I want to understand how to protect one’s own invention from
an engineering perspective, especially in a rapid-changing industry such as wireless
mobile devices. These devices have evolved rapidly throughout the years.
Protecting your own invention as well as keeping up with the flow of technology
at the same time is a difficult challenge. I hope to gain as much as knowledge
as I can in patent engineering to advance my future dream as an entrepreneur.
2/2/13
Post #1: About Myself
My name is Angela Tsao. I was born in Peoria, IL. My family
moved back to Taiwan when I was seven months old. My sister and I came back to
the U.S. when I was sixteen years old. I am currently a senior, majoring in
chemical and biomolecular engineering. I found my passion for nanotechnology
when I was in high school. Designing and studying the effects of microfluidic
devices inspired me to choose the path as a chemical engineer. Currently, my
research project is on fabricating and analyzing gecko-inspired adhesive materials
with polymers. In the future, I want to be an entrepreneur in the field of chemical
engineering. I am excited to learn more from the IEOR 190G: Patent Engineering class
at UC Berkeley. I hope to learn how to protect my own inventions.
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