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1969 to

(Undisclosed University)

Division of Biological Sciences

Professor

He is a Research Professor of Biochemistry actively pursuing the structure/function relationships in ribosomes. Nucleic acid interactions are his specialty. Protein translation and the funciton of the ribosome is the subject of interest in his research lab.

1967 to 1969

Oregon State University

Biochemistry and Biophysics

Post Doctoral Associate

He obtained research training in analytical ultracentrifugation and other physical biochemistry techniques.

1962 to 1967

University of Wisconsin

Physics

Graduate Student

He took necessary graduate courses in both physics and biochemistry. He developed research techniques in small-angle x-ray scattering and various preparative techniques.

• He served as an expert witness and consultant for Merchant & Gould. In this case involving inventorships, he reviewed the patents at issue, identified the salient claims, wrote a 50-page report outlining the case in general and the specifics involved, and prepared documentation to substantiate his findings. Expert was subject to deposition in this case. This case was settled between the parties involved.
• He served as a consultant and an expert witness in a fraudulent inventorship claim. There were serveral patents at issue on which the client should have been named an inventor, but was not included. Expert prepared a 30-page report outlining his findings and defining the terminology involved. This case has not been resolved, but was terminated due to financial exigencies.
• Expert served as an expert witness in a patent litigation involving two companies, each of whom claimed inventorship of a hybridization technique, useful for rapd screening of harful organisms. Reports were prepared and depositions taken, but the client was unable to pursue due to lack of funding. Expert was subject to deposition in this case.