Jianqing Wu, Ph.D.
Jianqing Wu, Ph.D. (John Wu), Ph.D., is a registered patent attorney and an independent inventor having 8 U.S. patents in legal process, file storage security, open public computing systems, and online databases for the consumer market. His research interests touched sciences, engineering, law, and medicine. He earned B.S. in China, and received M.S. and Ph.D. (in Physical Chemistry) from North Carolina State University. He did postdoctoral research in Medicinal Chemistry in University of Illinois at Chicago and the National Institutes of Health. He learned methods and knowledge for characterizing whole complex systems. After he acquired J.D., he systematically studied the performance of the common law model and its adverse impacts on productivity. Being able to access multiple cultures, he conveniently used first-hand data in evaluating trade performance for different production cultures. Recently, he has developed a new interest in preventive medicine with his focuses on methods for preventing heart diseases, stroke and cancer. He was a member of four honorary societies: Phi Lambda Upsilon, Sigma Xi, Phi Tau Sigma, and Gamma Sigma Delta.
Posts by Jianqing Wu, Ph.D.
PTAB Invalidation Affected by Random Errors, Legal Uncertainties and Judicial Bias
Tax Reform to Revive the American Innovation Culture
The Impacts of the Pending Rule 11 Amendments on the Patent System
Proposed Amendments to Rule 11 Will Adversely Impact Patent Owners
Placing limits on innovation may exclude great inventions before it’s known what has been excluded
High patent quality standard adversely impacts all inventors
High patent quality standards have caused U.S. to lose technological advantages
How patent quality extremism and money-can-buy-fairness have ruined the U.S. patent system
A Call for Enacting Urgent Patent Reform: A New Patent System for Securing U.S. Technological Leadership
