Lin Zhuo

EDUCATION

Georgetown University Law Center, DC 2007-2009

 LLMDecember 2010

YaleUniversity, New Haven, CT

 Ph.D., M.Phil., in Mechanical EngineeringDecember 2005

 M.S. in Mechanical EngineeringDecember 2000

TsinghuaUniversity, Beijing, China

 Bachelor of LawJune 1999

 Bachelor of Economics June 1998

 Bachelor of EngineeringJune 1998

BAR ADMISSION

China Patent BarDecember 2011

USPatent Bar February 2009

ChinaSeptember 1999

LAW EXPERIENCE

China Trademark And Patent Law Office

Patent Attorney, Attorney at LawBeijing, China 6/2014-

client development, responsibility including identifying potential clients, contacting the clients through mails and/or phones, visiting them, and maintaining relationship

 prosecuting patent applications

supervising and coordinating translators and junior attorneys

FTO search; IPlitigation

IP strategy

Patent mining and portfolio

Enterprise IP management system

Patentinformation analysis

CCPIT

Patent Attorney Beijing, China 12/2010-12/2013

prosecuted Chinese and international patents involving a variety of semiconductor, mechanical, and electrical technologies, such as LCDs, lasers, CD and DVD readers and writers, computer memories, optical storage media, camera, batteries, wireless communication device; clients including SONY, IBM, Siemens, and etc.

client development

FTO search; IPlitigation

Liu Shen & Associate(left the firm for education)

Patent Attorney Beijing, China 11/2009-10/2010

prosecuted Chinese and international patents

 client development

Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP

Patent AgentWashington, DC9/2008- 8/2009

prosecuted U.S. and international patents involving a variety of mechanical and electrical technologies; the patent I prosecuted include: semiconductor device (such as FET (field-effect transistors)); speakers; image processing system; signal processing system; consumer products (such as printers, cameras); fuel cell; electroless plating; lifting aircraft, and etc.; clients including SONY, Toshiba, Toyota, and etc.

assisted clients to develop IP policiesand strategies;

due diligence for IP licensing;

assistedpartners with client develop in Great China Area.

YaleUniversity

Student Associate of Yale IP Office1/2000-12/2003

 assistedYale IP office in selecting inventions for patent filing; helpedscientists and

engineers prepare filing materials.

OTHER EXPERIENCE

YaleUniversity, New Haven, CT

Postgraduate Research Scientist 1/2006-8/2007

 Measured diffusion coefficients of alkanes in oil with techniques like laser beams and thermogravitational column; constructed mathematical models to predict stratification in oil reservoir.

Research Assistant9/1999-12/2005

 Computer simulation of nucleation (Ph.D. Thesis)

Simulated phase transition processes to understand the mechanism behind fog, rain, and etc.

 Exxon-Mobil project

Detected possible techniques for Exxon-Mobil to ease oil pipeline clogging.

 Nucleation and Growth in Polymer Solution

Designed and implemented a mathematical model to calculate the process of the nucleation and growth in polymer solution, which produces widely used polymer foams.

Teaching Assistant

I. Introduction to Material Science and Engineering 1/2001-6/2001

II. Materials Mechanics 9/2004-12/2004

 Grading homework and exams; led discussion sessions

SELECTED PULICATION

Binary to unary transition problem in nucleation theory, J. Chem. Phys. 125, 104506(2006)

New Thermal Diffusion Coefficient Measurements for Hydrocarbon Binary Mixtures: Viscosity and Composition Dependency,J.Phys.Chem.B, 112(20), 6442 (2008)