has significant engineering, product and business development, and sales & marketing management experience.  Finally, he has been a consultant for over 27 years and an expert witness for over 24 years.

This Ph.D. opened a test and forensics lab in October 2004. The lab is focused on test and evaluation of CD/DVD, Blu-ray Disc, other optical storage, flat panel displays, digital imaging/cameras, small computer systems, and related storage and consumer electronics products.  The capabilities of the lab have been successfully used for patent infringement and class action litigations. 

This expert witness has over thirty years of experience is a Certified Management Consultant and has testified as a compensation expert in several superior court, federal tax and bankruptcy courts on matters including executive compensation and related issues.  The Institute of Management Consultants USA has awarded him the designation CMC ( Certified Management Consultant ) in recognition of his client services and ethical standards. He was also named a Fellow of the Institute for his extensive service to the profession. 

He has also authored two books.

This Expert Witness has more than 30 years of service and support experience. Currently he is the Senior Vice President of Customer Advocacy whose responsibilities include Professional Services, Customer Success Management and Global Technical Support Services. Most recently he was Vice President of Enterprise Support Services at a well-known technology company, he is responsible for its worldwide customer support operations. A thought leader in service delivery excellence, he leads a world-class service delivery organization.

Previously, he served as the Senior Vice President of Customer Services at Oracle where he led the company to become the first enterprise software provider to be certified globally by J.D. Power and Associates for Outstanding Customer Service Excellence. Under his leadership,Oracle Support achieved industry recognition for service thought leadership and record customer satisfaction levels.

Prior to Oracle, this Expert has held executive management positions at PeopleSoft, Redback Networks, Aspect Communications,and Baan.  He began his career at Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC)where he held various management positions of increased responsibility during his 16 year tenure.

Hare serves on the board of directors of no Hold, a leading web-based knowledge management technology company, and a past Advisory Board member for the Alliance of Technology and Women(ATW).  Hare also serves as the chairman of the board of advisors of netCustomer, Inc. and a past board of advisors member for the Service & Support Professionals Association (SSPA).

This Ph.D is a technical leader in the computer systems, software and storage industry with over 30 years experience. His Ph.D. in Computer Science is from Stanford University. He has been the inventor on seven patents and has authored several published technical papers. Has been disclosed as an expert witness in over 30 cases and has testified in deposition and at trial.  He has been a technical advisor to three U.S. Federal District Court judges.

This Ph.D consults with high-tech companies and investors and assists them with business planning, business development, managing the product development process, patent strategy/process and due diligence. Client engagements are either short-term, with focus on specific problems, or long-term interim management assignments, lasting several months.

This Ph.D has testified over fifty times via deposition and twenty-two times at trial.  Areas of testimony have included:  vehicular accidents (autos, big rigs, motorcycles, pedestrians, airbag and seat belt functioning, impacts and rollovers, hydroplaning, and visibility);  mechanical failures (tires, forklift brakes, chairs, strength, overturning stability, boat anchors, shelving collapse, composite behavior, and door closers);  and industrial accidents (food equipment, concrete mixer components, falling and overturning equipment, laundry equipment, loading of trucks, forklifts, water flooding, and stump grinders). 

This Ph.D. is one of the nation's leading experts in computer user interface design and windows programming.  For over twenty years, He has been a research scientist at one of the Nations foremost Universities focusing on user interface software, demonstrational interfaces, user interface design, window managers, visual programming and programming environments.  He has advised on user interface design, user interface software, window manager design and implementation.  He has performed usability analyses and redesign of products. He has also performed Intellectual property consulting for software and user interface patents.

This Ph.D. has extensive experience in product design and development t for the sports industry.  As the founder of a consultancy Sports Group, and the Founding Director of a Center for Sports Innovation at a major University, he leads the development of new products as well as technologies for sport performance analyses from early formulation of product concepts to final prototype design and testing. Many projects are award winning, conference best paper awards, and international ispo Academic Challenge design awards. 

A recognized expert in innovation and sport technology, he has spoken at the Lemelson Foundation, the Boston Museum of Science, IDEAS Boston 2004, The International Congress on Technological and Social Innovation in Sport ( Spain ), The University of London, Loughborough University ( UK ), the Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association International Business Intelligence Series and Sport  + Technology Convergence conference, and the MIT Center for Innovation and Product Development.  He is a technical advisor for the United States Olympic Committee, and a member of the Golf Digest Academic Advisory Panel.

This Expert Witness is experienced in software development for projects concentrated in data and tele-communication applications. He has hands-on experience with internals of embedded OS software, such as Linux, Android/Linux, VxWorks, FreeBSD, Windows, and PSOS+. He wrote tools, assembly language boot code, device drivers, kernel software, and applications in C/C++ language. He has implemented code for many processors: 8051, ARM, PPC, MIPS, X86, and Cavium’s Octeon. He possesses in-detail knowledge of networking: Ethernet, TCP/IP, L2, HTTP, DNS, VPN, SSL, and other protocols. He is experienced with Android, Java, Perl, and other scripting languages.

This Expert Witness has over 20 years of global marketing leadership experience across a range of medical device technologies and healthcare. Currently she is Vice President of Marketing and an Executive Marketing Consultant.  She has served as an expert witness in the medical device sector.

This Expert's areas of expertise are business analysis, medical device development, product launches, clinical evidence studies, physician and patient education and product evaluation following clinical issues. She has extensive product development experience along with a strong technical understanding and deep clinical knowledge.  While working with Fortune 500 companies to small start-ups, she has participated in 1000’s of medical device implant procedures which has given her an even greater appreciation for these advanced technologies. 

This Ph.D. has nearly fifteen years of academic and industry experience with a focus on image processing and science.  His recent work included consultancy for Flint Ink, Quad/Graphics, Quebecor World, Seybold Reports and Alcoa Southern Graphic Systems.

This Expert's research lies in the area of Computer Science and Human Computer Interaction. He generally specializes in the design and engineering of post-WIMP user interfaces. He currently focuses on high-performance user interfaces, design and development methods for ubiquitous computing, and tailored user interface components for unique users, technologies, or contexts of use. He has expertise in the development of user interfaces and user interface software, particularly for novel input technologies, such as touch, stylus, and gesture.

This Expert has over 40years of experience in the research, design and development of gas turbines and high efficiency power generation technology.  He managed major R&D programs worldwide, working with US & Foreign manufacturers and government agencies. The DOD/DOE agencies include DOE/ NETL, ATD/AMRDEC, NASA, NAVY, WPAFB, SOCOM & TACOM.  He was responsible for Micro-Turbine Engine Development & Technology at Capstone Turbine Corp.  He directed all Helicopter Propulsion and Research Programs for Rolls-Royce Aero Engines in North America.  The UAV programs included RQ-8 Fire scout, Eagle Eye, Global Hawk and CRW R&D.  At GE, he managed major programs.  He was involved in hands-on engineering and management methods working with new technologies, diversified applications and many major commercial and government-related R&D programs. This Expert performed major roles in numerous military aircraft and helicopter programs, working with worldwide partners. He served as a Member of the NASA/NASTAC Rotor Craft subcommittee while at Rolls-Royce.

This Ph.D. has over twenty-five years of academic experience in computer science and health information technology.  He is a recognized expert in the fields of reliability, security and privacy, system and software analysis, networks, and distributed computing.  Areas of emphasis in his research include fault-tolerant systems, intrusion detection, distance collaboration, and health information technology.  

He has been the principal or co-principal investigator on numerous research efforts funded by NASA, the National Library of Medicine, the Health Resources and Services Administration, and the Federal Communications Commission, among others.

This Ph.D. has over 40years of experience in semiconductor devices and integrated circuit technology and research.  While at Stanford University he led the development of the SUPREM process simulator, the first computer aided design tool focused on silicon  semiconductor devices and integrated circuit technology.  Derivatives of this program are still in widespread use in the semiconductor industry today.  In subsequent years, he made several significant contributions to the physical understanding and modeling of semiconductor fabrication processes such as dopant diffusion.  His current research focuses on the physics and technology of advanced nanoscale electronic devices with novel materials and structures.

He has made seminal contributions to the understanding of point defect mechanisms in atomic diffusion in silicon, a key process in the fabrication of electronic devices.  In the late 70's, he pioneered experimental methods that led to the first proof and subsequent quantitative characterization of the dual, vacancy - interstitially diffusion mechanisms of common dopant atoms in silicon. Then, in the early 80's he pioneered experimental field-effect nanostructures that became the basis for many investigations jointly with colleagues and students at MIT, of quantum effects in electron transport in ultra-small silicon and III-V field effect devices. Several firsts, including lateral surface superlattice, quasi-one dimensional density of states, and single-electron transistor demonstrations resulted from this work.  In parallel he led research that in 1985 resulted in sub-100-nm MOSFETs and the first demonstration of source to channel electron injection velocities exceeding the saturation velocity.  This early work along with his subsequent studies of highly non-uniform channel doping, and more recent experimental studies of Silicon on Insulator transistors have contributed to the groundwork for today's high performance silicon MOSFETs.

This Ph.D is a Professor at a major University where he has taught courses in optical engineering since 1991.  After receiving his Ph.D., he was employed by Eastman Kodak.  He is a fellow of SPIE-the International Society for Optical Engineering and of the Optical Society of America.   He has also served on the Boards of Directors of both of these professional Societies.  He was a member of the National Research Council Committee on Optical Science and Engineering (COSE). 

His research interests include optical system design, interferometry and optical testing of aspheric surfaces, ophthalmic instrumentation and measurements, optical fabrication, ophthalmic and visual optics, optical metrology systems, distance measurement systems, sampled imaging theory, and optics of electronic imaging systems.

This Ph.D has over thirty-years of industry experience with a focus on digital communications and networking technology.  His accomplishments and interests range from product development to industry-wide initiatives.  His expertise in product technologies span from Arpanet to Internet to converged voice, video and data applications for broadband first-mile technologies.  He was one of the original authors both of DOCSIS and of Packetcable Standards.  He contributes both at the detail design level with hardware/software development teams and at the strategic level with senior executive teams.  He is a speaker, writer, and collaborator in industry forums and multi-vendor technology initiatives. 

After receiving his PhD degree in Optics from The Institute of Optics at the University of Rochester in 1984, This Ph.D joined the technical staff at AT and T Bell Laboratories. He performed research in ultrafast laser technology, semiconductor physics and optoelectronics, and fiber optics. He was promoted to Distinguished Member of Technical Staff, and then to Director of the Advanced Photonics Research Department.

After returning to The Institute of Optics as Director and Professor of Optics, he was awarded Fellow rank in the Optical Society of America and the American Physical Society.  In 2001, he began his role as a consultant in advanced technology, technology commercialization and patent litigation support, specializing as an Expert Witness with experience in Patent Litigation involving inventorship, invalidity, unenforceability, and other issues. His ability to understand complex technical issues and explain them to people with general knowledge is particularly strong.

This Ph.D. has over 20 years of industrial and academic experience as an award winning professor, design engineer, consultant, and researcher.  He has consulted as a technical expert on various matters concerning semiconductor design, packaging and testing.  He is the inventor on several patents, has been a patent consultant and, has also, on occasion, provided expert litigation support consulting services for major intellectual property law firms. 

This Ph.D. has over thirty years of academic and industry experience focused in the fields of communications networks and information technology.  He has been responsible for managing and solving business and technical issues in these fields.  He is an expert in all aspects of broadband technologies and their implementation into advanced communications networks.  He has had experience in strategic planning, marketing, business development, deployment, and management of these technologies and networks.

This expert witness has over 30 years of experience, he has worked with a broad range of firms/industries in both litigation and non-litigation settings. His ability to analyze and explain complex financial matters has proved useful in numerous commercial disputes.

This expert witness has over thirty years of experience as a technologist, researcher and author.  He has been involved with strategic decision making and the Internet since the early 1990s. In addition to his career as an author, he is an experienced programmer and software architect.  He has served as Vice President of Strategic Development for an Internet startup, CTO of a Customer Relationship Management analytics company, and as a consultant to Fortune 500 companies.  He has over 20 years of software development and consulting experience including application design and implementation. He is an expert .NET programmer, and thoroughly familiar with Web services. An expert in Object Oriented and software methodologies, he has developed commercial products for Windows and UNIX platforms.  He has worked with enterprise development architectures, network topologies, multi-tier development models, and application servers.

This expert witness has over 40 years of experience with storage devices, embedded software systems for industry and consumer products, systems, including Flash Memory ( Solid State Disks, memory cards, flash drives ), Optical Storage (CD, DVD, WORM, Magneto-Optical), Magnetic Storage (Hard Disk, Floppy Disk, Tape), RAID/Disk Arrays and jukeboxes; USB, SCSI, iSCSI, IDE / ATA / ATAPI / SATA, Fibre Channel, PCMCIA, game programming, home appliances and telecommunications.   He has written and designed device drivers, software and firmware for Windows, Linux, VxWorks, QNX and other embedded real-time operating systems ( RTOSs ). He has been a software developer, project lead, seminar presenter and technical writer.  He is experienced with various programming languages, including C, C++, Delphi, C# and assembly. He has been an expert witness and expert consultant in over 40 engagements involving patent, trade secret, copyright, class action and contractual disputes, patent portfolio reviews including file systems, game programming, home appliance, telecommunications and television control software.  These have drawn on over 30 years of experience in the software storage industry and over 40 years of experience as a computer engineer, and have involved technology in the consumer products, telecommunications and storage industries.  He has written expert reports, been deposed, and has provided courtroom testimony at trial.  His engagements have involved source code analysis and comparisons, object code disassembly, benchmarking, and computer media duplication, as well as forensic analysis on data storage devices and file systems using tools including EnCase, FTK and DiskJocky

This expert specializes in the specification, design and development of computer systems for communications.  His experience has focused on three primary disciplines; networking equipment, network & wireless protocols, telecommunications systems and the Linux and UNIX operating systems.  He has been an active contributor to standards and industry organizations including the Wi-Fi Alliance supporting 802.11 wireless networking, the DSL Forum, and DAVIC for multimedia distribution.  He has acted in various management and project leadership roles ranging up to Director of Software Engineering and Principal Engineer.  He is a named inventor and co-inventor on several patents.  He is an experienced expert witness having worked on several intellectual property disputes.

This Ph.D. has over Forty years of experience in numerical analysis and modeling techniques or all types, the last twenty of which were spent exclusively in the area of financial analysis. He has been retained as an expert witness in the most prominent securities litigations in the United States and in Europe.  His main contribution to case material normally consists of preparing witnesses before trial and/or writing reports outlining the way the security or deal ought to have been properly valued. His valuation method has been published and is now in use at major Wall Street sell-side firms.

This Ph.D. has 25 years of experience as a usability, user experience and e-learning expert.  He is a world-class user-experience designer who creates breakthrough designs for interactive products.  He is an expert in interaction design, instruction, social computing and on-line communities.  His background blends technical expertise with a deep understanding of both human cognition and business issues.  A thought leader as well as a practitioner, he is the Founding Editor of User Experience Magazine, author of numerous articles and several books, a leader in professional associations, and a pioneer in the creation of the Internet.

As the founder of an interactive design and consulting firm, he has a deep understanding of the business, technical and workflow issues around creating interactive web products.  He has led hundreds of projects and has a long record of successful engagements with organizations world-wide.  He understands how usability and user-experience facilitates business strategy and how to position usability activity so that it supports the business.  He understands web technology from both a technical and user-centered perspective and has extensive webdesign experience, both B2B and B2C.  He has performed many expert reviews and solved many design problems and understands the business issues around redesign of processes and how to address the organizational challenges that emerge.  He is a specialist in cognitive psychology and training, as well as an excellent mentor and coach who can relate to both technical and non-technical staff and help them both with their technical and communications skills.

This Ph.D. is experienced in mobile telecommunications, wireless technologies, mobile computing including baseband and RF, as well as software applications. As the principal of IP-Consult,scientist, educator and wireless IP expert, he consults in the area of cellular, wireless mobile telecommunications and networking. He invented over 30 patents and applications, has lectured at many locations, worked for Intel,Nokia and Noise Free Wireless.

He has held prior positions at private and publicly traded companies such as Nokia (Nasdaq: NOK) and INTEL- DSPC. He also held research position affiliated with Stanford University at the Electrical Engineering department in the space of Discrete Time RF Processing and Microwave. His SW products are currently in world leading phones and telecommunications products.  This Ph.D. also worked at IP Valuations, where he conducted due diligence, negotiations, patent valuations and patent litigation. Throughout his career he has served at the 3GPP committee, consulted to financial institutes and law firms. He is holding 29 granted and applied patents, trademarks, presentations and publications.  He received his P.Engineering in EE from Tel Aviv Institute of Technology, BA in Computer Science from Tel Aviv University A.C.; Masters of Management from Bournemouth University, doctoral in Electrical Engineering from Bournemouth University, and post-graduate in CDMA engineering from the University of California.

This Ph.D is globally recognized in the Plastics Industry for his expertise and contributions to Polymer Science and Engineering.  He retired from Dow Plastics in 2001 after over 30 years of service.  His main function at Dow was to lead their plastics Research Development efforts and to help diagnose the cause of failures resulting from the use of Dow Plastics.  He currently works as a Scientist in a Plastics Forensic Failure Laboratory. 

This Ph.D. has over 25 years of experience in computer science and engineering - as a researcher, developer, technical consultant and educator.  She has received a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh and the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Computer Engineering from North Carolina State University.  She spent ten years as a hardware and software developer for IBM in their Display Products Division and Banking Systems Division.  She was recognized with multiple IBM awards, including the Outstanding Technical Achievement Award for her work on an image capture module for check sorting machines.  This work included the development of a real-time operating system, digital logic, and communications protocols.  This Expert has worked as an academic researcher and educator for UNC Charlotte since 1995.  She is a Professor in the department of Computer Science and Associate Dean of the College of Computing and Informatics (CCI).  Her research focus is on resource management, routing, and data management for wireless networks.  She teaches graduate classes on communications and wireless networking and undergraduate classes on programming.  This Ph.D. oversees the development of the undergraduate curriculum within the CCI departments of Computer Science and Software & Information Systems.  She has worked as a communications consultant for the National Security Agency for the Wireless Interconnect Network and Reconfigurable Systems (WINARS) project and as an expert for the National Science Foundation’s Computer Information Science and Engineering (CISE) directorate.  She has worked as a technical consultant and testifying expert since 2000.  Her work has included focus on digital television programming, satellite network communications, check image capture and processing, software development practices, router technology, and mobile phone interfaces.  Her experience includes research, prior art analysis, and analysis of software (algorithms and data structures) and digital logic.  She has submitted numerous expert reports and rebuttal reports, providing opinions to support claim construction, infringement, non-infringement, and patent validity and invalidity.  She has been deposed several times and has testified at a Markman hearing and in front of an arbitration panel.

This Ph.D. has over 30 years of experience in software, systems and electrical engineering.  His background includes patent prosecution and litigation, management of patent licensing projects, technical advisor for counsel, internet, web site and systems development, software product development, database management systems, software architecture, research and development, and system specification. 

This Ph.D has over 30years of information systems and technology experience in industry, consulting and academia. He has led the transformation of large and complex information technology organizations; helped reengineer corporate business processes; performed strategic information systems planning and strategic business planning; assisted senior executives with information technology and decision-making; and led large teams in building and integrating major systems applications. Major consulting clients have included BankBoston, U.S. Secret Service Electronic Crimes Division, Prudential Securities, Southern Company, Burlington Air Express (now BAX Global), Hewlett-Packard, IBM, U.S. Department of Defense, Northrop, Southern Bell and IBM Global Systems, Playboy and Artistsdirect, to mention a few.  He is a thought leader in eLearning, processes for software development and prevention of electronic crimes, including the integration of physical and data security.  He is a former professor of a major University and a member of the FBI's Infragard.

This Ph.D. has over twenty-five years of academic and industry experience with a focus on computer telephony and information systems technology.  He began his professional career with Bell Telephone Laboratories in the early development and testing of ISDN services and the #5ESS Digital Switch deployed by the Regional Bell Holding companies as a serving Central Office.   He is currently Associate Dean at a major University.  His prior tenure with the University included responsibility for the curricular content, hiring of instructors, managing laboratory facilities, and teaching multiple courses in voice and data networking in M.S. in Telecommunications program; the largest graduate program of its kind in the United States.

This Expert has 36 years of experience in integrated circuit architecture related to Graphics and Image Processors, Digital Signal Processing (DSP), and memory architecture.  For the last 16 years he has been working on integrated circuit backplanes for Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCOS) displays.  Over the last 36 years he has identified new market opportunities and integrated circuit architectures to serve those markets.  With very rare exception, almost every device he has worked on resulted in a product that went to market.  His years of experience have been in the area of computer graphics, imagine generation, and image display related to visual human interfaces and consumer electronics.  As a result, he has many years of practical experience in how people perceive images and user interfaces.  He is named inventor on 146 issued U.S.Patents including key patents related graphics and imaging processors, graphics interface circuits, microprocessors, signal processing (DSP), Synchronous DRAMs, and Video Rams.  Billions of dollars of yearly revenue have been attributed to products using these inventions.  He is the youngest person elected a Texas Instruments Fellow in the history of the company.  He has provided technical support for I.P. litigation on a part time basis since 2002 moving to doing it on a more regular basis since 2012. 

This Ph.D is an expert in the field of wireless communications with more than 30 papers and 19 issued and pending patents in the wireless field.  He spearheaded the innovation and standardization of Common Packet Channel Technology which is now part of the global 3GPP standard. He was also the chief architect of the WP-CDMA 3G RTT which was submitted to ITU in January of 1999.  He also played a key role in the harmonization of the North American RTTs (WIMS W-CDMA and W-CDMA NA). The result was creation of a single RTT called WP-CDMA. Subsequently, he played a leading role in merging the WP-CDMA into the ARIB and ETSI W-CDMA standard as part of his activities in 3GPP.  He is a CDMA, OFDMA expert. He is also an air interface expert with emphasis on physical layer, MAC and RRC.

This Expert Witness has more than 20 years experience in all phases of design and implementation of semiconductor processes and devices. He has worked in the semiconductor field in the development and production of storage technology and storage devices such as Dynamic Ram (DRAM), Flash (NAND, NOR, EEPROM, SSD or HDD), Static RAM (SRAM) memories used for microprocessors and logic, digital, and analog devices. He holds more than half a dozen patents that have been cited more than 100 times. His patents cover varied areas of semiconductor device, process, and measurements. He studied semiconductors at Stanford University graduate school and developed new semiconductor processes and devices at Intel, AMI, AMD, and Maxim. He is experienced in supporting patents and trade secrets litigation.  This Expert Witness operates a website that is viewed as a major source of information pertaining to semiconductor technology and patents.  The website addresses the information needs of technology companies, attorneys, and investors. He is also fluent in Hebrew.

This Ph.D. has thirty years of experience with a focus on semiconductor product development and advanced semiconductor device reliability, reverse engineering and the generation, management and licensing of intellectual property.  He has extensive experience and expertise in the application of semiconductor technology to products used in wireless applications, including cellular telephones, base station and switching technology.  He provided full-time technical and Intellectual Property consulting services to a major Texas law firm engaged exclusively in commercial and intellectual property litigation.

This expert witness has experience building profitable businesses, and has founded and led to profitability two companies over the last six years.  He currently works as the CEO/CTO of a small, fast moving, customer focused, technical consulting firm that focuses on utilizing technology to solve business problems, which he formed in 1998. Under his direction, the company has developed technology as diverse, as advanced food ordering and commerce applications, and embedded multimedia players, to name a few.

He is a skilled, entrepreneurial manager who is adept at building, managing and growing high performance teams and organizations, developing best practices, and improving business growth through increased customer focus, service enhancements, creative marketing, technology adoption, and organizational transformation.

This expert has over 50 years of semiconductor industry experience.  As the Founder of a strategic technology consulting firm, he assists technology clients with business matters involving semiconductor packaging and manufacturing, display technology, electronic assembly, medical electronics solar cell technology, and mechanical devices.  He holds four issued patents in semiconductor packaging and has several patents pending.  As a registered United States Patent Agent, he has managed the filing and prosecution of patents in the fields of mechanical, electrical and business methods.  This expert has also served as a testifying and background expert in litigation matters.  He has written four technical books on semiconductor and display technology.

This expert witness has twenty years of engineering design and electronic product development experience.  His particular expertise focuses on wireless system architecture, including cellular telephones, base station technologies.  He has participated in cell phone product design with major cellular telephone manufacturer's world wide.

This Expert Witness has 43 years experience in the silicon industry.  He is an engineer, an entrepreneur and a teacher.  He was a founder of three successful start-up companies and taught graduate (UC Berkeley) and undergraduate (Cogswell College) evening courses for 15 years.  He is a Registered Professional Engineer in the state of California and he holds 10 patents. 

He has provided expert witness litigation support in 13 cases over the past 25 years including patent, trade secret, breach of contract and product quality.  He has generated numerous documents, been deposed and testified at Markman hearing, arbitration hearing, trial by Judge and trial by jury. He was also appointed as a Neutral Referee by Santa Clara Superior court.  

This expert witness has over thirty-five years of industry experience in the technical development of DRAM and microprocessor technology.  He has provided consulting services to companies requiring assistance in difficult technology migration and circuit designs.  He has also provided expert witness services, for which he has developed reports to help clarify the technical issues, test the validity of intellectual property and demonstrate if infringement exists. His litigation experiences include testifying in court and in depositions concerning various memory and microprocessor technology patents.  His consulting clients include Intel, Hewlett Packard, LGE, ST Microelectronics, Samsung, Infineon, IBM and Hynix.

This expert witness has over 45 years of senior engineering management experience involved in the design and development of complex Integrated Circuits.  He has held various high level engineering and operations positions with major high technology companies.  His experience includes the delivery of system level solutions to the marketplace, and product experience with microprocessors, ASIC and custom Integrated Circuits technology.

This expert witness has over thirty years of industry experience with a focus on telecommunications, embedded systems applications, software languages, relational database applications and data processing.  He has been responsible developing and inventing technology for new products. His expertise includes all phases of the modern PC platform: from hardware and low-level system software to large data communications network and Internet-based applications and implementation.  His expertise has extensive experience in telecommunications and data communications equipment architecture and design.

This expert witness is a Design Engineering and Product Development professional with extensive expertise in the areas of invention, design, development, engineering and manufacturing of hard goods, consumer products, toys, medical devices, gear trains and mechanisms, government and industrial products.  His expertise successfully lends itself to projects that have difficult or conflicting design requirements, especially where the project requires the development or invention of new mechanisms or gear trains.

In cases where the project is an outgrowth of an existing item, he reduces part count, improves reliability, and adds functionality to products by rethinking existing mechanisms and/or developing new kinematic solutions.  He has an excellent understanding of patents from a design and engineering perspective; he is also the inventor or co-inventor of several utility and design patents.

This expert witness has over 20 years of experience in a variety of operational aspects of the telecommunications industry, including engineering, manufacturing, customer support, marketing, finance, and general management.  He has experience with packet switching systems, time division multiplexing systems, access devices, as well as network management and monitoring systems.  He is experienced in technologies involving voice, data, Fax, Video, and voice over data applications.  He is also experienced in both Local Area Network and Wide Area Network technology, including the evolution of international telecommunications standards.

This expert has his doctorate from the world's top research university with over 25 years of experience in semiconductor device fabrication and manufacturing. He has several patents related to laser processing of application specific circuitry and redundancy in DRAM and SRAM. One patent is implemented in an exclusively licensed DRAM in nearly every Apple product. He has been teaching physics of failure and device reliability for the past 20 years. He founded 2 start-up companies licensing his IP and has published over 120 papers and conference publications on device reliability, advanced packaging and laser processing of semiconductor devices. He has extensive expert witness work and has stood as a technical expert in trial as well as dozens of depositions and testimonials and he is very efficient at writing expert reports. 

This expert is a professor teaching VLSI design and processing at major Universities since 1995. He regularly consults with high tech companies and supervises projects related to ASIC, FPGA design, testing and Failure Analysis. He understands the device physics and teaches them in his graduate and undergraduate classes. His Ph.D students continue to have a strong impact on the semiconductor industry as they have prominent positions in large and important semiconductor fabrication and design companies, including Intel &l Apple and others. He has been working with industry around the globe and has made innovations with his physics of failure approach to reliability prediction. He works with packaging technologies as well. His students continue his legacy by studying circuit integrity and reliability of systems based on solder joint reliability and multiple failure mechanisms in the silicon devices themselves.

This Expert Witness has over forty years of experience as a business owner, licensed attorney (inactive), technology consultant and Expert Witness.  His experience includes development of software and commercial database applications.  He has broad experience in industries from oil, chemicals and industrial distribution to direct mail marketing and insurance.  His technical experience covers most major Information Technology systems and applications since 1977, including minicomputers, microcomputers, and mainframes with attendant operating systems, file systems, and databases.  He is an expert in most application-level computer languages.

This expert witness has over 30 years in the Automotive Profession as a President and CEO of a leasing company as well as other key positions in domestic and import franchise operations.  He has worked in the key positions in dealership that encompass: Finance Director, General Manager, President and CEO of a leasing company, Used Car Sales Manager, General Sales Manager, New Care Sales Manager, Vice-President Dealer Operations, National Automotive Sales Trainer and Training and Seminars Identity Theft.

He has also held key positions in multiple state operations to comply with state regulatory agencies. He has worked in General Motors, Nissan and Toyota franchises. While working at a Nissan franchise, he was able to produce a "sting operation" that resulted in the arrest of customers involved in identity theft.  He has also worked with several national lending sources to procure financing and ensure credit quality to protect the credit quality of contracts.  The lending sources include "Captive Lenders" such as G.M.A.C., Toyota Motor Credit, Ford Motor Credit and numerous secondary lenders such as AmeriCredit.

This expert witness is a digital development engineer with 21 years experience performing and directing the development of complex digital systems from system architecture to component level and semi-custom LSI implementation.

This expert witness is an experienced, degreed technologist, with origins in the earth science disciplines.  He holds two U.S. patents, one of which has been cited by over 40 subsequent patents, and has been the CTO for a Haptics company. since its inception in 2000.  In that capacity, he has been extensively involved in the development of an electro-mechanical computer input device, with software applications and interfacing.

This expert witness is versed in marketing for startup ventures and established corporations alike.  He is author of two books on dealing with credit.  He is known to thousands from his radio show "and he has also appeared on ABC, CBS and NBC television, he has been heard nationally on "American Scene," quoted in numerous publications.

This expert witness has over 20 years of significant achievement as an executive and expert in global electronic payment services and information technology.  Highly effective at developing strategic plans, implementing programs to support those plans, and delivering timely and cost-effective results.  She has the reputation as an innovative leader and consensus builder and adept at identifying synergies and forging collaborative alliances, both internally and externally. She is also effective in bridging business and technology. 

This expert witness has over twenty-five years product management and marketing experience in the application of emerging computer, semiconductor chip, and software technologies as well as innovative products with particular strength in security and encryption.  He has strong experience in technology research in support of patent litigation with expertise in semiconductor chip, microelectronics, smart card, and computer hardware systems technologies.  He has participated in projects involving patent prior art research and analysis, research of industry publications, thesis, proceedings, and other archival sources for prior art, database management of records, analysis and report writing, and presentation of findings as they relate to the technology issues of the case at hand.  Examples include being a member of the joint-defense team compiling prior art and technical arguments defending against Texas Instrument's assertion of microprocessor patents against multiple companies.

This expert witness has over 40 years of insurance industry experience, including 20 years managing reinsurance actuarial functions.  He is a Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society, a member of the CPR Panel of Distinguished Neutrals, a Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter, and a member of the American Academy of Actuaries.  He has earned MS degrees in both theoretical and applied mathematics, as well as in economic systems.

He previously served as Senior Vice President and Chief Actuary of PXRE Group, where he managed the Actuarial Department and served as the Appointed Actuary for the companies within the group.  He was responsible for loss reserving functions and pricing model development, along with related corporate modeling.  He began his career at Insurance Services Office and subsequently served as an actuarial manager at Prudential Reinsurance, Signet Star Reinsurance and SCOR Reinsurance Company.

This expert witness is an eExecutive with strong technical background and nearly twenty-five years of diverse engineering management, marketing, sales, and product development experience with multi-channel television and broadband data communication and cellular telephone businesses.

This Expert is a principal architect and the managing partner of a premier Microsoft partner in Newport Beach, California. He has over 20 years of experience in software industry designing, architecting and developing enterprise level applications.  He holds numerous certifications including MCITP in SQL Server Database Developer and Business Intelligence as well as MCTS in WPF and Team Foundation Server.

He is a frequent speaker for Microsoft at events such as PDC, DevDays and CodeCamp.  He also appears as a guest speaker for a number of Microsoft WebCasts worldwide.  His most recent presentation has been on Microsoft’s Big Data implementation and cloud hosting of large data sets at Microsoft facilities in LA and Orange County. Other recent presentations include Window Mobile Development along with A Deep Dive into Business Intelligence Stack of SQL Server 2012 database.

This Expert is also the president of the Orange County .NetUser Group, one of the largest and oldest .Net user groups in the nation.  He is also the founder of Orange County SQ LServer user Group as well as WPF / Silverlight User Group.

As a software engineer, he has worked on various platforms including Windows and Unix.  He has hands on experience with programming languages such as C++, Java, VB.NET and C#.  He is a senior database developer with advance knowledge of SQL server Business Intelligence platform.  He is also considered a Big Data and WPF subject matter expert in Southern California.

As a technical manager, he has led large teams including BAs, DBAs, architects, software developers and QA engineers while managing time lines, deliverables and budgets.

This expert witness has provided consulting services to industrial, municipal, and institutional organizations in the field of water treatment for more than fifty years as an executive consulting engineer and project manager.  His experience covers a wide range of industrial and municipal water systems especially relating to boiler system operation, closed loop chiller and heater systems, open and closed re-circulating cooling water systems, boiler and steam generating systems, and in potable and waste water facilities.

This expert witness brings over thirty years of hands on experience as an Engineering management consultant, specializing in electric utility practices and transportation infrastructure, related to Engineering / Construction projects. He assists attorneys in preparing construction delay claims, and litigation cases involving personal injury arising from utility / transportation operations.

This expert has more than 30 years of hands-on experience as a project management Professional, specializing in Program/Project management, developing/reviewing CPM project schedules, project organization and interfacing with owners, attorneys, architects, engineers, consultants, construction managers, and contractors. He is skilled in resolving disputes among owners and contractors related to construction projects.  His work involves all phases of project management, including: proposals, presentations, administrative correspondence, construction inspections, design and constructability reviews, preparation of contract documents, proposal reviews, selection of contractors, consultants and vendors, and selection of project   management software. He is also experienced in project valuation, streamlining claims and claim prevention.  He gained experience in project oversight by providing accurate project assessments, of project cost and schedule, thus keeping owners apprised of the project status.

He has worked extensively on projects involving the repair and maintenance of major infrastructural elements, including roadways, bridges and tunnels. He also has experience with major construction projects involving the design and construction of nuclear and fossil fuel power plants, additions and modifications to existing plants, high voltage transmission lines, large and small hydroelectric plants, desalination plants, computer facilities, gut rehabilitation of 1,200 multiple-dwelling units, airports and rail facilities. 

This expert is a wireless electronics hardware and software engineering Expert and Technology Executive, with a specific focus on Intellectual Property and services for handheld, mobile, and cellular devices and PDAs.   He has accumulated over two decades of experience and is a licensed Professional Engineer (PE).  He has served as a contributing editor and author for numerous articles on embedded system design and has spoken at many industry conferences as a lecturer, paper presenter, and panelist.

This expert witness has over twenty-years of experience as an independent technical consultant and industry practitioner in the medical device industry.  She has research and development experience ranging from start ups to major corporations.  She holds several patents covering myriad medical devices.

This expert witness has 23 years of experience as a chip designer and architect. His background ranges from microprocessor design to network systems, including Ethernet, SONET and ATM. Throughout his design career, he used a programming approach to chip design ( Hardware Description Languages ), including the period of the 1980s when the great majority of chip designers were using schematic capture.

He has in depth understanding of programming, from microcoding to web design. He has written a number of substantial Perl programs to automate chip design, and has been a leader in using innovative design tools such as Synthesis, Automatic Test Pattern Generation and Formal Verification.  He also provides litigation support consulting services

This Ph.D. is an accomplished human factors engineer, user interface designer, software engineer and systems engineer with extensive expert witness experience specializing in user interface design and human factors issues for embedded, mobile, web, desktop, and server software.  He has extensive experience in the entire software design and development life cycle applied to a wide range of domains from mobile devices though enterprise class mission critical applications.

He has been retained as an expert witness numerous times to assist a wide range of Fortune 500 companies involved in intellectual property matters related to user interface, mobile, web, software development, and human factors; working for both plaintiff and defense.

This Ph.D. has over ten years experience working as a technical consultant in materials engineering, polymers and chemistry.  She has been a technical consultant to medical device companies ranging from start-ups to major corporations and has consulted on issues related to product liability, patent infringement and failure analysis.  She has provided technical consulting services to companies on pressure vessels and piping; consumer electronics; recreational equipment; consumer products; pharmaceutical companies, and automotive equipment.  She has been an expert witness for litigation cases involving ferrous metallurgy, corrosion and glass.  She has taught a polymers failure analysis class offered in seven cities to medical device engineers.  She is also a consultant in product development and manufacture of an over-the-counter ( OTC ) product for a skin care company.  

This Ph.D. has over thirty years of experience as an industry practitioner and independent consultant.  His technical focus includes electronic system design and analysis, medical electronics systems and technology, biotechnical and printing and scanning technology.  He is an experienced expert witness with extensive patent experience, both as an inventor and legal consultant.  He is the named inventor on what is considered the seminal intellectual property on ultrasonic instrumentation and diagnostic equipment. 

This expert witness has over 50 yearsof systems and software engineering experience, in military, government, andcommercial applications, with expertise in database management, geospatialinformation systems, requirements definition, testing, training, simulation,process improvement, quality assurance, configuration management, and projectmanagement.  He has served as a member ofANSI Committee X3L1, developing standards for geographicinformation systems (GISs) and GIS extensions to the SQL relational databasemanipulation language, and wrote MIL-STD 2411, a military standard forinter-system interchange of map and image data.  He has served as consultant to militaryclients in use of mapping, charting, geodesy, and imagery databases in militaryapplications.  This expert witness producedconcepts and designed methods for updating digital maps in the field.

This expert witness brings twenty two years of marketing and sales experience to clients, in both business-to-business and business-to-consumer markets.  She also specializes in the high technology and information industries.  Her experience has been in both marketing and sales roles and her firm currently serves medium to large corporations supporting marketing and sales departments.  In addition, she has expertise in assessing and developing marketing and sales applications to support customer service, field sales, inside sales, and marketing campaign execution. She understands what the customer imperative needs to be for communicating information about products and services to varied audiences. Her consulting practice includes marketing, sales strategy and positioning, knowledge management for marketing, sales and customer satisfaction initiatives, marketing and sales training development and delivery. She has worked with a wide range of companies.

This Ph.D. has over 25 years of experience as a researcher, R&D manager, and independent consultant in the telecommunications industry, converting several research ideas into commercial products. His contributions have been in the areas of algorithms, architectures, technologies and protocols for high-speed routers, ATM switches, IP networks, Internet security and tactical networks. He has been recognized as IEEE Fellow and Bell Labs Fellow for his contributions to Internet infrastructure technologies.

This expert witness is an information security expert with over twenty-five years of experience. He has extensive knowledge of many security related standards and products, including those based on XML security, Kerberos and public-key cryptography. He is a former member of the OASIS Security Services Technical Committee and a contributor to the Security Assertion Markup Language ( SAML ).  He is co-holder of six patents in the field of information security, and co-applicant for seven pending patent applications. Additionally, he is a senior member of faculty at a major University's department of Engineering, Information Systems and Technical Management, where he teaches classes in Information Protection through Cryptography, PKI, LDAP, XML security and Java security.

This Ph.D is an internationally experienced V.P./Director of Technology, well known for micro-electronic industry manufacturing and technology leadership. He was most recently acknowledged for successfully applying technical knowledge in support of a broad range of IDM and fabless semiconductor company's assembly and packaging needs.

This Ph.D. is a noted author, technologist, educator, product developer, consultant, patent analyst and expert witness specializing in mobile, cellular, networks, phones,standards, hardware and software systems. As a chief architect and technology manager for major telecommunications, consulting firms and various technology start-ups, he has been responsible for the planning, design, development, sales and marketing of numerous next generation private and public companies.  He is currently a principal and founder of a consulting firm, in addition to an Adjunct Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Rice University in Houston, Texas, USA. 

His professional activities and services have focused on mobile, cellular, wireless, embedded computing, software and hardware systems. In these fields, he has authored numerous peer reviewed publications,reports and books on emerging technologies and markets.  He has taught Ph.D. candidate- level university curriculum on these subject matters. He also served as a plaintiff and defendant expert witness on a wide spectrum of civil and business matters/litigations involving such technologies.  As a business and market consulting, he has assisted clients in developing new technologies, evaluating market opportunities and developing plans to capture them.  As a patent analyst, he has assisted many leading law firms and corporate clients in defending against or asserting claims of patent infringement and patent validity.  This patent work has encompassed claims,validity, invalidity, infringement and non-infringement analysis:  technical review and analysis of patent claims, preparation of claim charts and validity and infringement opinions and portfolio analysis.

This Ph.D. organic chemist is an experienced research and development director with over twenty-five years managing the efforts of new product development, product cost savings, product maintenance, technical service, technology sourcing, process engineering, quality assurance, hazardous waste, product safety and packaging engineering.  He is a strong communicator of chemical and technical language into commercial, marketing or lay language.

He has patents in the fields of polymers and coatings, and has published articles related to organic chemistry and coatings technology. Additionally, he has taught organic chemistry at local universities.  He is the former Director of Research and Development at Rust-Oleum Corporation, the former Executive Director of Paint Research Associates at Eastern Michigan University, and the former Vice President of Technology at Roman Adhesives, Inc.

He provides case file review, research, site inspections, sampling for evidence, testing of evidence, failure analysis, verbal reports, written reports, assistance with depositions of opposing side's experts, case strategy based on experience with similar matters, testimony at deposition, and testimony at trial.

This expert is a marketing-sales consultant with over 40 years experience in new product development, specializing in business-to-business technical products.  He holds an M.B.A. in Marketing and a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Carnegie-Mellon University.  He served as a Cornell MBA business trainer sharing his experience in evaluation and development of new products, revitalization of existing products and management of sales channels.  He is a highly versed researcher, having performed market research and analysis that defines key market information including market size, growth rate, key market segments, primary competitors and market shares, key trends and the special culture of the market.  He has also prepared Economic Loss research on lost share, sales and profits.  Because of his in-depth knowledge of independent sales channels, he can easily summarize and quantify key facts concerning contract disputes.  He is an experienced testifying expert having been engaged in 47 cases, authored 39 expert reports, been deposed 13 times, and testified in 3 jury trials and 2 arbitration hearings.

This Ph.D has served as an expert witness for over 32 years in business and personal injury litigation and bankruptcy matters.  She analyzes financial, accounting, economic, business, real estate and valuation issues relating to liability and damages in litigation matters and reorganization of businesses.  The matters she has been involved in include breach of contract, intellectual property, unfair competition, construction, business interruption, business dissolutions, partnership disputes, professional malpractice, fraud and misrepresentations, bad faith, wrongful termination, personal injury, products liability and marital dissolution.  She has testified on numerous occasions in U.S. District Court, Superior Court, Bankruptcy Court, arbitrations and depositions.

This expert has over 40 years of experience in analog and digital audio, signal processing, test and measurement, real time systems, psychoacoustics.  He is a successful independent consultant in IP evaluation and product development, a registered Professional Engineer inboth Electrical Engineering and Acoustics. He is also under contract to manage technical standards development forthe Audio Engineering Society.  He holdsa Bachelors, two Masters and a PhD from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and anMBA from Pepperdine University.  He is a prolific author and seasoned speaker on technical subjects in audio and instrumentation.  He is an experienced manager with extensive product planning, research, design and development experience.  He is a past President and Fellow ofthe Audio Engineering Society (AES) and a Senior Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers(IEEE).

This fire Expert Witness is court qualified having testified over 100 times in deposition or trial.  He has 40 years of experience in fire service administration, including strategic fire planning and evaluating public fire services.  Additionally he is qualified to testify in the administration of building and fire codes as well as laws, regulations, ordinances and standards, to evaluate fire and life safety.  The training of fire professionals is another area of his expertise. He also was the Chair of California’s Special Arson Task Force and has extensive experience in the investigation of fire origin, cause and spread and also negligence of fire department operations and management.  He is a leading expert in window safety and serves on the National Safety Councils Window Safety Task Force. He is a leading expert in fire safety roofing and wildland fire safety and serves as Executive Director of the National Code Services Association a division of The Western Fire Chiefs Association.

This Ph.D is experienced in the areas of lasers, optics, electro-optics, fiber-optics, and lamps. He enjoys identifying scientific breakthroughs, and from them developing new technology for a variety of functions such as Illumination Systems, LADAR, material processing, remote sensing, navigation, communication, medical and dental.  He is experienced in systems engineering, mathematical simulation, modeling, test, and data analysis. 

Career Summary ( Full Time Equivalent years ):

• 20 FTE years employment experience in Defense Industry
• 3 FTE years employment experience in Commercial Industry
• 7 FTE years consulting experience ( mostly Commercial )
• 8 FTE years teaching college, university, and specialized courses

This experts witnesses professional experience and academic achievement encompass a unique combination of technical and legal skills.  He is both a practicing intellectual property attorney and chief electrical engineer and business owner who builds, commercializes or services geographic information systems, microcomputer-based automatic data capture systems, utility meter calibration systems, signal analysis instrumentation for mobile radio systems, image analysis and machine vision parts inspection systems and other instruments used where high-speed data acquisition and analyses are desired. As a patent and commercial law attorney, he represents technology-oriented companies.

This expert has made technical and business contributions since 1987 in the areas ofmedical devices, imaging, signal processing, consumer electronics, clean-tech,biometric security, and electrical power delivery.  He has worked for industry leaders such as GEand Siemens, as well as several start-ups. He taught electrical engineering at the University of Illinois, and hasbeen consulting for clients in the US and Asia since 2012.

With22 US patents issued and several pending, he frequently provides IPdevelopment and analysis to corporate management and law firms.  Several years of experience on the PatentCommittee of a large business has proved helpful in advising on IP strategy andlicensing deals.

His engineering experience includes medical device development,and regulatory work preparing FDA CDRH submissions.

This expert witness has over 30 years experience in the dredging industry and is the founder\\owner of his own Dredging company.  His company provides services as hydraulic dredging contractors, builders of hydraulic dredges, builders of specialized dredging systems, dredging consultants, and handling fluid power design.  He has acted as a consultant on dredging, machinery design and fluid power ( hydraulic ) projects throughout the U.S., Canada, Grand Cayman, Puerto Rico, and for firms in Costa Rico, India, France and Belize.  He has also provided expert witness testimony in legal cases involving dredging operations and equipment; personal injury dredging matters; fluid power hydraulics; hydraulic system, design, operation and repair; rigging, marine, and construction; marine and construction equipment repair; machinery repair; and lubricant, selection, use and filtration. 

This Ph.D. has over 20 years of experience in industry and academia on design,simulation, and analysis of various semiconductor devices used in optoelectronics.  He has taught graduate courses at universities in Germany, Sweden, and in the United States.  Most recently, he was an Adjunct Professor at the University of California at Santa Barbara, where his research focused on long-wavelength vertical-cavity lasers and on GaN-based light emitters.  He currently serves as an Executive Editor of Optical and Quantum Electronics as well as an Associate Editor for the Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics and for the Journal of Computational Electronics.

He has published three books, six book chapters, and more than 200 journal and conference papers.  He is a founder and co-chair of the annual conference on Numerical Simulation of Optoelectronic Devices (IEEE) and he also co-chairs the annual SPIE conference on Gallium Nitride Materials and Devices.  This Ph.D. was invited guest editor for various special journal issues on optoelectronic device simulation and he gives short courses in this field around the world.

This Ph.D. is an award winning professor and computer scientist.  His recent research interests include, among others: architectural acceleration of real time physics; RF interconnections for on-Chip communication; dynamically leveraged statically partitioned resources; and deeply decoupled core microarchitecture.  He has also, on occasion, consulted on technical matters and served as an expert for major intellectual property law firms involved in patent infringement matters. 

This expert witness specializes in industrial accidents, product liability, electrical accidents, and patent infringement litigation.  He has invented and designed mechanical and electro-mechanical devices of great diversity. These include robots, numerical controls, computer peripherals, space vehicles and components, simulators, mail sorter memory, heart-lung machine, automatic test-and-sort and other manufacturing equipment for semiconductors and other products, transducers, switchgear, engine components. Notably, he invented the Decimal Keeper slide rule now housed in the Smithsonian and Oxford Science Museums.

During his 40 year career in the intellectual property field, this expert witness has always been at the cutting edge of legal and technological developments.  He has served as the head of the IP departments of 5 Fortune 500 companies, including Apple, National Semiconductor, Medtronic, Data General and Bally Manufacturing.   As an expert witness he has been engaged in over 30 IP-related litigations as a patent expert on issues such as infringement and validity, royalties, licensing issues, willful infringement and inequitable conduct.  He has also served as an expert on trade secret, copyright, patent design and trademark issues.  He has represented plaintiffs and defendants about equally.  He has been deposed over 25 times and testified at five trials, with two more trials scheduled for May and June 2009.  He has experience in the following technologies – computers, peripherals, mass storage systems, semiconductors, integrated circuits, software, video games and gaming systems, telecom equipment and systems, wireless, medical devices, consumer electronics, and plasma TVs.   In addition, he co-founded two IP-related companies, IP Checkups in 2004 and Aurigin Systems (1993 to 2002), both providing software and services related to competitive patent landscape mapping and analysis.   He is named as a co-inventor on 22 issued U.S. patents.  He has recently been selected by Intellectual Asset Management magazine to be one of the “IAM 250: World's Leading IP Strategists.”  He has been on Marquis' Who's Who in America since 2007.

This expert has forty years of experience in the design, development and commercialization of plastic based products with a focus on medical devices.  He has designed plastic based products, injection molds for manufacture of plastic components, and a variety of medical devices, include those used for respiratory therapy, intravenous therapy, medication administration and physical therapy.

The skill sets employed involve research, design, development, drafting, CAD, modeling, prototyping, testing, evaluation, trials and commercialization.  The technical disciplines used by this expert involved have design engineering, production engineering, industrial engineering, project management, marketing and finance.  The results of his development efforts can be found in five issued patents, four of which are in the healthcare field and other cosmetics.  He has successfully satisfied the goals of many medical device development projects as well as managing the projects. Involvement in medical device development has led to the inventions noted and the commercialization of several of these inventions and other devices.  He is an experienced Expert Witness with a focus on Patent Infringement litigation.

This expert witness has nearly thirty-five years of experience in technology and business management.  His experience covers the design and analysis of complex software systems; manufacturing of telecommunications equipment and fabrication of semiconductor devices; product marketing and distribution, and project management.  He has broad experience in computer applications and software languages. 

This Ph.D. is a Professor with a major University and has been widely published.  He is currently the Associate Director for RFID and Sensors research, he has also been the leader of the RF / Wireless Packaging Alliance.

He is also the Head of a research group that has established academic programs in Highly Integrated / Multilayer Packaging for RF and Wireless Applications using ceramic and organic flexible materials, paper-based RFID's and sensors, Microwave MEM's, SOP-integrated ( UWB, mutliband, conformal ) antennas and Adaptive Numerical Electromagnetics ( FDTD, MultiResolution Algorithms ).

This Ph.D has more than thirty years of industry experience in the design of consumer products, medical implantable devices, aerospace and automotive systems, electronic packaging and finite element analysis.  He is currently a Director of Mechanical Engineering for a Medical Technology company.  Previously, he was Vice President of Mechanical Engineering for a leading engineering consulting company focusing on the design and development of medical devices.

This expert witness has extensive experience in microprocessor-based systems and signal processing with an emphasis on medical device electronic systems.  He has directed technical teams through entire product cycle, from research to manufacturing.  He has served as an expert in product liability, trade secret matters, and in cases involving medical instruments, communication systems, and audio measurement and analysis.  Experience includes trial testimony for plaintiffs and defendants in medical instrument, sensors, and RF patent cases, including a landmark patent case concerning obviousness, and trial testimony related to criminal earwitness.  

He has been a primary contributor in embedded systems development, measurement and control.  He is familiar with manufacturing environments, including document control, GMPs, and ISO9000.

This Ph.D is a Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the Director of the Analog Alliance and the Microelectronics Systems Laboratory at a major University.  He directs the University Cadence Design Kit, and co-directs Spice to IBIS activity. His teaching and research focuses on VLSI, ASICs, interconnect structures building microsystems and nanosystems.  He is also an IEEE Fellow.

This expert witness has over fifteen years experience working with and teaching emerging communications technologies.  Extensive work experience in the areas of systems engineering, software development, technical sales support, and forward looking technologies with switching and transmission systems in the telecommunications industry. 

This expert witness has over 30 years of professional knowledge and experience in technology and scientific disciplines which are key missions and functions of the National Intelligence Strategy.  He has additional commercial experience in high technology and telecommunications, international and domestic projects providing expert level consulting and litigation support services to high technology Fortune 500 clients.  He has served with the CIA, creating national intelligence gathering networks, in addition to co-founding International Telecommunications Initiatives ( ITI ).  ITI develops wireless networks for private clients worldwide.

This Ph.D. has 32 years industrial experience in product development and research, as well as seven years as an assistant professor of electrical engineering.  He has also founded and led five companies,one as a system integrator, two providing engineering design service to start-up clients as well as established manufacturing companies, and one providing financial analysis and automated trading algorithm development service.  He is listed as co-inventor on six patents.

This Ph.D. is an internationally known scientist whose research interests include study of the effect of the dynamic loading on human locomotion system,modeling cell behavior on various surfaces and application of the experimental optical methods to problems in opto-electronic packaging. He is a recipient of a M. Hetenyi Award from the Society for Experimental Stress Analysis for the most significant research paper published in Experimental Mechanics, Brewer Award from the Society for Experimental Mechanics (SEM),which recognizes an “Outstanding Practicing Stress Analyst” and a Certificate of Recognition from NASA for “the creative development of a technical innovation.”  He was elected as an“Academic Adviser” by the Presidents of the International Academy of Science, Russia “in recognition of the significant scientific achievements in the solution of the engineering problems of mechanics.”  He was one of the pioneers in the use of externally attached small-weight accelerometers for non-invasive, in-vivo measurements of the gait induced impact waves.  The obtained data was used for monitoring the training intensity, understanding the effects of fatigue on the ability of the human musculo-skeletal system to attenuate and dissipate shock waves, to measure the attenuational capacity of the knee joint, to name a few of the applications.  His consulting work led to the development of a range of industrial instruments used for automated analysis of residual stresses in glass products, TV tubes, and compact disks.

This Expert was on a faculty of Iowa State University, Ames, IA (1979-1984) and is currently on faculty of Department of Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics and Bioengineering Program at Lehigh University, where he teaches mechanics and biomechanics graduate and undergraduate courses.  During this period he supervised over 25 visiting scientists and 15 MS and PhD students. He is one of three organizers of an International Workshop on Advances in Experimental Mechanics (participation is by invitation only).  He was elected Full Professor of the Ljubljana University, Ljubljana, Slovenia in 2009.  He served as a consultant and expert witness for several forensics cases dealing with the performance of the micro-electronics devices and injuries due to the vehicle accidents.  

This Expert Witness is a Professional Engineer with 30 years of industry experience in the engine emissions reduction, alternative fuels and vehicle component industries.  He has taught automotive technology courses as an adjunct instructor at a New York City community college.  His career began at Pratt & Whitney Division of United Technologies Corp. and continued at Mechanical Technology Inc., where he was involved as a Project Manager for a NASA sponsored Automotive Stirling Engine (ASE) group.  He then moved to Deere & Co.’s Rotary Engine Division developing a large size, modular natural gas rotary engine for stationary uses.  While working fora Washington, DC based consultancy (EA Engineering and Technology), he was the onsite manager for several demonstration projects under the NYSERDA funded Alternative Fuel Vehicle – Fleet Demonstration Project gaining experience with Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) and alcohol facilities, vehicles and safety. He wrote a pamphlet “Garage Guidelines for Alternative Fuels” for NYSERDA that was adopted by the US Dept of Energy.  After forming his own consultancy, he worked as a team member with other consultancies on several alternative fuel/hybrid vehicle evaluations and on planning alternative fuel equipment for truck stops. More recently, he evaluated and selected tactics to reduce greenhouse gases for the Hunts Point, Bronx, NY local delivery fleets funded by a grant from the NYC DOT.  Currently, his firm is selling equipment for the truck industry that achieves these goals. 

This expert witness has participated in the IEEE standardization of Verilog and SystemVerilog, and has extensively used Verilog for design and verification.  He has been actively involved in the Verilog 1364 standardization as a member of the Behavioral Task Force since 1997.  This Task Force was responsible for the synthesis and verification enhancements to the language.  He was also a member of the IEEE 1364.1 Verilog RTL Synthesis Interoperability Working Group, and of the Accellera SystemVerilog Working Group, which is adding further enhancements to the Verilog language for synthesis and verification.

He has authored conference papers on verification for the Synopsys Users Group ( "SNUG" ) and DVCon.  He has also instructed Introduction and Advanced Verilog for Synthesis and Verification courses.

This Ph.D. has over thirty years of industry experience with a focus on the broad scope of digital telecommunications systems and architecture.  From the beginning of his career with Bell Telephone Laboratories until the mid-1980s, he focused on system software development and implementation.  His foundation in software technology was then expanded to encompass advanced communications network planning.  He has been an independent consultant since 2000 and is experienced in litigation support.

This expert witness is a licensed professional engineer with over 35 years of industry experience in the design and implementation of electric utility systems, including overhead transmission line design, electric substation design, overhead and underground electric distribution line design and construction, fault current and sectionalizing studies (system protection devices), National Electric Safety Code (NESC) compliance, National Electric Code (NEC) compliance, etc.  He has been designated as an Expert Witness, and has served his employers as a fact witness, with regard to electric utility contacts resulting in property damage, personal injury or death by electrocution, accidental contact to utility structures (ie. Guy wires, utility poles, etc.), and damages caused by electric utility lines (ie. Fires caused by downed power lines, etc.).

This Ph.D is a Professor of Mechanical Engineering and the Head of the Biothermal Technology Laboratory at a major University. His research is in the area of thermal sciences, with an emphasis on biomedical engineering. One of the thrust research areas at the Biothermal Technology Laboratory is cryosurgery, which is the destruction of undesired biological tissues by freezing. In order to gain better control over the cryoprocedure-thereby improving the outcome of the cryotreatment he has developed both devices and techniques for cryosurgery. He is currently leading an interdisciplinary research team focusing on improving the outcome of cryosurgery, where recent efforts are directed towards computerized planning of the cryoprocedure and computer-based training of the cryosurgeon.

He has developed a new area of research, combining mathematical modeling and experimental investigation of physical properties in cryogenic temperatures, in order to quantify the effects of thermo-mechanical stress resulting from freezing. Thermo-mechanical stress is one of the key effects in tissue injury, which is associated with both cryosurgery and cryopreservation. When the stress level becomes too high, structural damage occurs in the tissue at various levels, with fracture formation a frequently observed outcome. In cryosurgery, fracture formation may lead to excessive bleeding to the thermally-treated tissue, which may result in clinical complications. In cryopreservation, fracture formation may prevent the preserved tissue from recovering. In either application, fracture can develop at the micro and/or the macro levels.  He is leading an interdisciplinary research team, including experts from the fields of solid mechanics and cryobiology, to develop new models to describe thermal stress in glass-forming biomaterials, where glass formation ( also known as "vitrification" ) is an emerging alternative to classical cryopreservation.

This Ph.D. has over thirty years of experience both as an industry practitioner and independent consultant.  His technology focus has been on Corrosion reliability, materials science issues, metallurgy development, and fabrication and testing of Disk Drive components.  He is an experienced Expert Witness in intellectual property and computer forensic issues. 

This Ph.D has been a professor of biochemistry at a major University for over 30 years, during which time he has maintained a vibrant research program, published over 40 papers, nine book chapters and three books.  His expertise centers in the area of nucleic acid biochemistry, both DNA and RNA.  He has extensive experience at the national level with both the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Health have provided him with a breadth of scientific understanding.  He has coupled this with a law degree and has served as an expert witness on many occasions.  His experience in the laboratory and breadth of scientific knowledge, ranging from physics to molecular biology, give him a broad scientific background and extensive expertise.

During this Ph.D's graduate education, he worked under the direction of Dr. Robert F. Furchgott, Ph.D., a Nobel laureate in Pharmacology and Medicine ( Dr. Furchgott's Nobel Prize was for the discovery of nitric oxide as an important endogenous vasodilator agent.  His first years as an industry practitioner involved areas of specialization focused on the discovery and development of pharmaceutical products for cardiovascular disease.  Following his industrial experience, he joined the Food and Drug Administration where his last position was Deputy Director of the Division of Cardiorenal Drugs responsible for the approval of new drugs and blood substitutes, including TPA.

His skills span the areas of drug research and regulation.  He spent ten years consulting with companies whose major objectives were the submission of successful INDs, NDAs, 510( k )s, and PMAs, not only in the cardiovascular area but in the other disciplines regulated by FDA.  His current clients are being assisted in the following drug areas: AIDS, antidepressants, cardiovascular, endocrine, biotechnology products, wound healing, and anticancer drugs, among others.  He has extensive experience with generic drugs, ANDAs for topical and systemic use, and OTC drug evaluation.  He has close ties to FDA personnel and visits FDA on a regular basis to keep up to date with the latest information that would be valuable to clients.  His marriage of industrial and regulatory know-how is unique and clients are using his services not only to preclude FDA issues but also to solve tough scientific / clinical / regulatory issues which arise post-submission.

This expert witness has over 20 years of industry experience in the areas of systems administration, application development, database management and networking technologies.  He is familiar with most network protocols and server applications.  His recent focus has been in the implementation and administration of UNIX and Linux systems.

This expert witness has served on commisions, appointed by the President of the United States and nominated by House Democratic Leadership.  He has also served on a council for the Governor of California, from which he resigned to serve on the President's Commission.  He also serves as Senior Advisor to the President of the Center for Defense Information and as a private defense consultant.  He is a recognized expert on U.S. and worldwide military research, development and testing, on operational military matters, and on national security policy and defense spending.  He spent 33 years at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, a major research laboratory in the University of California system.  He also served as Principle Deputy Assistant Secretary of Energy to a President of the United States.

This Ph.D. has over thirty-five years of scientific accomplishment in laser and optic technology in both government and industrial applications, including instrumentation and scientific software.  He was a Chief Scientist and Program Manager at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, in the Laser Science and Technology Program.  At Livermore he covered a very broad range of technologies and science projects in both government and industrial partnership programs.  In 2002, he founded a consulting and contract research business with a focus on lasers and optic technology.  His areas of expertise and applications include laser medicine, wafer processing, consumer electronics, materials processing and telecommunications.  He holds several patents and has over 140 technical publications in refereed journals in this subject-matter.  He is an experienced testifying Expert Witness in patent infringement litigation.  

This expert witness has proven abilities in leadership, general management and organizational building skills in both small (start-up) and large (several hundred million dollars) corporate environments.  Experience in M and A, Corporate Capitalization, P and L, Sales and Marketing Management as well as Change Management, Organizational Transformation and Strategic Planning.

This expert witness has 28 years of experience in the design and development of hardware and software technology used in telecommunications, data communications and networking infrastructure.  He also is highly-skilled in the use of microelectronics simulation software, ASIC and FPGA coding and Verilog.  He has designed and coded digital switching, optical encoder and semiconductor memory hardware and software.

This expert witness has particular expertise in hospital operations with a focus on operating rooms, surgical services and ambulatory centers.  Her BSN credentials are complemented by clinical and corporate healthcare industry experience.  Over the past 16 years, she has been involved with over 70 hospitals conducting regulatory and procedural evaluations.  She has evaluated procedures and services in the following departments:  Operating Room, Recovery Room, Pre-Admissions Screening Unit, Pre-Op Holding Units, Gastrointestinal Labs, Ambulatory Surgery Centers, Central and Sterile Supply Departments, Labor and Delivery, Post-Op Surgical Nursing Units, Out-Patient Surgery Units, and Same-Day Surgery Units.   She is brought in to make recommendations to hospitals regarding changes or improvements to their existing departmental process and\\or procedures.  She has also directed the efforts for the implementation of these hospital departmental changes.

She is skilled in the design of free-standing ambulatory centers, operating rooms, and recovery rooms.  In addition, she works with hospital inventories and standards for medical device recalls.  She implements inventory and recall procedure changes. 

This Ph.D. is a professor of computer engineering in the department of electrical engineering and computer science at a major California University, where he served as a chair from 1998 to 2003. He has been involved in research and development in the areas of: computer architecture, reconfigurable computing, VLSI chip design,network-on-chip, sensor networks, and computer graphics since he received a Ph.D. degree from the University of Texas at Austin.  He has published more than 200 articles in peer-reviewed journals and conferences.  He has trained hundreds of students who have assumed key positions in software and computer systems design companies in the past twenty years. He has been a PI or Co-PI on more than 8 million dollars worth of research grants for developing next generation computer systems for applications in general purpose computing and digital signal processing.  He is interested in low-power and embedded digital signal processing, computer architecture, computer graphics, memory architecture (DRAM, SRAM, flash) and VLSI design.

Within the area of embedded digital signal processing, this Ph.D. is interested in the design and VLSI development of reconfigurable processor architectures and their algorithm mapping for high-performance and low-power applications in mobile communications.  This technology can be used for 3G and 4G cellular phones, as well as other telecommunications systems.  In the area of computer graphics, he has been involved in the development of a new scheme for creating computer-generated three-dimensional models of a scene based on previously recorded images captured with a standard digital video camera. These models can be used for military and civilian simulator applications, as well as movie special effects.  In the area of low-power system design, he has developed a software tool for scheduling and planning mission tasks to achieve power and performance objectives. This technology is targeted for planetary missions of autonomous spacecraft as well as for unmanned military vehicles.

This expert witness has over thirty years of experience with Las Vegas style video games, slot machines and lottery system electronic and software design experience.  He was instrumental in the hardware and software design of the first video gaming machines.  He has continued  for 16 years developing numerous innovative video games, gaming systems and new technologies.  He is experienced in electronic hardware and software aspects of gaming machines including software random number generation.  He has reviewed numerous gaming-related patents and provided technical assistance to patent attorneys."

This expert witness received his Ph.D. degree in telecommunications engineering in 1991. He then joined the Faculty of the City University of New York where he is now a Professor. During his tenure at CUNY he supervised 9 Ph.D. dissertations covering wide varieties of topics from wireless networks to IP optical networks. He is the authors and co-author of more than 100 scientific papers and articles published in prestigious journals and conferences. He is a well known expert in the areas of architecture design and traffic engineering in IP based networks. He was a chairman or co-chairman of many scientific sessions, symposia and conferences. He was a Guest Editor of various special issues in prestigious journals such as the IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications. His research has been funded by agencies such as NSF, DARPA, ARO, as well as US SPRINT and NORTEL Networks. His industrial experience includes AT and T and Telcordia Applied Research Labs.  His technical expertise includes areas such as Architecture design of IP optical networks; Designing quality of service management and allocation of resource mechanisms in WLANs, WiMax, and 3G wireless networks; Cost analysis, evaluation of Operations Support Systems ( OSSs ), GMPLS control plane for telecommunications carriers and vendors; and Development of a QoS migration strategy for AT and TIP / DWDM network.

This Ph.D. is a Distinguished Research Professor of Mechanical Engineering at a major University, teaching a graduate program in magnet and materials engineering and in cryogenic thermal sciences and heat transfer. 

His research interests are in the following areas of technology:  Flow visualization in cryogenics; High Reynolds number fluid dynamics; Heat and mass transfer in liquid helium and other cryogens; Cryogenic multiphase phase flow; Particle characterization and separation using cryogenics; Characterization of cryogenic fuels for space propulsion; Cooling systems for superconducting magnets; Properties of materials and fluids at low temperature; and Instrumentation for cryogenic systems.

He has authored over 150 publications in low temperature physics, liquid helium technology, cryogenic engineering and magnet technology, and has also authored a textbook on Cryogenics.

This expert witness has over fifty years of industry and academic experience as an industry practitioner and since 1978 has been an independent consultant providing technology and management services in various areas of design, failure analysis and manufacturing methods. He has extensive experience in the area of hydraulic lift mechanisms, Cryogenics and related technologies. 

This expert witness has twenty-six years of experience within law enforcement, non-profit management, academia and business.  He is an experienced instructor of criminal justice and public administration subjects.  He is a prolific author on criminal justice subjects with a focus on technology and terrorism.  His textbook on police technology is widely used in universities and colleges throughout the country.  He is a sought after speaker and subject matter expert. As a consultant he has worked with major universities, non-profit organizations, the Department of Homeland Security and several small to medium size businesses.

This expert witness has been involved with telecommunications power systems for over 45 years.  He is a nationally and internationally known as an expert on Telecommunications Power Systems and is considered a Subject Matter Expert ( SME ) by his peers.  Because of his system engineering expertise, architectural knowledge, and investigative ability, he has been the lead investigator for many incidents.  This expertise is instrumental in determining the cause of outages, equipment failures, fires and interface problems between manufacturers, users, and equipment developers.

This expert witness is knowledgeable in Microprocessor Logic Design, VLSI Systems, and related intellectual property.  Throughout more than twenty years of involvement in the specification, implementation, and debugging of complex computer architecture systems, he has enjoyed the daily challenge of learning, focusing on details, and providing working systems to end customers.  In August, 2002, he became a registered US patent agent and intellectual property consultant.  He is currently aiding clients and their counsel in understanding these technologies, and protecting their intellectual property investments in these areas.

This Expert Witness is a noted technologist, product developer, consultant, patent analyst, educator, and expert witness specializing in mobile, cellular, wireless technologies, wired technologies, networks, phones, standards, services, and systems.  He began his career in 1971 as a telecommunications engineer and has worked for private organizations and has been a founder of several successful start-up telecommunications companies.  He holds over 35 US and International Patents in the telecommunications field.

Since 1996, his professional activities and services have focused exclusively on mobile, cellular, wireless and wired technologies, forensics, markets, standards, spectrum, regulations, networks and services.  He has taught seminars on mobile, cellular and fixed wireless technologies.  He has served as a plaintiff and defendant expert witness on a wide spectrum of civil and business matters/litigation involving wired and wireless technologies, communications products and services.  As a forensic analyst, he has worked closely with private attorneys and Public Defenders in analyzing call detail records and has opined on cell phone location after performing cell site and CDR analysis.  As a patent analyst, he has assisted many leading law firms in defending against or asserting claims of patent infringement and patent validity.  This patent work has encompassed Wi-Fi/WLAN standards, Bluetooth standards, all generations of standards for GSM, UMTS, LTE, and CDMA2000 cellular standards, including GSM/3GPP, ETSI, OMA and WAP.

This Ph.D is the Director of the Electronic Materials and Devices Center at a major  University.  He teaches courses primarily in the field of Integrated Circuit Processing, in the departments of General Engineering, Materials Engineering, and Electrical Engineering. He has developed and managed the IC Labs at the University.  In addition, He has held more than 100 sessions of a three day laboratory short course on Microfabrication in the IC Labs. The short course is attended by industry professionals from all over the world. He also does this course in-house for industry companies.  Before joining the University in 1988, he spent fifteen years in Silicon Valley's semiconductor industry.  He is still active in industry, part time, as an industry consultant and Expert Witness.

Ph.D has over thirty years of academic and industry experience in communications, consumer behavior, marketing research, decision making and information processing, marketing strategy and new product introduction strategy.  He is an experienced Expert Witness and has authored several publications on the subject of myriad business and commerce issues.  He has consulted to many major corporations.

In addition, he consults with new business ventures in marketing strategy, consumer behavior, new product introduction, marketing research and information technology. 

This Ph.D is one of the world's leading experts in lead-acid battery technology. His expertise covers aspects of design, materials, processing, testing, reverse engineering, and failure analysis.  His knowledge in this area also includes lead chemistry, lead-acid battery recycling, and lead-acid battery research and development.  He has extensive experience with the research, production, and process development of electric batteries. He is knowledgeable of rechargeable batteries, maintenance-free batteries, and load-leveling batteries. He has tested and reverse-engineered batteries for many specific applications including portable devices and tools, electric vehicles, UPS, and SLI.  He has designed and constructed all types of battery testing equipment, including apparatus and methods for accelerated life testing, discharge specifications verification, cycle-life testing, and impedance measurement.

Over the course of his career, he has designed and installed numerous battery monitoring systems based on coulometers, strip-chart recorders, stand-alone dataloggers, and computer-controlled dataloggers.  He has studied and reported on many types of battery chargers including ferroresonant, SCR, switch-mode, and pulse chargers.  He has developed hydrometallurgical processes for recovering cadmium and lead from spent batteries.

This Ph.D. has performed substantial research over the past 25 years with over 140 peer-reviewed research publications.  His research topics include (a) touch input on touchpads and touchscreens, (b) stylus input on graphics tablets and contact-sensing displays, and (c) user interfaces for mobile devices such as phones, tablets,and PDAs (e.g., text entry, design of soft keyboards).  He is a member of the ACM and the ACM's SIGCHI (Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction) since 1991.  This Expert holds academic appointments at two universities spanning 22 years, with substantial research funding and supervision of M.Sc. and Ph.D. students.  He has prior litigation experience in five patent infringement cases dating to 1996, with related work that includes code analysis, prior art analysis, preparing experts reports, depositions, and testifying in court.

This expert witness provides aviation-related expert witness, accident investigation, consulting, and research services.  His specific areas and capabilities include aircraft accident investigation and causal analysis, engineering analysis and legal research for both forensic and operational purposes, pilot expert witness testimony, and training on operational, safety, or human factors related aviation topics.  His areas of expertise include flight operations, engineering, and human factors.

This expert witness has over 30 years of experience as an engineer and currently offers services in development, design, engineering, tooling, quality assurance, and manufacturing expertise as President and owner of his own company.  He provides consulting services to the Consumer Product Industry, and more specifically, in toys, infant, recreational, and consumer electronic products.  His company provides  Plastic and Mechanical Design; injection, blow and roto-molding processes; design in ProE ( 3D ); concept models; tooling patterns; prototypes; Electronic and Electro-mechanical Design; sound digitizing; microprocessor programming; firmware and hardware development; Quality Assurance; and review of compliance with regulatory and safety standards ( UL, CSA, FCC, ASTM, CPSC, CE and EN-71 ).

He also has extensive experience as a testifying expert at trials and depositions, and has provided expert opinions for intellectual property, patent infringement, trade secret, copyright, trademark, and licensing cases.

This expert witness is a Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology physician, experienced in Drug Safety and analysis of adverse events in clinical trials for product liability, global new product development, drug discovery, stem cells in regenerative biomedicine, pharmaceutical business management, medical information, and clinical practice.

This Ph.D. has over twenty-five years of industry and academic experience with a focus on the development of algorithms for artificial intelligence and its application to advanced robotics, automated manufacturing processes, homeland security, and scientific discovery methods.  His research has produced an extensive collection of publications on these subjects, in addition to participation in myriad panels, seminars and conference participation. 

This Expert witness has over thirty years of experience in law enforcement and computer forensics.  As an independent consultant he performs the function of Private Investigators who specialize in computer forensics and high technology civil and criminal cases.  His technological focus is on those techniques and procedures that allow computer related evidence to be recovered from computers and other high technology devices.  He is experienced in the use of quality computer forensics software and hardware and has demonstrated the presentation skills to create very successful testimony and discovery.  Additionally, he maintains a well-equipped computer forensics laboratory that includes the computer systems and quality software applications, plus the digital photography equipment to preserve the forensic evidence under analysis.  He has demonstrated the presentation skills to create very successful testimony and discovery of his computer forensics' findings.  He maintains a complete computer forensic laboratory equipped with Windows and Linux-based computers equipped with the latest in computer forensic software tools.

This Ph.D is currently the Chairperson of the Electronics, Computer, and Information Technology Department at a major University.  He has more than 15 years of experience with design of digital systems using VHDL and Verilog.  His current research interests are in the general area of reconfigurable computing.  Current research focuses on the development of a suite of software tools that allow scientists to benefit from the potential order of magnitude speedup in execution time offered by reconfigurable computers over typical desktop computers.  These tools significantly reduce algorithm development time by transforming C/C++ programs into an assembly language program that can be executed directly on a reconfigurable computer that implements an Application Specific Digital Signal Processor.  A major project in this research program involves the development of a remote reconfigurable hardware resource allocation system for executing algorithms from a remote site on the reconfigurable computer available in the laboratory.  He has also conducted research in the area of technology based curriculum development, distance education, and VLSI design for testability. 

This Ph.D. has taught courses on digital system design, ASIC design, microprocessor system applications, FPGA-based system design, and VLSI design for testability (using VHDL).  He has published more than 30 papers in peer-reviewed conferences/journals.  He has also developed several CAD tools which are part of the MCNC OASIS (Open Architecture Silicon Implementation Software) system.  He has served on the program committee and as a session chair for several International conferences.  He received a best paper and best presentation award for a paper presented at the International Conference on Computer Design and has received numerous fellowships and national awards.  He holds one US patent and led the effort to establish a new BS degree program in Computer Engineering at a major University.

This Ph.D. has over 30 years of experience in Research and Development, and licensing of biomedical devices with a significant publication and patent history.  Having initiated the launch of significant new medical products, he expanded into clinical instruction for new medical products.  He has consulted with both start-ups and established companies in biomedical engineering on both technology and developmental issues for new product development.

This Ph.D.'s current research interests focus on teaching strategies, and guiding teams of students on product development teams in Cornell University's Master of Engineering Program. The teams work for a wide range of clients, and learn to approach biomedical engineering as a system involving clinical, patient, and technical issues leading to novel solutions of these problems.

This expert witness has forty-years of industry experience.  Since 1982 he has been an independent consultant providing professional logistics, business and engineering services. 

This Ph.D. has nearly thirty years of experience in statistical analysis and programming.  He has been an independent consultant since 1989, providing data and statistical analysis to government, industry and the legal profession.  He has been engaged as an expert witness in numerous legal matters involving human resources, race, age and ethnic discrimination, voting, business matters and computer programming issues. 

This M.D. is currently a tenured Professor of Medicine and Pathology and Cell Biology at a major university with experience in basic and clinical research, teaching, academic medicine administration and patient care.  He is internationally recognized as a physician-educator and scientist in the areas of molecular cell biology and liver diseases.  He has also been principal investigator on several clinical trials for patients with liver diseases.  He has experience as an expert witness in the area of liver diseases and has testified in Federal Court in patent litigation.

This Expert Witness has more than 40 years of experience,including conceptual engineering, project management and scheduling,preliminary and final design, cost estimating and control, equipment specification, construction management and testing of power plants, substations and switchyards, water and waste water facilities, manufacturing plants, materials handling, grain storage, and OEM machinery electrical systems. In addition to electrical design of these facilities, Mr. Mullins has an extensive background in control and instrumentation design, including programmable controllers, distributed control systems, SCADA systems, real-time HMI and data logging, and digital control equipment related to these areas.

He is a registered Professional Engineer in Washington since 1978, and is qualified for registration in Alaska.

This Ph.D's technical expertise is mechanics of materials.  He has extensive practical experience working with companies to design and develop implantable medical devices.  He has assisted client companies throughout all stages of the product process including concept development, performance testing, material and manufacturing process, product validation and engineering documentation for regulatory submissions.  He has developed a strong reputation for using advanced finite element analysis to address issues of product performance and reliability and has worked with a range of materials including ceramics, biopolymers, Nitinol and other advanced engineering alloys.

This Ph.D. has a strong technical and business background with education at Northwestern ( Kellogg MBA ), Princeton ( Ph.D. ) and Stanford.  He has practical experience in the fields of medical devices and systems, medical systems software, digital signal processing in various applications: data communications, cell phone technology, medical and military.  He holds 6 patents and published peer reviewed articles.

During his twenty six years of experience, he has been a testifying expert witness, a corporate executive, an academic in Computer Science, a software development engineer and a Bell Labs researcher.  He has taught courses and conducted research at Stanford University and McGill University in electrical engineering and computer science.  As President of a publicly traded medical device company, he oversaw the development of clinical diagnostic systems incorporating clinical information systems and bio-chip technology, portable medical devices including pulse oximetry, insulin pumps, cardiac resuscitation, drug infusion and medical software requiring extensive FDA validation.  As VP of Technology for a Healthcare company, he developed and launched several new intravenous drug delivery products for hospital, anesthesia, ambulatory pain therapy, ambulatory home drug delivery, and international markets.

His consulting focuses on assessing novelty of IP, feasibility of non-infringing product designs and viability of competitive market opportunities.  As a testifying expert witness, he has argued both sides of infringement, validity and business / market analysis for non-obviousness.

This Ph.D. is a highly versatile electrical engineer and executive with a broad range of business and technical skills, demonstrated ability to develop innovative and successful solutions, frequent successful strategic planning experience, and a proven ability to bring change to an organization.  He has thorough understanding of technology and its benefits for business process and profitability.  As an expert, he has reviewed over 200 patents and prepared reports, reviewed contracts and prepared reports, and testified.

This expert witnesses business management experiences, broad analysis skills, and more than five years in the technology industry give him a very unique perspective on how technology solutions should be analyzed, priced, marketed, and implemented throughout the enterprise in a cost effective manner.

Currently, his skills are primarily used for business analysis, consulting, auditing, and interfacing with customers, as well as, MCI executives concerning the organizations IT business needs.  His technical skills include knowledge of the following: UNIX, Cisco IOS, Microsoft NOS and office applications, and conceptual knowledge of various vendor firewalls and intrusion detection products.  He is also familiar with legal issues pertaining to the Federal legislation standards for HIPAA, GLBA, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, and Intellectual Property.

This expert witness has over forty-years of industry and academic experience with a focus on data storage technology with a focus on disk drive architecture and systems.  He has designed hardware and software products.  He has been an independent consultant for fifteen years providing product design and analysis services with a focus on disk drive technology.  He is an experienced expert witness who has participated in numerous intellectual property disputes, and has testified at deposition and trial.

This Ph.D. is an Electrical Engineering Consultant with over 35 years experience in integrated circuit simulation and design.  He developed the SPICE circuit simulation program at UC Berkeley and the ADVICE circuit simulation program at Bell Laboratories.  His technical strengths include analog circuit design, circuit simulation, semiconductor device modeling, and integrated circuit processing technology. 

He received his Ph.D. degree at the University of California where he was the lead developer of the SPICE circuit simulation program.  As a result, a cottage industry of SPICE simulation tools was launched that proved very valuable to industry. 

He has he worked on supporting simulation of RF integrated circuits; modeling and characterization of GaAs MESFET device processes; and importing silicon CMOS design tools and foundry support.  As an independent consultant, he comes with extensive experience as an expert witness as well as in other consulting work.  

This expert witness has thirty years of design engineering with a focus on analog and digital communications systems.  His current work has concentrated in the design of, broadband wireless access systems based on the DOCSIS standard.  His expertise extends from circuit design to final product architecture.

This Ph.D. has over twenty years of academic and industry consulting experience in the field of plastics engineering and rheology.  Rheology is the study of the flow and deformation of matter, especially of sticky, gooey, elastic liquids such as molten plastics.  His teaching experience includes undergraduate courses in polymer processing, engineering design with polymers, materials science, and the rheology of food and biomaterials.  His graduate courses include advanced polymer processing, advanced transport phenomena, macromolecular hydrodynamics.  He is fluent in both English and French; written and spoken.

This expert witness is a computer engineer, IP Communications industry expert, visionary, author and columnist. He is a Voice over Internet Protocol industry expert, visionary and champion of the industry.

This Ph.D has more than 45 years of diverse experience in the chemistry of materials, including glass and its preparation. His work encompasses: both CRT and lamp phosphors; the design of all types of lamps and display devices, including electroluminescent and plasma discharge flat panels; the measurement of optical properties of glasses and phosphors. He was a researcher and general manager at Westinghouse, Allied Chemical and CPG. He also did private research into the development of polymeric glasses and performed crystal growth research on new laser crystals.

This Expert Witness is a founder and managing partner at a firm specializing in technology commercialization and business development.  He has broad experience in the research and development of new technologies and products, most recently as Vice President of Technology and Chief Technical Officer at a major chip technology company.  

Prior to joining, he was Flip Chip Product Manager, instrumental in the formation of FCT.  Previous to this he was responsible for the development of advanced flip chip manufacturing equipment and flip chip process development at IBM in both New York and Virginia.  He is recognized worldwide as an expert in flip chip and wafer level packaging technologies.  He has spoken at numerous conferences and published many papers in the field.  He is the holder of several patents related to IC packaging technology.  

This Ph.D. retired as an aerospace industry executive in 2005. Presently his consulting practice includes new product development consulting for the Aerospace Fastener and Aircraft Interiors industries, as well as litigation consulting in the areas of mechanisms, latches and fasteners.  

Before retiring, he co-invented and led the development of the post-9/11 secure ( terrorist-proof ) cockpit door decompression latches now installed on half the world's fleet of aircraft. Previously he invented and commercialized the first viable blind fastening system for laminated composites. After 24 years, that system remains the world's most-used fastener for composite airframe assembly.  Recent litigation consulting projects have included aircraft engine cylinder head bolt failure analysis, helicopter cargo door latch failures and motor home retractable bunk mechanism analysis.

This expert is the Founder and Principal Engineer of an Expert Witness and custom RF and power management design and consulting company and is currently an Adjunct Professor at a Colorado University

He brings approximately a decade and a half of experience in academic research, industrial product development, technical and strategic management, as well as in intellectual property and has a diverse, and uniquely vertically integrated, technical knowledge base spanning (semiconductor) physics, electronic circuits andsystems, and communications systems/signal processing. He is a subject matter expert in the area of RF circuits and systems, in particular, highlylinear and efficient RF transmitters, RF power amplifier modules, novel transmitter architectures and high efficiency power supply units.

He earned his Ph.D.from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at a California University and also has a B.S. in physics. He has authored and co-authored IEEE journal articles and presented IEEE conference papers in high efficiency (Switchedmode/Class E) RF power amplifiers, linear and efficient (UMTS outphasing) RF transmitters, and tunable impedance matching networks.

This expert witness has nearly twenty years of experience in financial project management with a focus on international banking, electronic futures and securities exchange technology.  He has consulted to financial software groups regarding establishing a US presence for their products and services.  He is an expert in Banking Instruments such as Letters of Credit, Securities, Derivatives and Foreign Exchange.  He has been an invited guest Lecturer for major Universities in Australia and the United States.

This expert witness has over thirty-one years of industry experience in Software and computing system design tool architecture, and the semiconductor process.  He has been an independent consultant since 1997 with a focus on system engineering for protection and maskless lithography systems.  He has legal consulting experience in intellectual property matters.  He has litigation experience dealing with patent infringement in the area of electron beam lithographic systems patents, and electron beam inspection and metrology systems and analog electronics.

This Expert Witness has over 35 years of experience in electronics design, computer systems, communications systems, hardware, and software.  He worked on packet-switching networks, including the ARPAnet and early TCP/IP systems at BBN in the 1970's, custom Very-Large-Scale Integrated Circuits at Xerox Palo Alto Research Center in 1981, designed the production Xerox single-chip Optical Mouse, assisted later founder of Silicon Graphics, Inc. in testing his first Geometry Engine chips, and led the custom chip design efforts for the Apple Macintosh team in 1982 - 1983.  He also led Apple's efforts to support TCP/IP, and ran Apple's first internet commerce pilot program.  He was also Director of Technology at a very large computer company from 1996 - 1997.  At Xerox, he also led initial deployment and internal communications efforts related to Ethernet.  At Apple and at Netscape he was very active with standards efforts.  He studied packet voice in a graduate seminar at MIT, and has also worked on wired and wireless communications systems, including 802.11.  He combines a strong understanding of technology with an in-depth approach to business needs.

This expert witness has over twenty-five years of industry experience with a focus on cable (CATV) and satellite television technology.  His focus is on the design and manufacture of set top hardware, software, and scrambling / descrambling systems used in cable television and satellite communications.  He is an experienced Expert Witness having been engaged in multiple patent infringement disputes

This Physics Ph.D. has over 25 years experience as a technical manager, researcher, scientist and executive at high technology companies.  He is a proven, visionary and innovative leader of data storage and hard disk drive technology development and product development engineering.  He managed the creation and development of leading-edge data storage technologies into new products to provide a sustained competitive advantage.   He introduced key hard disk drive "firsts" that enabled first-to-market and performance advantages, including: creating and developing first to market tunneling heads; and, inventing the first thermally reliable giant magnetoresistive heads and is listed as an inventor on 16 Patents.

This Ph.D. has more than 40 years experience in technical and business leadership and in product development in the coating, printing, lithium battery, data storage, digital imaging, laser imaging, and chemical industries at Route 128 Boston, Manhattan, and Silicon Valley companies.  He holds 24 U.S. patents in lithium battery and optical coating technologies.  He has been active as a patent agent since 1995 and as an expert witness in patent litigation cases since 2006.

This Ph.D. has 50 years experience as a successful builder and manager of High Technology companies.  He is a solid technical innovator as demonstrated by his patents and publications.  His major areas of expertise include Opto-Electronic Communications, Optical Networks hardware and software, Secure Optical Communications, and Underwater Optical Imaging and Communication.  He has provided management support to several startup companies and has also been expert witness in a patent infringement case.  He was one of the inventor and major contributor to the deployment of two revolutionary fiberoptic seismic arrays: FIBERSEIS, a 1024 channel array for oil exploration deployed in the mid 1980s, and ARIADNE, the first U.S. NAVY underwater optical array for submarine detection deployed in the 1990s.  This Ph.D. has lectured extensively in optics in the US, Europe and Asia. 

This expert witness is a twenty-year veteran of business development, corporate development, corporate finance and administration for private and public companies.  He has consistently demonstrated an affinity for information technology and its use in business. Personal traits include ability to rapidly build trust and rapport, strong collaborative leadership style, bias toward seeking a well-conceived point of view on challenging business decisions.

This Expert Witness is recognized as a leading technology expert by Google and Adobe. He has been developing browser-based applications with ColdFusion since version 1.5 and implementing Google Enterprise solutions since 2005.  He coauthored the best-selling Cold Fusion book, The ColdFusion Web Application Construction Kit.  He co-founded the first Cold Fusion Users’ Group in Washington, DC.  He has been the most prolific poster on the CF-Talk mailing list for the last several years, having answered several thousand questions on Cold Fusion and related topics.  He regularly speaks at industry events, such as Adobe MAX, and writes articles for various trade publications.  As one of the first Adobe certified instructors, he combines exceptional teaching with course development. He received a perfect score on his ColdFusion MX Certification, and regularly pursues new certifications in other areas of interest.  This Expert Witness was the second person ever to be certified by Google, Inc. as a Google Enterprise Professional Certified Trainer for the Google Search Appliance, Google Mini and Google Apps.

This expert witness has over 12 years experience in Verilog and Digital ASIC Design and currently specializes in embedded systems design for control networks, including hardware and firmware development for LonWorks EIA709 power line and twisted pair networks.  As the current founder and owner of Bibaja, he is responsible for new product development from design to prototype and eventual production.  His design expertise includes firmware customization of standard products, schematic entry for custom device design, printed circuit board design and layout, prototype assembly, and production.

This Expert Witness received his Ph.D. in 2012 from the Biomedical Engineering department at USC for his work on fluid—based tactile vibration sensing and the development of Bayesian exploration.  He is also a co-founder of a company that manufactures biomimetic tactile sensors and has been the lead systems engineer on the development of this technology since the company's founding in ‘08.  As Director of Research, his interests are in developing applications of tactile sensing in robotics, tele robotics and prosthetics. His areas of interest include thermodynamics, fluid dynamics, PDEs, machining, FEA, electronics, and PIDs.  This Expert Witness has superb research capabilities and can help prepare arguments on prior art that either support or invalidate IP in question.

This expert witness is an electrical engineer with formal training in computer science and over a decade of hands-on software design and implementation experience.  He is internationally recognized as an expert in the area of real-time embedded software.  He is an experienced Expert Witness.

This Expert Witness is an Electrical and Computer Engineer with over ten years of professional experience.  He has a Masters of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology and a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering from the University of Leeds, United Kingdom. In addition, as a practicing engineer, he completed courses in the area of Computer Science. Currently, he is consulting as a technical expert, assisting with document and software review in various patent infringement cases.

Previously, he was a compiler engineer at Freescale Semiconductor. In that role, he collaborated with the hardware team on the design of future Digital Signal Processor (DSP) technologies, implemented and tested new features in the compiler and formally evaluated new technologies for potential use. Prior to that, he held various applications engineer roles, all in the area of DSP. In those roles, he implemented algorithms on various processors and improved software efficiency. Additionally, he travelled extensively domestically and internationally to present technical training to clients on DSP architecture, C programming and Assembly programming and to support clients with their use of the technology.

This Ph.D. is an experienced consulting technologist, economist, and attorney with a multidisciplinary practice representing clients in litigation, negotiation, growth, technology assessment,merger, and regulatory settings.  His expertise includes valuing intellectual property and other asset classes; assessing damages and royalties; evaluating and deploying patents, products, digital copyrights, and technologies; devising growth strategies; drafting licenses,contracts, and patents; determining and predicting competitive effects and market responses; modeling and analyzing complex data; assembling and managing cross-functional teams; facilitating communication among engineering,management, and legal teams; marketing and cultivating client relationships;teaching, research, and public speaking; publishing books and articles on technology, business, and law.  Career highlights include:

§  Devising and implementing a strategy that secured a seven figure patent settlement for small inventor.

§  Enabling divestiture of an asset blocking a merger valued over fifty billion dollars, securing clearance for the deal.

§  Obliterating plaintiff’s damage theory in litigation, reducing client defendant’s exposure by 99%.

§  Altering major oil company’s approach and behavior in political risk assessment.

§  Securing an assessment of zero damages for unindicted co-conspirator in a complex price-fixing case. 

This expert witness has over 25 years of experience in the computer industry.  He has a wide range of system experience, from low-level programming to large-scale integration and administration.  Recent experience covers multiple operating systems, languages, and network protocols.

This expert witness is an accomplished senior executive with broad strengths in both general management and finance with repeated successes at start-ups, emerging businesses, and under-funded organizations experiencing severe cash flow problems.  Key industries include software development, consumer goods and electronics manufacturing services, wireless communications, eBusiness and construction.

He is a skilled communicator and adept negotiator.  He is recognized for broad strengths in infrastructure development and enhancement, strategic planning, financial planning and management, operational and administrative leadership, product definition, development of beta customers, and securing capital, including IPO and VC funding.  He has a proven ability to analyze businesses, operations, and growth opportunities, and then introduce strategic and tactical solutions that improve competitive performance while increasing revenues and profits.

This Ph.D has over thirty-years of broad expertise in microbiology, anti-infectives and drug discovery.  He retired from his position as Senior Vice President of Anti-Infectives and Drug Discovery at GlaxoSmithKline ( GSK ), where he also served as Senior Vice President of Worldwide Biopharmaceutical Research and Development. There he led the anti-infectives franchise that placed the company in a leading position in that area of research and played a key role in developing new formulations for Augmentin and Bactriban, a new quinolone antibiotic gemifloxacin ( Factive ) and the commercialized recombinant Hepatitis B vaccine, Engerix-B.

Previously, He spent 10 years at the National Institutes of Health, advancing to Section Chief in The Laboratory of Biochemistry at the National Cancer Institute. He was formerly a principal investigator for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and was awarded a grant to study biothreat pathogen countermeasures. He served as a member of the Food and Drug Administration Science Board for the past three years, and has been a member of the executive council for the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. He also serves on the editorial boards of numerous international scientific journals.

He has received several prestigious awards, including the Arthur S. Fleming Award for his achievements in the field of microbial gene regulation, the Panlab Award for his work in the areas of microbiology and biotechnology and the Distinguished Alumni Award from Purdue University.  He holds adjunct professorships in three major Universities.  He obtained his Ph.D. from Purdue University and received post-doctoral training at Yale University Medical School.  He has published more than 200 papers and is a named inventor on nearly 60 issued patents.

Since 1981, This Ph.D. has been at Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas where he is now a Professor of Electrical Engineering and Director of Advanced Vehicle Systems Research Program and the Power Electronics and Motor Drives Laboratory.  He is the author of over 350 publications in pulsed-power supplies, high-voltage engineering, power electronics, motor drives, and advanced vehicle systems and is the recipient of the Prize Paper Awards in Static Power Converters and motor drives at the IEEE-Industry Applications Society 1985, 1987, and 1992 Annual Meetings, as well as numerous other honors and recognitions.  He is the co-author of 16 books on power electronics, motor drives and advanced vehicle systems, including Vehicular Electric Power Systems, Marcel Dekker, Inc. 2003 and “Modern Electric Hybrid Vehicles and Fuel Cell Vehicles –Fundamentals, Theory, and Design,” CRC Press, 2004.  He has over 30 granted or pending US and EC patents.  His current research work is in power electronics, motor drives, hybrid vehicles and their control systems.

This Expert has been a member of IEEE PowerElectronics Society (PELS) AdCom, past Chairman of PELS Educational AffairsCommittee, past Chairman of IEEE-IAS Industrial Power Converter Committee andpast chairman of the IEEE Myron Zucker Student-Faculty Grant program.  He was the General Chair of IEEE PowerElectronics Specialist Conference for 1990. He is the founder of IEEE Power and Propulsion Conference, the foundingchairman of the IEEE VTS Vehicle Power and Propulsion and chairman ofConvergence Fellowship Committees. In 2002 he was elected to the Board ofGovernors of VTS.  He also serves on theeditorial board of several technical journals and is the associate editor ofIEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics and IEEE Transactions on VehicularTechnology.  He is a Fellow of IEEE, anIEEE Industrial Electronics Society and Vehicular Technology SocietyDistinguished Speaker, IEEE Industry Applications Society and Power EngineeringSociety Distinguished Lecturer.  He isalso a registered professional engineer in the State of Texas.

This Ph.D. has over 30 years of research, academic, industry, and consulting engineering experience in the fields of microelectronics and integrated circuit fabrication.  His research involves semiconductor patterning and microlithography (optical, DUV, electron beam, and EUV), materials and processes (dielectrics, metals, silicon, IR, and wide-band gap materials), thin films and deposition (sputtering, PVD, and CVD), LCD processing, UV lasers, photomasks, photoresist materials, etching (plasma, RIE, and wet etch),  wafer and substrate processing, HDD processing, and modelling & simulation.  He is a chaired professor of Microelectronic Engineering with 20 years of research and teaching experience.  His industry experience includes manufacturing as well as R&D and he has worked with companies in the US, Europe, and Asia.  He is a skilled technical consultant and expert witness with experience in intellectual property, patent litigation, patent re-examination, trial testimony (bench and jury), report writing, deposition, and International Trade Commission (ITC) cases.  He has been elected a Fellow of SPIE and is highly regarded in the engineering field and in academia.  This Ph.D. has over 100 publications including technical papers, articles, textbooks, and textbook chapters.  He holds over 20 patents and has licensed his technology both nationally and internationally.  He has taught microelectronic engineering graduate and undergraduate courses for 20 years and has developed and delivered over 50 industrial courses covering aspects of silicon processing and microlithography. 

He has expertise and is able to serve as an expert witness in semiconductor IC fabrication, microlithography, LCD and flat panel processing, materials and processes (dielectrics, metals, silicon, and wide band gap semiconductors), photomask design and fabrication, thin films and deposition (PVD and CVD), optical systems, HDD processes, photoresist materials and processing, plasma and dry etching, UV lasers and laser processing, patterned magnetic media, wafer and substrate cleaning, and metrology.

This expert witness has nearly twenty-five years of experience in purchasing, global sourcing, systems implementation, eProcurement, materials requirements planning and control, Capex, contract negotiations, operations and project management.  He is proficient in eCommerce technology, including MRPII (SAP and ORACLE), Windows suite of products, and various PC applications.

This expert witness is a former Administrator of USAID, the government agency that administers economic and humanitarian assistance worldwide.  He is the author of numerous articles on foreign policy and humanitarian emergencies, as well as the author of two books:

He served as the CEO of Boston's Big Dig, the largest construction project in American history.  He has also handled a $14 Billion budget for a US government department.  After serving 23 years in the U.S. Army Reserves as a civil affairs officer, He retired in 1995 with the rank of lieutenant colonel and is also a veteran of the Gulf War.  He served in the Massachusetts House of Representatives for 12 years.

This Ph.D. is a biotechnology professional with 15 years of laboratory research experience and 25years of industrial and academic teaching experience.  She has a strong technical background with an emphasis on molecular biology and immunology; and has experience in the design of vaccines and immunological assays.  She has a deep and broad understanding of numerous subject areas that are significant to the biotechnology industry including: monoclonal antibody therapeutics, immunological assays, vaccine design, immunological diseases, infectious diseases, cancer diagnostics and therapies, and stem cell research.  This Ph.D. is an energetic and engaging speaker with a keen ability to effectively communicate complex biological topics to both professional and lay public audiences.

This expert witness has over 25 years of leadership and management experience in magazine editing, writing and publishing, nonprofit association management, automotive service, and retailing supported by superior communications and interpersonal skills.  For the past 7 years, He has worked as an independent technical writer and consultant, writer and editor of textbooks for automotive technician programs at secondary and post-secondary education levels.

This Ph.D. is a Professor of Industrial and Systems Engineering at a major and prominent Institute & State University.  He received his B.S.M.E. and M.S.M.E. from MIT in 1969.  He began his career at Charles Stark Draper Laboratories and he spent over ten years at Westinghouse in various product design and manufacturing departments before returning to academia.  In 1986 he received his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University and then taught there for eight years before coming to his current University. His 40 years of research experience in industry and academia have included the development and teaching of integrated design-manufacturing methods, and the design and development of advanced automation equipment and robotics.  He holds 16 US patents, has published over 175 papers in various international technical journals and conference proceedings, and drives a 1975 Morris Mini.  Among his many inventions is his Wire Harness Flexible Manufacturing System; one of the industry’s first CAD driven systems producing finished wiring assemblies from raw materials.  Early in his career, he pioneered the development master/slave remote robot systems for the nuclear service industry.  He invented a Design for Assembly calculator and developed a quantification of Dexterity.  His current research interests include energy-efficient design-manufacturing systems for machining, assembly,and advanced robotics.  He has advised the SAE Formula Racing Team and chaired the EFO Executive Committee.  He is a Professional Engineer, and member of ASME.

This expert witness is a Registered Professional Mechanical Engineer with more than 30 years of experience, specializing in the fields of mechanical and structural engineering, with a particular focus on turbomachinery, and with significant experience in failure analysis and accident reconstruction. 

After receiving his Ph.D. from Stanford University in 1988, he joined AT&T Bell Laboratories in the Network Research Department where he pursued research on wireless communications, mobility management, fast protocols, optical networks, and optical switching. From September 1994 until July 1995, he worked for the AT&T Wireless Center of Excellence, investigating various aspects of wireless and mobile networking, concentrating on TCP/IP networks.  Since, August 1995, this Ph.D. has been a member of the faculty of the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Cornell University, where he is now a Full Professor.

His research interests concentrate on two fields: Wireless Communications and Mobile Systems. In the Wireless Communications field, he is interested in studying micro-cellular systems design with applicability to future wireless ATM-based networks. In particular, optimal handoff procedures, optimal power-control algorithms, and optimization of system capacity are my primary targets. In the Mobile Systems field, he is interested in investigating the effects of mobility on protocol design and on the optimal distribution of processing in distributed systems.

This Ph.D. is an author of numerous technical papers and holds 18 patents.  He has organized and chaired workshops and conferences in the communications and networking areas, delivered numerous tutorials at major IEEE and ACM conferences, and has served as editor of many journals and magazines. 

• Automotive Lighting

• Circadian, Disinfection, Algae cultivation

• CMH Lighting

• Halogen Lighting

• Human Centric Lighting

• LED Lamps and Luminaries

• Legacy Lamp Technologies

• LFL & Metal Halide Lighting

• Optics

• Thermals, Spectral Tailoring

This Ph.D. is a senior electrical engineer with 20 years of industry experience.  He was named inventor on more than 100 issued patents, including many standards essential patents for 802.11/Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.  His technical skills encompass wireless network physical layer (PHY) design, systems engineering,communication theory, integrated circuit (IC) design, signal processing,RF/microwave systems, intellectual property, and standardization.  He has experience as an expert witness in patent litigation, successful product developments (802.11 WLAN chipsets and cellular base-station systems), research in new technologies (802.11n MIMO and 60 GHz), and leading standards bodies (IEEE 802.11, Bluetooth SIG, Wireless Gigabit Alliance).

This Ph.D has over 20 years experience in research and development in information technology.  He has published over 50 papers in prestigious journals and conferences, on topics ranging from programming language design and implementation, to distributed systems, peer-to-peer networks, and storage infrastructure.  Prior to joining academia, he was a Senior Vice-President at a high-tech startup, and was a Senior Research Scientist at NEC Research Laboratories.  He has substantial consulting experience with government agencies, and private sector corporations.

This Ph.D. has over 20 years of experience in designing and developing medical device to clinical problems.  He has extensive experience as a surgeon having performed ENT, Obstetrics, Gynecology & Neuro surgeries, head and neck surgeries and assisted in neurosurgeries.  He practiced surgery and medicine for eight years, before getting inspired to complete his Master’s& Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering at the IIT.  His post-doctoral research at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor is in Nephrology, Artificial Organs and Blood when he developed, evaluated and tested a stem cell-based Artificial Kidney Device and worked on a de-heparinization and blood device that can be used in Cardiac surgeries.

He teaches courses titled Medical Device Design & Development, Human Physiology in Health & Disease, Overview of the Medical Device Industry and Medical Devices - the Basics & the Business, Cardio-Pulmonary Pathophysiology and Devices for University of California extensions atBerkeley, Santa Cruz & Irvine.  He is also a medical device adviser and consultant.

This Ph.D has over 45-years of industry and academic experience beginning in 1964 when he was employed with the IBM Corporation in Research and Advanced Development of Silicon Bipolar, CMOS and High Voltage Integrated Circuit processing, devices and circuit technologies.  In 1978, he joined the College of Engineering and Applied Science of a major University where he is currently Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering.  At the University he developed the Graduate Program in Microelectronics, established the Microelectronics Laboratory and was the Founding Director of the Microelectronics Laboratory. He has held Visiting Professorships at Syracuse University, University of Chile, and the University of Sao Paulo, Brazil. 

As a Senior Consultant with the United Nations Development Program, he assisted in establishing the research and technological direction of the Microelectronics Program.  He was also designated a Distinguished Fulbright Scholar at the University of Sao Paulo where he provided invited lectures, graduate course development and instruction, thesis and doctoral supervision, and assisted in establishing the research and technological directions of the Microelectronics Program and Laboratory.  Additionally, he has extensive practical experience at both the industrial and corporate levels in Microelectronics, having served as a technical and management consultant for several Microelectronic Companies.  He has published over 70 technical papers in journals and conferences.  His current area of research is the fabrication, materials, device physics, modeling and simulation, and circuit performance of SiGe nano-structure heterojunction bipolar transistors for high frequency applications.

This Expert Witness started his computer career with IBM as a systems engineer and has held various consulting and managerial positions in the IT industry.  His roles included management of the SQL Server database department at one of the largest U.S. companies, overseeing a staff of 12 DBAs and database professionals. He has also been President and Database Architect of Pointer Corporation since 1986.  In 1990, long before it was acknowledged as a worldwide phenomenon toward the end of the 20th century, he was among the first computer science visionaries to publish an in-depth article about the upcoming Y2K crisis and various methodologies to address its consequences.  Shortly afterwards, he wrote a book called Diary of a Successful Computer Consultant.  He is currently president of the Los Angeles SQL Server Professionals Group. He has also been a frequent speaker at various computer user groups and database technology events.  Additionally, he is the architect and co-developer of the Virtual Information Portal (VIP)System, which is a web-based platform for secure generation, archival, and retrieval of corporate correspondence and letters.

This expert witness has over twenty years of telecommunications industry experience and is an expert on new and developing wireless and cellular standards. He has Patents pending in the areas of Enhanced 911, Location Services and nine other telephony systems. He has expertise in the North American ANSI-41 system, as well as GSM, and 3rd Generation systems.  He has a strong background in Telephony, Databases and Communications with past consulting or employment in Telephone Billing, 911 Systems, Cellular Systems, Data Systems, and Wiretap Systems. 

He is active in US and international development of ANSI-41, GSM, All-IP (3G Standards), Inter-standard Roaming, FCC and US Government mandated features and requirements, also call control via ANSI-41 and SIP and FCC and US Government mandated features and requirements.  He has significant hands-on technical experience in all areas and currently developing databases and third generation system.  He is proficient in several programming languages as well as HTML and JavaScript. He has experience in evaluating the RF (Radio Frequency) plan, including the coverage, cell, tower and sector location consideration. 

This expert witness has nearly twenty-years of experiences in the computer and information technology industry.  He is familiar with major cryptographic standards and APIs, including IBM's CCA, Microsoft's CAPI, GSS-API, GCS-API, PKCS #11 ( Cryptoki ), PKCS, and RSADI's BSAFE. He has written complex programs in Java, C/C++, PL/8, PL/8, Assembly, and REXX on most popular platforms, including Windows, OS/2, and Unix.

This Expert Witness has specialized in wireless technology since 1993.  Projects include analysis of spectrum requirements for mobile broadband, reports on the evolution of wireless technology, evaluation of wireless technology capabilities, strategic consultations,system design, articles, courses and webcasts, network performance measurement,test reports, and acting as expert in patent-litigation cases.  Clients include more than 90 organizations.  He is a broadly published expert on the capabilities and evolution of wireless technology.  He has written more than 150 articles,reports, columns, and white papers, and has taught more than 40 public wireless courses and webcasts.  He has also performed technical evaluations of many wireless technologies including cellular-data services, municipal/mesh Wi-Fi networks, Wi-Fi hotspot networks, mobile browser technologies, wireless e-mail systems, and social networking applications. 

From 1988 to 1993, he was vice-president of engineering and technology at Traveling Software (later renamed LapLink) where projects included LapLink, LapLink Wireless, and connectivity solutions for a wide variety of mobile platforms.  Prior to Traveling Software, he spent seven years at Fluke Corporation where he worked on data-acquisition products and touch-screen technology.  He is also the executive director of the Portable Computer and Communications Association (PCCA), an industry organization that evaluates wireless technologies, investigates mobile communications architectures, and promotes wireless-data interoperability.  This Expert Witness graduated with BSEE and MSEE degrees from Stanford University in 1979.

This Ph.D is a senior quantitative analyst with expertise in a variety of financial markets, especially those for fixed income, credit derivatives, and foreign exchange.  Because of his reputation as an expert in financial risk management, he was asked in 2000 to teach the subject at Polytechnic University's Financial Engineering program, where he has been doing so ever since.  As a "hands on" software developer, he built pricing models of fixed income derivatives at HSBC, built foreign exchange and risk management systems at Deutsche Bank, and consulted for such clients as the New York Clearing House and CitiGroup. 

Prior to his financial career, he conducted research in mathematical biology at the Max Planck Institute in Germany, under the direction of Nobel Laureate Manfred Eigen and at the University of Pennsylvania, under the direction of MacArthur Prize Winner Stuart Kauffman.  His foundational papers in evolutionary "fitness landscapes" continue to be widely cited, 15 years after their publication.  His recent research combines his interest in mathematical biology and quantitative finance in a study of "pragmatic information," or the amount of information actually used in making a decision. 

He has authored or co-authored over 20 papers in refereed journals and one U.S. patent.  He has also spoken at numerous mathematical biological and quantitative financial conferences.

This expert witness is a professional engineer with extensive economic and financial background and thirty years of experience in power sector consulting.  He has assisted public utilities, private investors and their lenders in the technical, economic and financial analysis of hydroelectric developments, thermal plants, transmission lines, distribution networks and fuel supply facilities in North America and more than fifty countries.  His experience also includes assistance to regulators and power sector authorities in the development of legal frameworks and he has conducted cost-of-service and electricity tariff studies in many countries of different levels of development. As a technical advisor to investment banks and legal counsel he has provided expertise during privatizations, contract negotiations and serving expert testimony involving power contract litigation.  As officer of the US consulting firm Hagler Bailly, he developed one of the most recognized power sector consulting practice in Latin America which he directed between 1995 and 1999 achieving extensive regional coverage.

This expert witness has over thirty years of experience as a telecommunications engineer and consultant with a broad range of expertise in telecommunications technologies, systems, and networks.  He has worked extensively in advising law firms dealing with aspects of telecommunications technologies in civil and regulatory litigation at both the state and federal level and has served as a technical expert in civil litigation and as a technical witness in regulatory proceedings.

This Ph.D has more than twenty-five years of experience in chemical engineering, applied research, and creative development for the design of process equipment and applications. He has extensive engineering experience in liquid mixing applications and equipment. Additionally, he has experience in solids mixing, heat transfer, distillation and mass transfer, plus combustion, catalytic, and reaction kinetics. He also has a strong background in computer utilization for design, simulation, and analysis.

This Expert is a Professional Engineer and Consultant with experience, education, and training in the fields of Mechanical Engineering, Transportation and Traffic Engineering, and Forensic Engineering.  His practice currently focuses on providing Transportation Safety consulting services to legal, insurance, governmental, and corporate clients throughout North America.  Specific areas of expertise include vehicle collision reconstruction, commercial vehicle crash investigation and analysis, highway work zone traffic control safety, roadway design and traffic control devices, vehicle system components and dynamics, and driver factors and transportation safety statistics.  His ongoing Transportation Safety research and international safety policy consulting has resulted in many peer-reviewed publications and presentations at technical conferences and professional forums around the globe.  He has provided expert witness testimony in criminal proceedings and civil litigation at the deposition, mediation, and jury trial levels in 13 states.

This expert witness has over 20 years of electronics engineering experience that includes micro controller and embedded software design, consumer product design, system software, industrial controller and driver software design and hardware test and qualification, including software testing.

This Ph.D is a registered and board-certified Professional Engineer, who has over twenty five years of experience in engineering education, consulting, forensic engineering and expert witness litigation support. He is a tenured professor of mechanical engineering at a major University and has taught twenty two different undergraduate and graduate level college courses in the areas of failure analysis, design, fracture mechanics, materials science, metallurgy, materials selection, and manufacturing.

He has provided consulting services in the areas of design, testing and failure analysis of mechanical and electronic components, forensic engineering, accident investigation, product liability/reliability, and patent review. He has also provided litigation support in the areas of accident investigation, Expert Witness opinion, deposition and court testimony, scientific photography and documentation.

This Ph.D. is a technology executive with more than 40years of accomplishments in building and leading software organizations.  He has experience in product marketing and business development, corporate development, venture investments and services management for both eBusiness software and Fortune 200 firms. 

This Ph.D. has over thirty years of academic and industry experience in computer science, eCommerce technology and electronic voting.  Additionally, he is an attorney focusing on intellectual property matters involving computer and Internet technology.   He has developed and teaches courses in eCommerce, Algorithm Design, Internet Technology and Electronic Payment Systems.  He is an experienced expert witness and intellectual property attorney with over twenty years experience as a sole-practitioner, Associate and Partner in various law firms.    

This expert witness is a professional engineer with over 25 years experience in cable, satellite, cryptographic technology, business management, project and technical product management.  He is a major contributor or author of numerous technology standards in the area of broadcast and cable TV, in particular SCTE-DVS, ATSC, DAViC, and OpenCable.  He has also received several patents in the area of display technology, cable set-top technology and digital cable multiplexing technology.

He served as the Chief Executive Officer for ConFocus Technologies, Inc. where he was responsible for strategic direction, oversight of business development activities and consulting.  ConFocus develops digital video and digital television software products and services.  Before founding ConFocus, he founded a consulting firm specializing in Digital TV and Cable technologies.  He has also held various engineering research, development and management positions as well as directing the development of high volume Digital and advanced analog set-top box products and systems.  

This Expert witness has over 40 years experience in memory design and integrated circuit design, is a consultant in the field of high performance memories, ULSI designs, and technologies, and holds over five patents in this technology field.  He has been engaged as an expert witness on several patent infringement matters.  He has been deposed more than 15 times, appeared at trial twice, and prepared expert witness reports and tutorials for the court.

This Ph.D. is Professor and Associate Director of Electrical and Computer Engineering at a top University.  His expertise includes microprocessor architecture, multi core and multiprocessor systems, system-on-chip design, memory and storage systems, buses and interconnection networks, multi threading, power management, dependable computing, and energy-efficient smart buildings.  In addition to his 20 years of academic experience, he has ten years of industry experience as a computer architect, chip designer, and technical manager at IBM and Prime Computer.

He is a Fellow of the IEEE, and has received the National Science Foundation CAREER Award, three IBM Faculty Awards, three IEEE Micro Top Picks paper awards, and the Michael Tien '72, Ralph S. Watts '72, and Ruth and Joel Spira Excellence in Teaching Awards.  He serves on the Editorial Board of IEEE Computer, and was Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Micro from 2007-10.  He was General co-Chair of the 42nd International Symposium on Micro-architecture and Program Chair of the 42nd International Symposium on Computer Architecture.  He is a graduate field member of ECE and Computer Science, and teaches courses ranging from freshman-level introductory computing to advanced graduate topics in computer systems.  His MOOC, The Computing Technology inside Your Smartphone, has been viewed by thousands of people worldwide.

This expert witness has more than three decades of multi-functional executive experience in voice and data communications technology companies ranging from startups to Fortune 100 firms.

He has over 20 years experience in communications technology, business practices and finance, and project management.  He is an experienced expert witness and policy strategy advisor for litigation or policy hearings related to business marketing, business methods, financial analysis, regulatory compliance, public policy, internet and communications engineering and technology, intellectual property and bankruptcy. 

Additional experience includes: 

• Advocating before the FCC and state telecommunications regulatory bodies.
• Leading public policy spokesperson for Fortune 100 company.
• Managing teams and developing markets in Asia, Europe, and N. America. 
• Creating and managing a new company in Beijing China plus a company in Hong Kong.

This Ph.D has over 40-years of academic and industry experience in voice and data communications, digital switching, computer telephony and traffic engineering.  He has been an independent consultant since 1995 focusing on a variety of network technologies.  He  is an expert in the development and analysis of traffic engineering algorithms, traffic performance and the adequacy of traffic measurements for various central office and PBX products.  He is an experienced litigation support consultant and expert witness.

This expert witness has more than 23 years of experience in coastal and ocean engineering and is an expert in the design and remediation of coastal and harbor structures.  Over the last 27 years, he has been actively involved in analyzing existing coastal structures, such as piers, docks, bulkheads, and breakwaters, then either rehabilitating them to accommodate higher loading capacity or returning them to their original design capacity.  He has extensive experience in all phases of planning, design, and construction management, and has a strong practical and theoretical background which enhances his expertise in coastal and ocean engineering. 

This Ph.D has over 20years experience as an industry expert in the field of Optics. He has served as an expert witness and consultant for patent infringement cases. As an inventor and co-inventor on over 42 issued patents, he also has extensive experience in the prosecution of patents and the management of intellectual property.

His research includes improving the performance of optical imaging systems by modeling and measuring the coherence properties of light returned from objects of interest and adjacent objects not of interest. Applications for this research include biomedical imaging, material science, and remote sensing; optical design, optical fabrication, optical design using anisotropic optical materials, tolerancing of optical systems, and optical design for manufacturing. His teaching interests are in the area of optical system analysis and optical engineering, and offers courses on Aberrations, Interferometry, Optical Testing, and Optical Laboratory course.

This Ph.D has over 30 years of Biomedical Electronics Engineering experience with emphasis on design, safety, management, education and training.  He also has over 25 years consulting experience related to litigation in 25 states, the District of Columbia, Canada and Puerto Rico. He has testified in state and federal courts and been retained by both plaintiff and defendant. 

This Ph.D. has over forty years of industry experience in microelectronics, including microprocessor, microcontroller and semiconductor memory architecture. His experience encompasses the birth of microelectronics technologies beginning with early CMOS through Integrated Circuits to microprocessor and microcontroller development and ASIC architectures. He is an experienced intellectual property researcher developing both infringement and validity arguments for his clients.

This Ph.D is a skilled educator with over 50-years of academic and industry experience teaching university-level engineering courses.  His industry includes extensive experience design of embedded-control and real-time systems.  His product designs experience includes computers, printers, point-of-sale terminals, video remote controllers, security systems, modems, and multimedia equipment.  He is an expert in the areas of computer architecture, computer design, microprocessor design, digital signal processing, and multimedia and microcontroller applications.

This expert witness is a very active storage industry consultant and analyst and does finite element and finite difference magnetic modeling for new products.  He also serves as an expert witness in the areas of optical drive systems, thin film technology, disk drive technology, and hard drive failure analysis. Additionally, he co-organizes two major data storage industry conferences that cover the latest technology in magnetic, optical and flash memories.  These are the Storage Visions Conference and the Creative Storage Conference. He follows most of the major data storage manufacturers, their component and equipment suppliers.

He has extensive experience in the field of disk drives, including substantial contributions to a number of very innovative and successful products and processes.  These have included some of the industry's earliest magnetoresistive ("MR") head drives, Maxtor's first double-capacity drive, Maxtor's first 3.5" drive, Toshiba's first 3.5" drive, and Quantum's self-servo writing system.  The technologies (heads, media, channel, servo and process) embodied in these and other products include a great many industry firsts.  He is a founder of the storage industry trade association, IDEMA, a director emeritus and still active in it.

His background comprises extensive thin film process experience including thin film disks and magnetoresistive heads.  He has designed and built vacuum processing equipment (primarily sputtering systems with a specialty in RF diode and magnetron systems, although he also designed e-beam systems) for a number of companies including Perkin-Elmer, Hewlett Packard (now Agilent), Unisys, Eikon, and Vac-Tec.  He designed Perkin-Elmer's 1^st magnetron source and has developed a number of unique thin film processes (including reactive ion deposition) which required the design, construction, optimization and introduction to production of specialized vacuum processing equipment and processes.  He is familiar with all aspects of thin film processing and process equipment.

This expert witness also has a small failure analysis laboratory that includes a variety of video and data storage testing equipment and protocols. He also has access to other laboratory facilities that include a broad array of failure analysis techniques including accelerated life testing; microanalysis including ESCA, Auger, SIMS, and X-ray; optical, scanning electron and scanning probe microscopy; thermal imaging and mapping, etc.

This expert witness is a respected telecommunications authority, with over 30 years of experience in all aspects of the industry.  He began his career with AT and T's Southern Bell subsidiary, and rose quickly through field sales management.  In 1985, he was promoted to AT and T headquarters in New Jersey, after opening AT and T's first field office in non-AT and T territory following divestiture.  At headquarters, he served on numerous management teams responsible for overseeing the design, production, marketing and sales for AT and T products and services.  Among his accomplishments, he received a Vice Presidential commendation for his public relations efforts during the divestiture of the Bell System, which included over fifty speeches and address, newspaper interviews and television appearances.

After nearly 20 years with AT and T and the Bell System, in 1992, he started a company that designed and built interactive voice response systems ( IVR ), and designed the first International Callback system using the AT and T Conversant® System.  He was closely involved with the opening of telecom markets in Europe, and designed and established the first authorized telecom reseller platform in Europe.

He is a corporate business executive and entrepreneur experienced in designing and implementing successful marketing and public relations campaigns in the US and globally and has a history of involvement in entrepreneurial ventures; general management, public relations and marketing; conversant in Spanish, German and Italian.

This expert has over thirty years of academic and industry experience focused in the fields of communications networks and information technology.  He has been responsible for managing and solving business and technical issues in these fields.  He is an expert in all aspects of broadband network and software technologies and their implementation into advanced communications networks.  He has had experience in strategic planning, marketing, business development, technical development, deployment, and management of these technologies and networks.

This expert witness has over 25 years experience developing communication systems, including 13 years at Stanford Telecom as an engineering director, and director positions at Texas Instruments and Hyundai.  Experience includes development of satellite communication ground stations for the government, DVB-S integrated circuits for consumer products in Asia. Most recently, he has worked with a number of start-ups developing communication products ranging from RFID to sensor networks.

His experience helps him to recognize, isolate and correct problems which occur during the development process, given the high cost of ASIC fabrication, he prefers to implement an FPGA verification platform whenever possible to enable real time evaluation of the digital/RF interface, and to allow software development to proceed prior to first working Silicon.

This Ph.D has nearly fifteen years of academic experience with research focus on transport phenomena, including heat, mass, and radiation transfer in materials processing, power generation, cryogenics, catalysis and reaction engineering, chemical sensors, and atomic force microscopy ( AFM )-based multifunctional scanning probes for biological interfaces. His research includes experimental and theoretical components in developing innovative design solutions for the engineering systems whose optimal operation and enhanced functionality require fundamental understanding of thermal/fluid sciences.  Applications of his research range from fuel cells and power generation to portable water and air disinfection devices to thermal management of electronics to chemical sensors and bio-analytical instrumentation.

He has authored and co-authored over eighty technical articles published in the major archival journals and refereed conference proceedings. His research has also resulted in twenty five patent applications and invention disclosures, primarily in the area of chemical microreactors, micro fuel cells, and bioanalytical instrumentation.

This expert witness has over nine years of industry experience and is an expert on the development and implementation of web based online software.  He is the inventor and co-founder of Myevent.com, a growing and profitable company with several thousand active paying subscribers. 

He has significant hands-on technical experience, and is proficient with MySQL databases and several programming languages, including PHP, Perl, HTML and JavaScript.

This Ph.D. has over thirty years of academic and industry experience in finance and accounting.  He was an Academic Fellow, Office of the Chief Accountant, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission with responsibilities for communications with registrants on pre-filing issues related to business combinations, leases and other accounting matters, and providing consultation to the Division of Enforcement.  He is the leader and frequently producer of approximately 200 management education programs in 14 countries. He consults to public companies on matters including SEC compliance, U.S. GAAP, international accounting standards, operational and strategic decision making, and control of international operations. 

This Ph.D. was a tenured member of the faculty of Thunderbird for 13 years, and was awarded emeritus status in 2006.  Prior to joining the Thunderbird served on the faculties of Dartmouth College, MIT and Wake Forest University.  He is co-founder, president, and majority owner of Grove Technologies, LLC, producer of easy-to-use hosted, web-based collaboration tools for project management, issue tracking, discussion management, and file archiving and general communications.  He provides litigation support and Expert Witness services provided on a broad range of accounting topics, including foreign accounting standards and valuation. 

This expert witness has in depth experience in the printing technologies industry particularly the areas of imaging, printing, computing, software/hardware.  He is also proficient in licensing/technology, patent portfolio evaluation, patent and trademark searches, patent cluster and nesting analysis, domestic and foreign patent prosecution and defensive disclosures, joint venture analysis, investigative research and analysis of the hi-tech industry players, product evaluation and development, competitive tracking and benchmarking, trend analysis, market share assessments and short/long-range forecasting, tradeshow research, pricing/margin/cost analysis, liaison with legal and IP research agencies, relationship consulting, proficiency in communication and presentation skills.

This Ph.D.'s primary research interests are the design and computer-aided design of high-speed digital integrated circuits. In particular, high speed and low power digital IC design, as well as radiation-hardness by design ( RHBD ).  He has active research grants/contracts in the following areas: 1. very high-speed arithmetic block design, 2. the development of a high-speed digital IC design flow, 3. the development of a very low power digital IC design flow, 4. RHBD SRAM design, 5. RHBD datapath and digital IC design, and 6. the design of high-throughput asynchronous circuits.

This expert witness has 30 years of broad based experience in the filtration and separation industry with in depth knowledge of the industry including marketing, sales, engineering, manufacturing, materials, R and D, administration, and general management. This expertise includes utilization of fibrous media (depth and surface retention), Microfiltration, Ultrafiltration, Nanofiltration, and Reverse Osmosis in sheet, lenticular, bag, cartridge, spiral, tubular, hollow fiber, and cassette device formats for the filtration of a wide variety of fluids including gases and liquids used in conjunction with Mobile Equipment (Automobiles, Trucks, Buses, and Off Road Equipment), Inks, Paints, Coatings, Foods, Beverages, Pharmaceuticals, Nutraceuticals, Semiconductors, Hard Drives and Disks, CD's, LCD's, Chemicals, Petrochemicals, Oil and Gas Generation and Distribution, Water, Medical Devices, Pigments, Cosmetics, Power Generation and Distribution, Aerospace Vehicles, Waste Treatment and Minimization, Metals and Mining, etc. 

This Ph.D. has over 36 years of academic and professional experience in computer science, software development, embedded systems, networking, and digital audio signal processing, and music technology.  He has published widely in various juried journals, and has authored three books with the MIT Press, including a two volume reference on the mathematics of music titled Musimathics.  He was a co-founder of the Computer Audio Research Laboratory at UCSD and spent a decade conducting computer systems architecture research and teaching digital audio and computer science at UCSD.  He has been a Software Architect for consumer and professional digital audio products for large international electronics companies, and has sustained a long and successful career at the cutting edge of multimedia computing as a consultant.

This expert has over 16 years of experience as an expert witness on numerous cases.  He has testified before jury under oath, presented exhibits and Markman tutorials in Federal Court, has worked on complex international patent cases, and provided expertise on diverse cases such as computer technology related to handheld networked Personal Information Management (PIM) devices, enterprise email systems, enterprise software for management of sound libraries (iTunes), copyright litigation, audio compression, automatic music composition systems, factory automation software, online gaming, and more.  

This Ph.D. is recognized for her expertise in several technical communities.  She is currently an Associate Professor of Electronic Design and Applications at a major university. Her research focuses on both mixed-signal testing, a component of the integrated circuit design community, and yield enhancement, a component of the semiconductor manufacturing community.

Prior to joining the university, she served as Vice President of Process Technology and Product Engineering at a pioneering semiconductor manufacturer, as Product Engineering Manager at Advanced Micro Devices.  She has over 80 publications and four patents on yield and test of semiconductor ICs. She serves as a consultant and expert witness in the areas of circuit design, test, and semiconductor manufacturing.   

This expert witness is a seasoned IT professional who has led or been otherwise involved in numerous projects in a number of fields ( e.g. advanced identification and security, communications, payment / financial, and hardware and software technology ) from initial concept, overall strategy formulation to specific implementations as a Security Director / Program Manager

This Ph.D. has over 35years of industry expertise in the field of Digital Signal Processing with applications to Speech, Audio, Image and Video Processing.  He spent 23 years with Texas Instruments where he became a TI Fellow, and is currently a Professor and Chair of the Electrical Engineering Department at a major University. 

He served as the Director of a Texas Instruments Laboratory within the Development Center in Dallas, and as a Director of TI's Research and Development Center, in Japan. From 1984 to 1990, he was a Senior Member of Technical Staff at Texas Instruments Houston, Texas. He was responsible for developing applications of DSP algorithms on programmable DSP processors.  He was also with the Speech Systems Research group at the Central Research Laboratories of Texas Instruments in Dallas, with a research focus that included low-bit-rate speech coding.

He is an IEEE Fellow and served as the President of the IEEE Signal Processing Society.  He was a past General Chairman of the International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, and was selected as a distinguished lecturer of the IEEE ASSP Society.  

He is a recipient of the Signal Processing Society's Meritorious Service Award, and the IEEE Third Millennium Medal.

He holds four patents in the area of speech coding, and has published many papers on speech processing and digital signal processing.  He is also the author of a book on Speech Coding and the editor of  two Volumes on Digital Signal Processing.

This Ph.D. has over 20 years of wireless communications experience gained from working in three continents.  He is currently an independent consultant providing expertise on cellular technologies, wireless devices, network infrastructure and wireless rules and regulations to a client base of attorneys, intellectual property organizations, investment and research institutions, public listed and private companies.  He has 40 academic and commercial publications and presentations, and is lead inventor on three patents.  He is Senior Member of the IEEE and is author of “Multi-Gigabit Microwave and Millimeter-Wave Wireless Communications,” Artech House, 2010.

This Expert witness has over thirty-five years as a design engineer and developer of consumer electronics.  His areas of expertise encompass the myriad technical disciplines necessary to conceive, design and bring to market sophisticated electronic games and other systems used in commercial applications.  His early work includes the co-invention of the very successful Atari 2600 Video Game System.  He holds several patents in the area of video and graphic presentation technology. 

This expert witness has over thirty-years of industry and academic experience with a focus on vehicle structures and engineering.  As an independent consultant, he has focused on the forensic consulting on crashworthiness, accident reconstruction, failure analysis, fire cause and origin and product liability analysis. His experience includes accident reconstructions for cars, trucks, and motorcycles and crashworthiness.  He is an experienced litigation support expert having given testimony at deposition and trial numerous times.

This expert witness has over 25 years of experience in integrated circuit and system engineering R&D encompassing circuit design, system design, project management, PCB design, test/evaluation, and fabrication.  He has a proven history of successfully taking technology from inception to a product that customers want.  He has held the position of Distinguished Member of the Technical Staff at Motorola and subsequently Freescale Semiconductor.  He has worked on a wide range of mixed-signal CMOS integrated circuit designs that include class D audio amplifiers, integrated automotive sensors, tracking power converters, cellular audio processors, micro-machined accelerometer servo control, and cellular RF transceivers.

This Ph.D. is President of his own consulting firm providing expert testimony in injury biomechanics for both plaintiff and defense cases associated with personal injury, products liability, premises liability, wrongful death and medical malpractice. He routinely qualifies in court both as an engineering and a medical expert for cases involving motor vehicle accidents; slips, trips and falls; sports injuries, recreation and safety equipment; industrial injuries, ergonomics and repetitive stress syndromes; and medical malpractice.

He is a former director of the Orthopedic Biomechanics Laboratory at Harvard's Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and the Maurice E. Mueller Professor of Biomechanics at Harvard Medical School and the Harvard / MIT Program in Health Sciences and Technology. He received a Ph.D. at Northwestern University in 1970 and then spent post-doctoral years in Davos, Switzerland and Stockholm, Sweden. He taught at Stanford University and the University of Pennsylvania before joining the faculties at Harvard Medical School and MIT in 1979. He was named as the holder of the Maurice E. Mueller Professorship of Biomechanics.

He has received a number of awards, including the Borelli Award from the American Society of Biomechanics and the Bristol-Myers Squibb/Zimmer Institutional Grant for Excellence in Research in Orthopaedic Treatment. He is the author of 191 peer-reviewed publications, 63 chapters, and 3 books. He is perhaps best known for his research on the role of falling in the etiology of hip fracture, work that served to revise the notion that hip fractures result primarily from age-related bone loss, or osteoporosis.

He has served Oregon State University as Vice Provost for Research. He continues to conduct NIH-sponsored research and holds faculty appointments in Nutrition and Exercise Science.

This Ph.D has over eleven-years of industry experience in automotive engineering and vehicle restraint technology.  He has served as a Director of Engineering, General Manager, and a Project Engineer.  He has management experience with major American Corporations.

This Ph.D is an accomplished executive, researcher and engineer experienced in academia, startups and Fortune 500 companies with extensive background in distributed systems and applications.  Strengths include visioning, team building, intellectual property development, strategic, spindle technology and technical leadership.

This Ph.D. has 25 years of experience in software, information management and Internet industries with a solid 15-year track record of leading innovative entrepreneurial initiatives in Silicon Valley.  He has proven ability  to develop effective strategies and execute pragmatic plans to manage complex technology products and matters related to intellectual property.  He is also an adjunct professor at Carnegie Mellon University Silicon Valley campus focusing on the Internet, distributed “cloud” computing, interoperability, mobile applications, interoperability,standards, software management and entrepreneurship.

This Expert Witness has over 10 years of experience working with corporate and intellectual property attorneys on several patent projects.  He has supported seven software patent and copyright infringement cases(pre-litigation and litigation), and his court testimony in a jury trial resulted in a $25 million award in favor of his team.  He is also certified software forensic analyst to discover plagiarism in various source code and binary files.  He possesses excellent oral and written communication skills and has extensive experience in university-level teaching and public presentations at various technology forums.

This Ph.D. is an Associate Professor in the Information School and an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science & Engineering at a major university, where he directs the AIM Research Group comprising students from the university information science and computer science programs.  

His research in human-computer interaction combines computer science, interaction design, and psychology to investigate novel user interface technologies, input and interaction techniques, human performance with computing systems, and accessible, mobile & surface computing interfaces.  He has co-authored eight best paper winners, including five from ACM CHI, and three best paper nominees, also from ACM CHI.  He is a recipient of an NSF CAREER award and three other NSF grants.  

This Ph.D. has a solid foundation in Telecommunications, strategic planning, budgets, International applications development and programming to include secure web-enabled applications for the Internet. His experience extends from Mainframes thru Personal Computers with companies that include APPLE, DEC, IBM, INTEL, MICROSOFT, ORACLE, REI (Recognition Equipment), SUN and TANDEM Computers. Further, he has broad experience in Installing and testing of hardware and software to assure scalable applications. This expertise covers a wide variety of programming languages, disparate systems integration worldwide and clear technical presentations.

This Sc.D. has over thirty-five years of academic and consulting experience with a focus on metallurgy and material sciences.  He is Professor Emeritus of the Division of Engineering at at a major University, with an outstanding background in education, and profound involvement in advancing the material sciences.  His publications cover the full range of metallurgy and material sciences, corrosive materials and coatings technology.  He is an experienced forensic engineer and Expert Witness with engagements in over 175 legal matters.

This expert witness has an established record for delivering thorough and reliable analyses of advanced digital and optical communications technologies within aggressive schedules. Drawing upon more than 20 years of industry experience in the development of digital and optical voice and data communications products and roles on national and international standards committees, he now applies his skills to intellectual property matters. His consulting roles have included patent analysis (including portfolios of more than 250 patents), prior art studies, claim construction and Markman briefings, development of court tutorials, and evaluating the market potential of new technologies.  He is well-versed in optical technologies, including optical amplifiers, MEMS, optical switching, laser, etc.  His expertise also includes optical networking and data protocols.

This Ph.D has over 40-years experience in diverse wireless communications industries as an engineer, general manager, deal-maker and consultant.   He has innovations in communication system design and financial engineering, an unusual and valuable combination of talents.  He has expertise in satellite communications systems, terrestrial digital radio and packet switching networks, and developing semiconductors for wireless communications. His work in Financial Engineering has covered proposing and implementing a proprietary financial model for valuing Intellectual Property (IP).  The model applies "real options" contingent cash flow analysis to compute how the IP contract terms drive future product design decisions that affect IP reuse.  He also developed use of real options for technology licensing has now become widespread in the semiconductor industry.

This Ph.D is an expert in plastic piping,materials and systems.  He formed and has acted as President of a consulting firm assisting plastic product manufacturers and plastic piping asset owners.  His background includes more than 19 years of professional experience including additive stabilization of polymers, interaction of chemicals with plastics, extrusion production of plastic pipe, plastic pipe material technical service and plastic pipe system component testing. He holds several United States patents and has published several technical papers as well as a technical standard for ASTM International.  End use applications encompassed in his expertise include corrugated plastic pipe, water distribution and plumbing systems, oil and gas production, plastic gas pipe, and conduit.  He has participated in several industry organizations including API, SPE, PPI, CSA, AGA, AWWA and ASME and is currently the chair of ASTM F17.61 Subcommittee on Water Piping Systems.

This Ph.D has been a leader in the telecommunications industry for over 40 years, as an entrepreneur, corporate officer, international businessperson and consultant, engineer, educator, author, lecturer and researcher.  His consulting clients include Ball Wireless, Milcom Technologies, MCI, Avantel de Mexico, United International Holdings, Wireless Spectrum Technologies, Vesuvius, Superconducting Core Technologies, iSherpa, Sequel, Motorola, NASA, U S Navy and Air Force, and others. He has performed business and technical due diligence, technical and market strategy and regulatory affairs consulting in the UK, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, Bolivia, Colombia, Argentina, South Africa, most of Europe, India, China, Japan, Philippines, etc.

This Ph.D. has over forty-five years of government and academic experience with a focus on food and nutrition science.  She has received national and international attention for her work in nutrition and is an authority on the nutritional aspects of fats in health and disease.  She assisted in launching the revision of the Recommended Daily Allowances ( RDA ) and developing new techniques in nutrition research.  Under her leadership, the USDA's Agricultural Research Service nutrition research centers developed new techniques in isotope kinetic, neutron activation and modern mass spectrometry. At a major University she led an effort to apply spectroscopy to current problems in nutrition. She has in print numerous publications, refereed Journals, chapters in books and books many of which focus on the specific area of hydrogenated fats in food and fatty acids.