Sarah J. Kalemeris assists in prosecuting patents, specifically those related to electrical and software engineering, and assists in many aspects of intellectual property litigation for clients in a variety of industries.  She conducted research at Vanderbilt University in collaboration with engineers from the Institute for Space and Defense Electronics (ISDE) on projects funded by the Department of Defense (DoD) and the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA).  Ms. Kalemeris's research projects focused on dose-rate radiation, single-event effects, radiation-induced current leakage, and device- and circuit-level radiation hardening.

Recent Client Work

  • Performed patent prosecution for large scientific and life science manufacturing companies and Wake-on-LAN technology.
  • Performed litigation research and assistance for false patent marking and patent infringement issues.

Detailed Biography

Representative Experience

  • Radiation Effects and Reliability
  • Device Physics and Materials Science
  • Digital Signal Processing

Background and Credentials

Sarah J. Kalemeris graduated with her J.D. from Northwestern University School of Law where she was an articles editor of the Journal of Technology and Intellectual Property.  She was on the Dean’s List and served as an executive  member or chair of six committees, including the Intellectual Property Law Society and the Student Funded Public Interest Fellowships, while attending law school. 

While studying at Vanderbilt University, Ms. Kalemeris earned her M.S. in Electrical Engineering.  Her studies included radiation effects, solid state devices and software engineering.  She co-authored an article entitled, "The Effects of STI Topology and Sidewall Doping on Radiation-Induced Leakage Current," NSREC 2009. 

Ms. Kalemeris received her B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Duke University, with focuses in digital signal processing and robotics.  During the summer, she served as a research assistant evaluating new laboratory materials for undergraduate digital signal processing courses.

Short Biography

Education

  • Northwestern University School of Law, J.D.
  • Vanderbilt University, M.S., Electrical Engineering
  • Duke University, B.S., Electrical Engineering

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Industries

Admissions

  • Illinois
  • Northern District of Illinois
  • U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit

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Sarah J. Kalemeris

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Sarah J. Kalemeris assists in prosecuting patents, specifically those related to electrical and software engineering, and assists in many aspects of intellectual property litigation for clients in a variety of industries.  She conducted research at Vanderbilt University in collaboration with engineers from the Institute for Space and Defense Electronics (ISDE) on projects funded by the Department of Defense (DoD) and the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA).  Ms. Kalemeris's research projects focused on dose-rate radiation, single-event effects, radiation-induced current leakage, and device- and circuit-level radiation hardening.

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Sarah J. Kalemeris

Sarah J. Kalemeris

Recent Client Work

  • Performed patent prosecution for large scientific and life science manufacturing companies and Wake-on-LAN technology.
  • Performed litigation research and assistance for false patent marking and patent infringement issues.

Detailed Biography

Representative Experience

  • Radiation Effects and Reliability
  • Device Physics and Materials Science
  • Digital Signal Processing

Background and Credentials

Sarah J. Kalemeris graduated with her J.D. from Northwestern University School of Law where she was an articles editor of the Journal of Technology and Intellectual Property.  She was on the Dean’s List and served as an executive  member or chair of six committees, including the Intellectual Property Law Society and the Student Funded Public Interest Fellowships, while attending law school. 

While studying at Vanderbilt University, Ms. Kalemeris earned her M.S. in Electrical Engineering.  Her studies included radiation effects, solid state devices and software engineering.  She co-authored an article entitled, "The Effects of STI Topology and Sidewall Doping on Radiation-Induced Leakage Current," NSREC 2009. 

Ms. Kalemeris received her B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Duke University, with focuses in digital signal processing and robotics.  During the summer, she served as a research assistant evaluating new laboratory materials for undergraduate digital signal processing courses.

Short Biography

Sarah J. Kalemeris

Education

  • Northwestern University School of Law, J.D.
  • Vanderbilt University, M.S., Electrical Engineering
  • Duke University, B.S., Electrical Engineering

Practices

Industries

Admissions

  • Illinois
  • Northern District of Illinois
  • U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit

News

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