I work with clients to secure, strengthen, and protect their intellectual property.
Nicole Bustos-Pomerantz leverages her cross-disciplinary expertise in mechanical engineering and biomedical engineering to assist in the preparation and prosecution of U.S. and foreign patent applications in the electro-mechanical and mechanical fields.
Prior to joining the firm, Nicole obtained her M.S. and Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where she prototyped and developed various bench-side instruments and experimental setups. In particular, she developed various electro-mechanical devices to measure material properties of synthetic polymer fluids and bio-fluids, and chambers for climate-monitoring and containment of aerosols. In addition, she has created various graphic user interfaces for data visualization and data analysis.
Nicole has over five years of scientific research experience in a variety of technical areas including in fluid mechanics, characterization of soft materials, prototyping using laser-cutters and 3D-printing, high-speed imaging, image processing, and particle-sizing/charge-measuring instruments. Nicole's research experience in designing and optimizing mechanical systems and computational tools has honed her ability to approach various cross-disciplinary problems with a methodical mindset.
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