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Profile: Samuel M. Freund
Dr. Freund has 25 years of experience in patent law and has drafted more than 230 issued patents in fields
which include chemistry, physics, and biotechnology in general, and actinide chemistry, explosives,
conducting polymer films and fibers, ionic liquids, lasers including x-ray lasers, nuclear physics, plasma
physics, ultrasonic devices, optics, environmental science, trace species detection, cryogenic liquids, flow
cytometry, anthrax strain identification, protection against anthrax toxin, improvement in plant growth
and other properties, protein solubility quantification and improvement, polymorphism detection and
identification, DNA and protein identification using mass spectrometry, surgical instrumentation, removal
of unwanted species from waste streams, and analytical chemistry, to name a few specific areas. He
started his career in intellectual property as a patent trainee at the Los Alamos National Laboratory.
After studying molecular beam reactive scattering and electric resonance spectroscopy as a graduate
student, Dr. Freund spent 3 years at the National Research Council in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada as a
postdoctorate Fellow research physicist in high resolution spectroscopy involving lasers and microwave
technology. He then joined the National Bureau of Standards in Gaithersburg, Maryland as a laser
physicist in the Division of Optical Physics where he studied laser spectroscopy and laser isotope
separation. Dr. Freund joined the laser isotope separation effort at the University of California Los
Alamos National Laboratory in Los Alamos, New Mexico as a laser physicist in 1975. In 1978 he became
a patent trainee and attended the University of New Mexico from which he received a J.D. degree in
1981. Dr. Freund has published more than 50 refereed technical journal articles, and has invented or
coinvented 7 patents in laser isotope separation and other subjects.
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