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 Ph.D has extensive experience in the electronic systems industry with emphasis on communications systems, e. g., Wi-Fi, and location systems such as GPS. He also has a strong background in analog RF design. His talent for hardware design was demonstrated by his most recent employment, where as CTO, he executed the design responsibilities for the analog interfaces to the transceiver and Power Amplifier, and design of the ASIC clocking system.

He is an internationally recognized expert in spread spectrum communication systems. Currently he has performed expert witness services in connection with legal disputes about Wi-Fi intellectual property.  As further evidence of his substantial expertise in spread spectrum systems, he has numerous patents in that field. 

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 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 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. 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 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 expert witness is an internationally recognized pioneer and implementer of what has evolved into the field of "Personal Computing", and has over forty-one years of experience as an industry practitioner with a focus in the development of hardware and software solutions for myriad computer and Internet applications.  He is skilled in a wide diversity of hardware legacy implementations and software support platforms for a variety of what has evolved into embedded controller and variant systems, as well as specific I/O and peripheral support.  He  has expertise in storage, video and audio digitization and integration with embedded applications, computer graphics, user interfaces, mass storage technologies and integration, small system software operating systems and interfaces, linear, analogue, and digital hardware applications, as well as other relational and attendant disciplines associated with these and variant technologies.  He is experienced as an expert witness in intellectual property matters involving patent, trade secret and copyright dispute.  He has assisted in prior art research and discovery related to patent and trademark litigation.

This expert witness has more than 20 years of public relations, media relations, crisis management and corporate consulting experience.  He is known for popularizing the term "Brand PR" specifically used for consumer messaging.  He is recognized as one of the nation's leading crisis communications counselors and has been recognized for his work in directing high-profile responses for Odwalla, the packaged salad industry and for Pacifica Foundation's reopening of the embattled KPFA radio station in Berkeley, Calif. Trade pundit and publisher Paul Holmes has named his public relations agency, as one of the nation's top public relations firms for eight consecutive years.  His company is a member of IPREX, one of the world's largest public relations partnerships of independent PR firms.  IPREX augments the agency's areas of specialization with global communications, local expertise in cities throughout the world, and multi-disciplinary capabilities including investor relations and public affairs.

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 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 expert witness is the President and CEO of one of the oldest and best-known rights clearance services.  She is often called as an expert legal witness to determine the value of a property in the current market place, anything from the use of the James Bond property on a TV commercial to use of a song at an in-house meeting.  She also supplies expert testimony on the customs and practices of the licensing, rights and copyright community.  She frequently speaks and writes on the subject of rights clearance.

This expert witness has over 20 years academic and industry experience in sensors, controls, and systems engineering.  He has experience in a number of industrial disciplines including: industrial machinery, scientific instrumentation, transportation, energy, and defense.  Additionally, his experience includes research, hardware and software development, systems engineering, laboratory and field test, marketing, product development and the creation of related intellectual property.  More recent work has been in the areas of Intelligent Transportation Systems, machine condition monitoring, and laser instrumentation.  He  recently founded and is president of, a company that provides product development consultation services.

This Ph.D. has over forty years of professional and academic experience in the field of optical technology and photonics.  He has pioneered research in optical sensor technology resulting in improvements in signal-processing intensive devices.  His research included the applications of digital signal acquisition and processing to such sensors.  He has been instrumental in Austin Texas' transformation into a high-tech center by consulting for many Companies, including start-ups, large corporations, and leading intellectual property law firms.  His consulting practice includes specific inventive contributions, evaluating inventions for venture capitalists, advising companies on avoiding patent infringement, and serving as an expert witness in patent and other intellectual property litigation.

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. 

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 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 is a noted author, technologist, educator, product developer, consultant, patent analyst, and expert witness specializing in mobile, cellular, and wireless technologies, networks, phones, standards, services, and systems.  As a senior executive for major telecommunications manufacturing and consulting firms, he has been responsible for the planning, design, development, sales, and marketing of numerous next generation private and public telecommunications networks and services.  He is currently president of a leading provider of strategic consulting, educational services, and research reports to the mobile, cellular, and wireless communications industry.  He began his career in the telecommunications industry in 1970 as a communications consultant/network planner, designing complex multi-node, private networks for large commercial and government organizations.

Since 1990, his professional activities and services have focused exclusively on mobile, cellular, and wireless technologies, markets, standards, spectrum, regulations, networks, and services.  In these fields, he has authored numerous research reports on cellular carriers, emerging technologies, and markets.  He has taught various public and private seminars on mobile, cellular, and fixed wireless technologies, networks, and services.  He has also served as a plaintiff and defendant expert witness on a wide spectrum of civil and business matters/litigation involving wireless communications products and services.  As a business and market consultant, he has assisted clients in developing new products, evaluating new 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 802.11/Wi-Fi/WLAN standards, Bluetooth standards and all second, third and fourth generation UMTS and CDMA2000 standards, and technologies.

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 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 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 expert has over 26 years of industry experience building mission-critical, commercial Object-Oriented systems.  His work has focused on the design and development of complex multi-tier application server architectures, enterprise application integrations, and deploying complex, distributed web/object systems. For the last 14 years, he has specialized in consulting primarily for Logistics and Telecommunications companies.  His relevant consulting experience includes:

• Industry Standard Software Development Methodologies and Software Best Practices
• Development of Telecommunication Network Provisioning, Trouble Ticketing, and Operational Support Systems
• Microsoft .NET technologies (Consulted for Microsoft in 2002)
• Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) solutions
• Other Middleware technologies including Tibco, Vitria, MQ Series and other loosely-coupled and Publication/Subscribe Enterprise Integration Strategies
• Leading Technical Architecture, Planning and Costing Solutions for Multi-year, Multi-million dollar proposal efforts

This expert also has 16 years experience with numerous internet and object programming languages, including Smalltalk-80, VisualWorks 1.0 to 7, Smalltalk/V, VisualAge, Envy, stORE, and most 3rd-party tools.   He has more than 10 years with CORBA, DST, GemStone, XP, and UML.   He also has in depth hands-on expertise in .NET, XML, SOAP, Java, J2EE, Internet Protocols, Web Services, and Application Servers integration strategies.   He is also an expert in Enterprise Software QA, Due Diligence and Audits.

This expert is an internationally recognized expert in his practice, having presented his work at numerous domestic and European technical conferences.

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 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 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 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 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 over twenty years of experience in management and marketing with a focus on business and marketing strategies for entertainment, high-technology and medical device companies.  He is experienced in the startup company process, and has successfully developed new product lines and marketing programs with demonstrated sales growth and profitability gains.  He is experienced with technology, licensing, new publishing technologies, niche retailing, packaging strategies and marketing strategies.

This Ph.D has over 30 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 expert witness has over thirty years of industry and academic experience in typography, prepress, platermaking, press and production systems.  He is an accomplished independent consultant with a focus in graphic arts and a specialist in color management systems and the integration of color systems in prepress work flows.  He is a writer for numerous magazines and one Web site, and author of several graphic arts industry books.  He is an experienced expert witness and has participated in several patent infringement cases involving graphic arts technologies and methods.

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 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 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 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 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 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 expert witness has over 25 years of experience in the environmental industry as an expert witness and in litigation support strategy and planning. He worked in the oil and gas industry in Alaska and California as an exploration geologist from 1981 to 1989, and appraises farm-in opportunities as well as oil and gas interests for fair market value which includes environmental liabilities. He is a Fulbright Senior Scholar winning four awards in environmental science teaching post-graduate workshops in risk-based subsurface environmental management and sustainable remediation methods. He recently co-authored a book Oil Spills and Gas Leaks (in press, McGraw-Hill) and has worked extensively on and written widely about the assessment and remediation of soil and groundwater at oil and gas production facilities impacted by petroleum hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents, and heavy metals. He has co-authored and edited books on topics such as MTBE, Chromium(VI) and Acid Mine and Rock Drainage (in press; Wiley and Sons). He teaches Sustainable Remediation Methods for Soil and Water (X-451) for the University of California, Berkeley Extension Program. This expert witness has bachelors and masters degrees in geology and over 20 years of experience in in-situ remediation as a project manager and licensed contractor responsible managing officer (general engineering, drilling, and hazardous waste removal).

This expert witness is an independent consultant with over forty-years of industry experience in telecommunications technology.  He provides independent telecommunications consulting services to large corporate clients and Expert Witness services to the legal profession. He has uniquely diversified telephony industry experience in virtually all aspects of telephone company service provisioning and operations and is an internationally recognized expert and authority in the following areas of telecommunications: corporate telecommunications consulting and management, insurance telecommunications claims investigations, and telecommunications service provider consulting.

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 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 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 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 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 has over 16 years 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 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 been involved in the definition of Double Data Rate SDRAM since its earliest inception. His background is in computer sciences and career highlights include 19 years at Intel where over the years he was systems hardware designer, software designer, and field accounts manager.  He subsequently was with S3 where he was an architecture specialist and at Transmeta as a technology analyst.  He then entered the memory modules world with management positions at Netlist and SimpleTech, and is credited with successfully introducing 4 rank and DDR3 registered DIMMs into the JEDEC standardization process.

This expert witness has served on the JEDEC Board of Directors and chaired committees for DRAM parametrics, small form factor memory modules, and sockets throughout the development of DDR1, DDR2, and DDR3.  He has also done expert witness testimony in court cases involving resolution of patent issues.  He speaks often at technology trade events. 

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.

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. 

This expert witness is a technical leader and entrepreneur with extensive experience in product design, development, consulting and planning. He is able to communicate effectively, manage projects and balance business and technical issues.  His core expertise is in computer networking and security in the Internet arena, with strong knowledge of communications protocols, low cost design principles, an understanding of hardware / software interfacing and embedded systems design.  He is also versed in the operations, construction, movement and monitoring of data center equipment, remote administration and control.

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 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 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 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 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 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.

This expert witness is an Information Security management professional with a proven record of security process improvement.  Her expertise is in information security management, information technology risk management, security tools and techniques, technology-related privacy issues, audit of physical and information systems, security awareness education, and InfoSec metrics.  Her direct technology experience spans enterprise architecture, telecommunications networks, operating systems, database management systems, network management systems, application development and support, business continuity, and operations process.  She has written two books on Information Security and Audit directed at IT Management, and is under contract to write one directed at non-technical C-level management.  She has advanced degrees in Philosophy and Computer Science.  She is certified in Information Systems Audit, Information Security Systems, Information Security Management, and IT Governance ( CISA, CISSP, CISM, CGEIT ).  

This expert witness has over 27 years of industry experience in computer software,networking, and business management,with a focus on Internet Service Provider(ISP) operations and Computer Technology.  He is the founder, President and CEO of a full-service ISP which is an aggregate of other ISPs acquired over a 20-year period, offering high speed wireline and wireless internet connections, VoIP phone systems, computer and network troubleshooting and repair, and other services.  As indicated above, he is an acquisitions specialist, having acquired 20 technology companies in multiple states, one of which was via an asset sale through the Federal Bankruptcy Court.

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 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 a strong technical background with over 26 years of research at Bell and Mitsubishi Laboratories, with advanced degrees in Physics, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.  His technical accomplishments encompass many fields, including: wireless communications theory and implementation, geo-location, RF /digital /analog circuit design, error-correction techniques, DSP, optical communications, satellite communications, quantum electrodynamics, optics, psychophysics as well as leading research teams in the fields of mobile location, wireless pricing and mobile ID.

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 expert witness has nearly thirty years of management experience with comprehensive executive leadership background.  He is experienced in general management, eCommerce, marketing-sales and engineering, with a focus on market development for computer systems, eCommerce and Internet business solutions.  He is the founding member of a startup software company that designs and produces Internet security services for eCommerce applications.  Additionally, he was a founding member of an eCommerce security business unit for National Semiconductor Corporation; creator of first 32 bit mini-computer system and architecture.  He has extensive experience in analyzing and finding/brokering/defeating intellectual property for clients ( e.g., patents ), including extensive prior art studies in technology litigation.

This Ph.D is the Chair of Optical Data Storage at a major University. A Fellow of the Optical Society of America, he is the author of a number of books in the field of optics.

He has published over 200 papers in peer-reviewed journals and presented numerous invited talks at international conferences, universities, and major industrial laboratories. His research interests include magnetic, optical, and molecular data storage, near-field optics, and problems associated with radiation pressure.

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 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 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 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 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 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 thirty years of industrial and academic experience in the material sciences with a focus on the mechanics of alloying, lightweight alloy and other specific alloy technology.  His recent work includes research into the physics of enhanced diffusion due to mechanical alloying and the development of a mathematical model for the mixing of immiscible alloys.  He is author of numerous technical reports and conference proceedings.

This expert witness has over 40 years of software development, consulting, and expert testimony experience in many aspects of the computer field, from micros to mainframes, and in all areas of programming.  He is experienced in engineering, developing, product marketing, project management and company executive.  His forensic investigation experience includes reverse engineering.

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 nearly thirty years of industry experience and has been an independent consulting since 1989 with a focus on real time graphics, computer simulation, image processing and ASIC design and products for virtual reality and simulation.  He is author of a book on Virtual Reality and Computer Graphics.  He has extensive experience as a litigation support consultant and expert witness.

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 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 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 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 industry and academic experience with a focus on chemical products, toxicology and hazardous waste.  He has been an independent consultant since 1996 with EnTox and Associates with a focus on litigation support and expert witness services.  He currently serves as the Program Manager for Safety and Health on a major environmental restoration contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.  He has extensive experience in evaluating hazardous waste sites, conducting hazard and risk assessment and environmental impact studies.

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 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 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 expert witness has over 50 years of experience which expands the entire insurance distribution system.  He has an intricate knowledge of the insurance and reinsurance industries, having been a practitioner in all phases of the industry.  He has either owned or has been employed by the following types of insurance firms:

• Wholesale Insurance broker, excess and surplus lines
• Managing General Agency on behalf of both admitted and non admitted Insurance companies
• Admitted and non admitted Insurers
• Reinsurance Intermediary
• Direct Writing Re Insurer
• Broker Market Re Insurer
• Bermuda Re Insurer
• Captive Insurer

This Expert Witness has a Ph.D. from M.I.T. and over 40 years of experience in analog circuits, power electronics, power supplies, feedback control systems, and electromechanical systems.  He has an intimate knowledge of the skills of practicing engineers, based in part on 25 years of experience running his own business in power electronics.  He has an extensive list of technical publications, and has given lectures on feedback systems and power electronics at major universities and at power electronics conferences.  He holds five patents in the field of electronic power conversion, and has served as an expert witness.

This expert witnesses experience in the snowmobile market comes from approximately fifteen years of hands on experience and direct contact with powersport accessory distributors, in addition to selling to consumers through a retail store, the internet and phone.  He has owned and operated a power sports retail establishment and for over 13 years, selling items such as snowmobile accessories, hard parts, helmets, bibs, jackets, boots, gloves and other rider accessories. During that period, he has operated a service shop, specializing in the service and repair of motorcycles, all terrain vehicles and snowmobiles. The service shop was closed for business in 2001 to pursue and expand the company's Internet mail order business.  He now owns and operates three mail order and ecommerce websites for ordering "rider" parts and accessories.  Prior to his involvement in the snow sports parts industry, he was an independent contractor in the Logging and Forestry Operations industry from 1982 to 1991.

This expert witness has an extensive background in the design, manufacture and implementation of custom mechanical, electronic, and electro-mechanical hardware. 

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 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 Ph.D has over 42 years of technical experience include both military and commercial, research and development programs. He has worked on various projects for the US Government . The latter third of his career has been focused on the commercial communications arena.  His main areas of expertise include antenna theory, design and analysis; and spread spectrum, radio communication system, design, simulation and development. He also has extensive hands-on experience with communication system integration and testing; as well as follow-on, product manufacturing.

He holds over 2 dozen patents in several technical fields, including spread spectrum and ultra wide band communication circuits and systems, antennas, RF measurement and analysis technology, and microwave tubes.  He is well-published in these areas of expertise.

This Ph.D. has over 30 years of experience spanning a broad range of optical, laser, and imaging products in both domestic and international markets.  Industries served include optical, consumer, biomedical and medical, and defense products. 

He has been an expert witness. He has provided depositions and reports. He has assessed patents and technology (including validity and tests) for U.S. and International Trade Commission (Section 337) litigations.

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 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 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 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. 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 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.

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 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 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 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. 

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 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 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 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 Ph.D. is a researcher with both theoretical and practical experience in wireless communications and networks with over 20 years of experience in industry and academia.  He has published over 80 publications, taught courses at both graduate and undergraduate levels and provided consulting services to private, state, and federal entities in telecommunications,networking, sensing, and bio-medical areas. 

This Ph.D. is a biotechnology professional with 15 years of laboratory research experience and 15 years 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 Ph.D. has over 25 years of experience in the design, simulation, and realization of complex systems, power electronics, analog electronics, and high voltage systems.  He has worked on 120 kW electric race cars, hybrid-electric vehicle systems, 120 kV pulsed power systems integrated with low voltage semiconductor control electronics, and numerous analog electronic systems.  His simulation experience includes circuit simulation with PSpice, system simulation with MATLAB and C, and Model-Based-Design using MIL, SIL, and HIL techniques. He is the author of several textbooks on circuit simulation, MATLAB programming, computer usage, and has also authored several courses on Model-Based-Design.  His academic website is referenced by students and professionals and has course materials available on analog circuit design, power electronics, and Model-Based-Design.

He studied computer systems, analog design, and high voltage pulsed-power at the University of Michigan graduate school.  He went on to teach at the university level and consult at National Labs and various companies.  His projects included an analog system to control the bombardment heating system of a large-cathode electron gun, a 12 V to 1000 V, 300 W portable pulse generator,  an electric race car that could achieve a top speed of 120 MPH, 1.5 kW photovoltaic battery chargers, and modeling and design of hybrid-electric vehicles.  Currently, he is a professor at Rose-Hulman Institute of technology where he is developing new courses on Model-Based-Design and using automatic code generation to design microcontroller systems.  He has two patents on battery chargers for photovoltaic systems and has served as an expert witness in cases involving analog systems, simulation, and battery chargers.

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 thirty years experience with memory and CPU design architecture.  He has worked on numerous industry projects involving system architecture, processor design, and cache and memory subsystems. 

He has consulted on product strategy, comparative technical analysis, and system-level design in the areas of DRAMs, Flash, SRAMs and other semiconductor memories, computer systems and CPU architecture, and uni- and multi-processor memory hierarchy design.  Technical engagements have included serving as memory system architect for Flash and DRAM memory devices and systems.  In addition, he offers: general business planning and analysis services to computer and semiconductor companies; intellectual property management, including portfolio evaluation, development and brokering, patent infringement and litigation support services to IP holders and legal firms; and due-diligence analyses to venture capitalists and securities firms.

He has written on a variety of topics for a broad spectrum of trade magazines and academic journals.  As one of the leading independent analysts of the semiconductor memory industry, he wrote and substantially revised n 850-page research report. He also taught and presented tutorials to both technical and non-technical audiences on subjects including semiconductor memory architecture, memory hierarchy design, and computer systems and CPU architecture.  In particular, he has presented over 50 full- and partial-day seminars on these topics to over 2,500 managers, engineers, marketers, and analysts.  He has also served on the advisory boards of high-technology start-ups, advising on processor, DRAM and Flash memory trends and general business opportunities.

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 Expert Witness has over 40 years of experience in designing, building, managing, and deploying embedded systems, especially real-time systems.  He has extensive background in areas such as software performance, real-time architecture, software design,implementation, and deployment, standards, software engineering maturity, and software organization.  He is frequently involved in software and systems engineering reviews and audits, overcoming obstacles as well as in identifying and mitigating software and system risks.  He is currently leading a new standard development for Safety Critical Java Technology.  His clients include over 25 companies and agencies, including the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Raytheon Corporation, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Baxter International,and Sun Microsystems (now part of Oracle).

He has also a significant background in hardware design, implementation, interfaces, and control.  He has held a First Class Radio telephone License (now called a General Radiotelephone License) for over 40 years, and has worked with RF applications as well as digital and analog electronics throughout that period.  While he has concentrated more on software and systems design and implementation, his understanding of hardware, including communications protocols, interface mechanisms, and control mechanisms has proven to be critical to the success of many major systems.  Dr. Locke has worked closely with chip designers and circuit designers on a number of systems,working with VHDL and related specification languages.

For over 40 years, this Expert Witness has been learning, practicing, and teaching industrial design, often at the same time.  Recently honored as a Fulbright Senior Scholar and currently Professor of Industrial Design at the Univer­sity of Kansas, he has also taught full-time at Auburn University and UNITEC in Auckland, New Zealand.  Additionally, he has taught short courses at Konstfack­skolan in Stockholm and been a visiting professor at Staffordshire University in Stoke-on-Trent, England, Halmstad University in Halmstad, Sweden, and the Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay in Mumbai, India.  His design research has been supported by private and public grants, and findings presented at national and international design conferences and institutions.  For several years he has been using his experience as both teacher and practitioner of design to serve as an expert witness in design patent infringe­ment and product liability cases.

Working alone or in collaboration with other profession­als, he has designed commercial products, consumer products, interiors, graphics, packaging, and exhibits.  In 2004, the editors at ID Magazine chose the “Design 50”- profiling one designer in each state.  He was honored to represent Kansas.

Recently, his research efforts have been focused toward using design to create sustainable craft-based enterprises in rural communities in the US, Africa, and India.

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 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 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 35 years experience in mechanical engineering and specializes in new product development.  He has served as President, V.P. of Engineering and Chief Engineer for several Research and Development organizations involved in the development of mechanical and electronic products.  He was the Director of Research and Development for a medical product manufacturer of infant incubators, infant radiant warmers, and suction/oxygen therapy products, and was primarily responsible for product conformance to U.S. and international regulatory/safety standards.  He also served as the Engineering Manager and Chief Engineer for several automotive supplier and Research and Development organizations, with expertise in design, development and testing of automotive components and systems. 

He has served as an expert witness in patent infringement matters involving mechanical and electrical products, as well as testifying in City, County, State and Federal courts as a mechanical, automotive and/or safety engineer.  The cases involved medical product design (infant care, suction and oxygen, medical gas delivery, surgical instruments, surgical blankets, pacemakers, guidewires, hospital beds and equipment).

He is the holder of 15 U.S. Patents. 

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 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 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 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 Ph.D. has over twenty-five years of experience in technology investigations and research covering a diverse range of subjects including the Internet, data communications and intellectual property.  He is an adjunct professor at a University and has presented professional training seminars there on Data Privacy and Security and Network Forensics. 

He also consults for Fortune 500 clients on issues including application performance, reliability and security.  His opinions are sought after by firms in banking, finance, publishing and manufacturing.  In the area of litigation support, he consults on matters involving Internet technology.  These matters include:  unauthorized use of network resources, service level agreements, web site break-in, pornography in the workplace, web site trespassing, spam, patent infringement and licensing.  He has testified on these issues in state and federal court.  He has published extensively, presented lectures and professional training courses and is a named inventor in 13 patents.

He has also co-founded and was Chief Technical Officer of two data communications startups, one of the world's first fiber optic components firmsand the first firm to develop and standardize commercial fiber optic data communication systems for use in Local Area Networks.  He chaired the IEEE committee that created the international standard for fiber optic Ethernet.

This Ph.D. is a professor in the School of Business at a University.  He is the primary instructor for the required class in "Ethics and Responsibility in Business," in the Universities Business MBA Program.  Additionally, he provides extensive executive education in business ethics to industry.

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 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 Ph.D has over forty years of industry experience in the research, development and design of electronic systems hardware and software.  His recent product development experience involves sophisticated controller systems technology as applied to semiconductor manufacturing equipment and most recently US Military weapons systems. 

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 ). 

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 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. 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 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 Ph.D. is a microelectronics senior-level engineer with comprehensive manufacturing and technology development experience spanning more than three decades.  He has a broad background in semiconductor process and manufacturing technology with significant expertise acquired through career history of responsibility for Back-End-of-Line (BEOL) and Far-Back-End-of-Line (FBEOL) unit processing and integration, and for Chip:Package interconnection.  He has in-depth experience and skill in BEOL/FBEOL technology development, including transfer to manufacturing, manufacturing implementation, and in program manufacturing and reliability qualification.  He has extensive intellectual property contributions and subject matter expertise in all areas of FBEOL and Chip:Package interconnection, particularly involving FCPBA packaging and advanced interconnect structures (Pb-free solder bumps, CuPillar,etc), and including 3-D packaging. At IBM, he had engineering responsibility for all aspects of process qualification (long-term ownership for RIE, polyimide, and final via sector processing), project management,real-time problem solving in development and manufacturing, process optimization, process integration, chip-package integration, and for structural aspects of wiring interconnects and CMOS design rules through 12 technology node generations from 1um (1985) to 14nm (2014).  

This expert witness has 37 years of industry experience with a focus on thunderstorm research, radar meteorology, storm-damage evaluation, weather forecasting, and operational radar technique and signature development.    Additionally, he has been an expert witness and a forensic meteorologist.  He conducts Doppler radar applications and interpretation research and has developed and presented Doppler radar data application and interpretation training seminars nationally and internationally.  Since 1978, techniques and criteria developed by him for radar identification and warning on severe local storms have been used nationally and internationally by the National Weather Service, the Air Weather Service, and the meteorological weather radar community as a whole.  

He is a recognized authority in severe thunderstorm and mesocyclone structure and evolution and speaks extensively on these topics. 

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 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 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 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. 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 manag