ATTORNEYS & AGENTS

Christopher M. Ramsey, Ph.D.
Registered Patent Attorney

Email:
cramsey@addmg.com

Telephone:
407-841-2330 ext. 131

Facsimile:
407 841 2343

Orlando

Practice Areas:

• Patent Acquisition and Counseling
• Intellectual Property Transactions
• Intellectual Property Litigation

Admitted:

• 2010: Florida
• 2010: United States Patent and Trademark Office

Education:

• 2010: J.D., University of Florida Levin College of Law
• 2007: Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Central Florida Department of Physics
• 2004: Ph.D., Physical Chemistry, Florida State University
• 2000: B.S., Chemistry, Georgetown College

Recognition:

• Hoffman Merit Award for academic achievement

Biography:

Dr. Christopher Ramsey is a registered patent attorney working in both the Miami and Orlando Offices. Dr. Ramsey practices in the patent area including counseling inventors and businesses on the patent process and strategies to support business and marketing plans, and evaluating the patenting potential of inventions. His practice has included work with biotechnology, biological systems, chemistry, chemical engineering, and medical devices. Dr. Ramsey also has extensive research experience in chemistry, low temperature physics, materials science, semiconductors, magnetic materials, RF/microwave engineering, and nanotechnology. He also has significant technical expertise in the areas of cryogenic equipment, scientific instruments, and superconducting magnets. Dr. Ramsey has published over 20 articles in peer reviewed scientific journals.

Affiliations:

• Orange County Bar Association
• Association of University Technology Managers
• American Chemical Society
• American Physical Society

Recent Publications:

• R. Gupta, K. Davis, C.M. Ramsey, A. Meunier and K. Kordzik, The Metal Oxide Nanoparticle Patent Landscape, NANOTECHNOLOGY LAW & BUSINESS, in press.
• C.M. Ramsey, E. del Barco, S. Hill, S.J. Shah, C.C. Beedle, and D.N. Hendrickson, Quantum interference of tunnel trajectories between states of different spin length in a dimeric molecular nanomagnet, 4 NATURE PHYSICS 277 (Apr. 2008).
• J.J. Henderson, C.M. Ramsey, and E. del Barco, Fabrication of nanogapped single-electron transistors for transport studies of individual single-molecule magnets, 101 JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS 09E102 (May 2007).
• C.M. Ramsey, W.Z. Chen, F.A. Cotton, N.S. Dalal, C.A. Murillo, , T. Ren, and X. Wang, Proof of large positive zero-field splitting in a Ru₂⁵⁺ paddlewheel, 127 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 12691 (Sep. 2005).
• C.M. Ramsey and N.S. Dalal, Crystalline and water soluble Cr⁴⁺ and Cr⁵⁺ model compounds for chromium toxicity studies, MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOCHEMISTRY 113 (Jan. 2004).
• C.M. Ramsey, B. Cage, F.A. Cotton, N.S. Dalal, E.A. Hillard, and B. Rakvin, Observation of symmetry lowering and electron localization in the doublet-states of a spin-frustrated equilateral triangular lattice: Cu₃(O₂C₁₆H₂₃)₆.1.2C₆H₁₂, 125 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 5270 (May 2003).