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September 23 – 25, 2019 APA Hotel Woodbridge Iselin, New Jersey

PIUG 2019 NORTHEASTREGIONAL CONFERENCE

Meeting Book prepared by BizInt Solutions, a proud sponsor of the PIUG 2019 Northeast Regional Conference

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Navigating Patent Information In A Flat World

7:30 am – 8:20 am Breakfast, Registration and Exhibits

8:20 am – 8:30 am Welcome and Introductory Remarks. Shelley Pavlek – Conference Planning and Program Chair

8:30 am – 9:00 am Is Sovereign Immunity against Patent Challenges for Rent? Ashton Delauney (Bristol-Myers Squibb Company)

9:00 am – 9:30 am Case Study on Determining Small Molecule Loss of Exclusivity Date from Multiple Sources. Jason Diffendal (Pfizer)

9:30 am – 9:55 am A Day-in-the-Life of a Patent Examiner. Manjunath Rao (USPTO)

9:55 am – 10:05 am Product Reviews – BizInt, STN

10:05 am – 10:40 am Break & Vendor Exhibits

10:40 am – 11:10 am Expanding Structure Search Capabilities in Patents. Keith Schreiber (Pfizer)

11:10 am – 11:40 am Patentability Case Study: Mistakes Happen. Tom Wolff (Wolff Information Consulting LLC)

11:40 am – 12:00 pm Product Reviews – CAS, GenomeQuest, Minesoft, Questel

12:00 pm – 1:15 pm Lunch

1:15 pm – 1:45 pm Sound the Alarm! Creating a Patent Early Warning System. Rosanna Lindquist (The Hershey Company)

1:45 pm – 2:15 pm AIMTM Patent Landscapes – More Than “A State of the Art” Patent Search. Yateen Pargaonkar (Riser IP LLC)

2:15 pm – 2:40 pm More Effective Reporting of Changes in Patent Families from Multi-Database Searches. Victoria Smith (Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research, Inc.)

2:40 pm – 3:15 pm Break & Vendor Exhibits

3:15 pm – 3:45 pm Applications of Using Entity Size as an Indicia of Licensing for University Patents. Steven Andrzejewski (Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation)

3:45 pm – 4:10 pm Patent and Non-Patent Literature as a Matchmaking Tool for Technology Transfer from Academia to Industry. Patrick Griffis (University of Nevada, Las Vegas Libraries)

4:10 pm – 4:20 pm Break

4:20 pm – 4:50 pm One Company – Two Worlds and a New IP Terrain. Jim Johnson (Chamberlain Group)

4:50 pm – 5:15 pm Professional Development at a Triple Point: Technology, Information Retrieval, and Patent Law. David S. Saari (ScienceIP)

5:15 pm Closing Remarks.

5:30 pm Networking Dinner (registration required)

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T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

Message from the Chair ..............................................................2

Thank You to Sponsors ...............................................................3

Tuesday Morning Speakers .......................................................4

Tuesday Afternoon Speakers ................................................. 16

Sponsor Information ................................................................. 30

Attendees by Name .................................................................. 34

Attendees by Company ........................................................... 35

Workshops .................................................................................. 36

PIUG 2019 Northeast Regional Conference Iselin, New Jersey

Welcome to the PIUG 2019 Northeast Regional Conference!

We are happy to be back at the APA Hotel Woodbridge in Iselin, NJ. Our conference will be a 3-day event, starting with an STN Patent Forum, followed by the plenary sessions and ending with workshops from Questel, BizInt, GenomeQuest and STN.

This conference would not be possible without the generous support from our sponsors or without the dedication of a small group of volunteers. A big THANK YOU goes out to each and every one of them.

program committee:Shelley Pavlek (Chair), John Marlin, Yateen Pargaonkar, Leah Sandvoss, Donald Walter

planning committee:Conference Chair: Shelley Pavlek

Evaluations: Shelley Pavlek

Exhibit Hall: Kenneth Koubek

Meeting Book: Diane Webb

Photography: Sandra Unger

Registration: Ken Koubek, Shelley Pavlek

Signage: Hongbo Liu

Sponsorship: Ken Koubek

Webpages: Rick Williams, Tom Wolff

Workshops: Shelley Pavlek

The program committee has worked very hard to put together a quality program that I hope you enjoy. Please support our sponsors by visiting our Exhibit Hall. Take a moment after the conference to provide feedback. And consider volunteering for the PIUG 2020 Northeast Regional Conference!

Shelley Pavlek Chair, PIUG 2019 Northeast Conference

Message from the Chair

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provided by our sponsors. The meeting would not exist

without their support!

Gold SponsorBizInt Solutions

Silver SponsorSTN International

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Is Sovereign Immunity against Patent Challenges for Rent?Ashton Delauney (Bristol-Myers Squibb Company)

8:30 – 9:00 am

ABSTRACT

Allergan markets Restasis®, a blockbuster drug that increases the eyes’ natural ability to produce

tears, for the treatment of Chronic Dry Eye. In 2017, the drug, protected by patents expiring in 2024,

generated $1.4 billion in U.S. sales. In 2015 and 2016, Allergan sued several generic companies,

alleging that their proposed generic versions of Restasis® would infringe its patents. In 2016, some

of these generic companies challenged the validity of the Restasis® patents in an inter partes review

(IPR). A year later, Allergan announced that it had “sold” its Restasis® patents to Saint Regis Mohawk

Tribe, with the Tribe exclusively licensing back commercial rights to Allergan. Once it had acquired

the Restasis® patents in this transaction, the Tribe sought to terminate the ongoing IPR challenge to

the patents based on its status as a sovereign tribal government. Experts weighed in on both sides:

many in the pharma industry as well as patent law practitioners viewed Allergan’s deal with the Tribe

as a sham transaction in which Allergan was attempting to rent tribal sovereignty to improperly

shield patents from invalidity challenges, but others saw it as well within Allergan’s rights to sell its

patents as private property and legitimately benefit from sovereign immunity. We shall examine

how the Patent Office, district court and patent appeals court responded to this novel attempt to

use sovereign immunity in patent law.

BIOGRAPHY

Ashton Delauney attended college in the UK, obtaining a BSc degree in Biochemistry from the

University of Surrey, followed by a PhD in Molecular Biology from Durham University. After a post-

doctoral fellowship at McGill University in Montreal, he was a professor at the University of the West

Indies (in Barbados), lecturing and doing research in biochemistry and molecular biology. While

working at the UWI, he obtained a LLB degree from that university and made the switch from an

academic career to patent law. He did a LLM at Columbia University, then worked at two patent law

firms in New York, before joining the Patent Department of Bristol-Myers Squibb in Princeton, NJ, as

a Senior Patent Counsel.

M O R N I N G S P E A K E R S


Is Sovereign Immunity against Patent Challenges for Rent? Ashton Delauney (Bristol-Myers Squibb Company)


Case Study on Determining Small Molecule Loss of Exclusivity Date from Multiple SourcesJason Diffendal (Pfizer)

9:00 – 9:30 am

ABSTRACT

LOE, or Loss of Exclusivity, is an important date in a pharmaceutical product’s lifecycle for the

business to accurately estimate when generic competition can enter the market. A case study on

Loss of Exclusivity for a small molecule pharmaceutical product in major markets including the

United States and Europe will be presented. Information from a number of different resources, both

subscription and publicly available, is required for accurate prediction of the LOE date.

BIOGRAPHY

Jason has been a Chemistry Patent Searcher in the Intellectual Property Group at Pfizer for the past

11 years, working with attorneys in both the Innovative Health business as well as the Essential

Health business. In 2014, Jason also began assisting with Pfizer’s Exclusivity Data Management

programs and is now responsible for providing LOE information to all of Pfizer’s Upjohn businesses

around the globe. Prior to joining the searching world, Jason was a Medicinal Chemist with Wyeth

for six years. Jason received his PhD in Organic Chemistry from the Massachusetts Institute of

Technology and BS in Chemistry from Villanova University. Jason also holds an MBA degree from

DeSales University. Jason is a member of the Patent Information Users Group and the American

Chemical Society.



Case Study on Determining Small Molecule Loss of Exclusivity Date from Multiple Sources Jason Diffendal (Pfizer)


A Day-in-the-Life of a Patent ExaminerManjunath Rao (USPTO)

9:30 – 9:55 am

ABSTRACT

The talk will briefly cover the following sub topics: Examiner recruitment-Patent Training Academy

training, examination at respective Art units-coaching and mentoring. The talk will also cover some

aspects of examiner dockets and docket management, examiner performance appraisal, examiner

promotions and career opportunities.

BIOGRAPHY

Manjunath Rao is currently working as Supervisory Patent Examiner (SPE) for Art Unit 1656 at the

USPTO in Technology Center 1600. He has been at the Office since 1999 when he joined the Office

as a patent examiner examining in the area of Recombinant Enzymes. Before joining the Office, he

worked as a Research fellow at the Department of Medicine, George Washington University/

VA Medical Center on molecular changes due to chronic alcohol consumption. He now lives in

Maryland with his wife – who also works as an examiner at the USPTO – and his son.



A Day-in-the-Life of a Patent Examiner Manjunath Rao (USPTO)


Product Reviews

9:55 – 10:05 am

BizInt Solutions

STN

11:40 – 12:00 pm

CAS

Genome Quest

Minesoft

Questel



Product Reviews


Expanding Structure Search Capabilities in PatentsKeith Schreiber (Pfizer)

10:40 – 11:10 am

ABSTRACT

Evaluation of Freedom to Operate or Invalidity in the small chemical space can hang on the

successful discovery of a specific molecule in a patent publication. Innovative tools push the

boundaries of structure searching in patents, with expanded coverage and capabilities that enable

new ways to find and process chemical information. This talk with explore those capabilities, looking

to their ongoing development as well as suggesting use cases.

BIOGRAPHY

Keith Schreiber received a BA in Chemistry at Oberlin College and a Masters in Organic Chemistry

at the University of Rochester, after which he studied chemical information under Gary Wiggins at

Indiana University. He started his career in the information services department at Procter & Gamble

in 1997, where he supported the development of laundry and cleaning products. Moving to Wyeth

Pharmaceuticals in 2002, he began structure searching in earnest, supporting the research on early-

stage oncology projects. Upon Pfizer’s acquisition of Wyeth in 2009, Keith moved to the IP Legal

Department search group, where he now supports late-stage Oncology development and external

due diligence.



Expanding Structure Search Capabilities in Patents Keith Schreiber (Pfizer)


Patentability Case Study: Mistakes HappenTom Wolff (Wolff Information Consulting LLC)

11:10 – 11:40 am

ABSTRACT

I will describe a true story in this patentability case study. Mistakes were made. It could have

happened to any inventor, any attorney, and any patent searcher. I will cover how to avoid missing

an obvious reference, how to own up to a mistake, how to treat clients with respect, and how “caveat

emptor” applies to inventors and attorneys who must try to protect themselves from mistakes.

BIOGRAPHY

Thomas E. Wolff, PhD formed Wolff Information Consulting LLC in 2006 to provide technical and

patent information services on a contract basis, following a career at the company variously known

as Amoco Chemical Co., BP, Innovene, and Ineos. Tom has two US patents and is a registered patent

agent with the USPTO. Tom is certified by the International Standards Board (ISBQPIP) as a Qualified

Patent Information Professional (QPIP).



Patentability Case Study: Mistakes Happen Tom Wolff (Wolff Information Consulting LLC)


Sound the Alarm! Creating a Patent Early Warning SystemRosanna Lindquist (The Hershey Company)

1:15 – 1:45 pm

ABSTRACT

In today’s 24-hour news and social media cycle, information is more prolific and viral than ever.

This can lead to a long trail of reactionary business responses across business functions. Through

the creation of a Patent Early Warning System, the Hershey Company has been able to anticipate

industry activity ahead of the media and prepare a pro-active business response. This presentation

will address the business case for creating an early warning system and best practices and tips for

making this system work for your organization.

BIOGRAPHY

Rosanna Lindquist is an Information Research Scientist in R&D for the Hershey Company, a global

confectionery and snacking company, where she is part of the Technical Intelligence team. Rosanna

specializes in technical and patent research with a focus on packaging and design. She is also

passionate about business intelligence and enjoys using IP as one of many resources in her arsenal.

Rosanna is acting board member and secretary of the Patent Information Users Group (PIUG). She is

also an active member of the Special Library Association’s Competitive Intelligence Division.

Rosanna holds a Masters in Library & Information Science from Clarion University of Pennsylvania

and a BA in Creative Writing from Randolph-Macon Woman’s College.

A F T E R N O O N S P E A K E R S


Sound the Alarm! Creating a Patent Early Warning System Rosanna Lindquist (The Hershey Company)


AIM™ Patent Landscapes – More Than “A State of the Art” Patent SearchYateen Pargaonkar (Riser IP LLC)

1:45 – 2:15 pm

ABSTRACT

Patent landscape efforts can get hampered either by voluminous patent search results or the

perceived need to manually tag every single feature. It can raise uncertainty, costs, timelines, and

complexity. The final report can vary depending on the allocated time and the optimal usage of

advanced patent analytics tools by professional patent analysts (or by end-users). On the other side

of spectrum, many “state of the art” reports only provide patent search results with minimal analysis

or visuals. This presentation highlights the use of a cost-effective accelerated, intentional, and

multifaceted (AIMTM) patent landscape. The goal of an AIMTM patent landscape is to intentionally

align scope with pending decisions and deliver the results within an accelerated 1-2 weeks’ timeline.

A quick patent landscape search does not have to equate with low quality search. AIMTM patent

landscapes are ideal in quicker patent portfolio bench-marking efforts and delineating white space

opportunities for well-defined projects.

BIOGRAPHY

Yateen Pargaonkar is the Managing Partner of Riser IP LLC, a specialized patent search, analysis,

and IP competitive intelligence service provider. Yateen’s experience includes roles of increasing

responsibility in the Energy sector (Chevron), Consumer Goods (P&G) as well as legal supporting

Biotechnology, and Pharmaceuticals (top-tier IP law firms). He has taught a course at UCSD on

Patent Searching & Internet Research. Yateen has degrees in chemistry, biochemistry, and molecular

biology, as well as three years of research experience at Columbia University. He is a registered US

Patent Agent, a reviewer for World Patent Information, and an active member of PIUG.



AIM™ Patent Landscapes – More Than “A State of the Art” Patent Search Yateen Pargaonkar (Riser IP LLC)


More Effective Reporting of Changes in Patent Families from Multi-Database SearchesVictoria Smith (Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research, Inc.)

2:15 – 2:40 pm

ABSTRACT

Our job, as patent search professionals, is to wade through voluminous patent and non-patent

literature in order to provide our clients with valuable information. While understanding database

content and indexing policies are important pieces to a successful search, equally important is the

way in which we communicate our search results. This presentation will describe the results of a

collaborative effort to develop easier identification and presentation of changes in patent families in

BizInt Smart Charts for Patents updated reports – with a focus on reporting patent family changes

across multiple databases. We will highlight some of the pain points and inefficiencies in reviewing

and writing update search reports, specifically addressing the challenges of effectively reporting

changes in patent families over time. The goal is to be able to clearly identify new families, families

with new publications or legal status changes, and those families which have not changed since the

last update.

BIOGRAPHY

Victoria Smith received her PhD in Biological Sciences from the University of Notre Dame in 2016.

While at the university, she worked in the areas of immunology, cancer biology, and infectious

diseases. During her time in the lab, Victoria began to transition her career interests to intellectual

property and, in 2015, enrolled in a Master of Science in Patent Law program at the University of

Notre Dame. Through participation in this program and a subsequent internship at the University of

Notre Dame Office of Technology Transfer, she was taught the foundations of patent law, application

drafting, and patent searching and analysis. Victoria joined Novartis in October 2017 as a patent

analyst for the Research & Development IP team at NIBR.



More Effective Reporting of Changes in Patent Families from Multi-Database Searches Victoria Smith (Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research, Inc.)


Applications of Using Entity Size as an Indicia of Licensing for University PatentsSteven Andrzejewski (Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation)

3:15 – 3:45 pm

ABSTRACT

Building off of Arleen Malley Zank’s 2015 PIUG NE Conference presentation “Patent Data, Evidence-

Based IP Policy Making, and the Importance of Analytics”, this presentation will explore applications

of using US patent entity size and fee payments as indicators of licensing activity for universities,

research institutes, and SMEs. This tool will be used for examining international filing strategies

for university inventions with and without large-entity licensees. Other applications will include

industry-specific licensing outcomes and methods to find non-patent sources that corroborate

entity-size determinations..

BIOGRAPHY

Steven is a Patent and Market Analyst at the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foudnation (WARF),

the technology transfer organization for the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He has been in

this position for 5 years and works mostly in strategic initiatives and evaluation of early-stage

technologies. Steven holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from University of

Wisconsin-Madison, a minor in Computer Science from The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee., and

a JD from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.



Applications of Using Entity Size as an Indicia of Licensing for University Patents Steven Andrzejewski (Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation)


Patent and Non-patent Literature as a Matchmaking Tool for Technology Transfer from Academia to IndustryPatrick Griffis (University of Nevada, Las Vegas Libraries)

3:45 – 4:10 pm

ABSTRACT

Patent literature and non-patent literature can be an effective tool for technology commercialization

matchmaking between university technology transfer offices and companies. University technology

transfer offices can conduct a patent landscape analysis to identify potential industry partners who

can license university research for technology commercialization. Likewise, companies can conduct

technology scouting using non-patent literature to identify technology disclosures from university

research that can be appropriate to license for commercialization. This presentation will outline best

practices and resources for university licensors to utilize patent literature in identifying potential

company licensees as well as best practices for company licensees to utilize non-patent literature in

identifying potential university licensors. Real world examples will be highlighted in demonstrating

best practices and resources for using patent and non-patent literature to identify potential

academia and industry technology commercialization partnerships. The use of academic and public

libraries for analyzing patent and non-patent literature will also be highlighted.

BIOGRAPHY

Patrick Griffis has worked as the Business Librarian for the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Libraries

since 2007. As part of his role, he provides patent research assistance to the university community

and the local business community in Southern Nevada. He works regularly with the technology

transfer office of his university providing research assistance in identifying industry partners for

technology commercialization. He has presented at conferences and has written journal articles and

book chapters on providing research assistance to the local business community.



Patent and Non-patent Literature as a Matchmaking Tool for Technology Transfer from Academia to Industry Patrick Griffis (University of Nevada, Las Vegas Libraries)


One Company – Two Worlds and a New IP TerrainJim Johnson (Chamberlain Group)

4:20 – 4:50 pm

ABSTRACT

The Chamberlain Group has long been a traditional manufacturer of durable consumer goods:

garage door openers, telephone entry systems and radio transmitters. While we still make lots

and lots of stuff, we have also become a connected products company offering platforms and

services directly to consumers (myQ) and in conjunction with partners and suppliers. From a patent

perspective, this evolution has had a huge impact on almost everything we do. This presentation

will review the changing dynamics of this new environment and how we are adapting to these new

landscapes. Buckle up.

BIOGRAPHY

Jim Johnson has been lurking around the patent information world for over thirty years. He has

been with the Chamberlain Group for over thirteen years and was previously with Baxter Healthcare

for eighteen years. He has provided patent and technical research and analysis, competitive

intelligence and product development support to executive management, scientists & engineers,

regulatory personnel and almost anyone willing (or desperate enough) to ask.



One Company – Two Worlds and a New IP Terrain Jim Johnson (Chamberlain Group)


Professional Development at a Triple Point: Technology, Information Retrieval, and Patent LawDavid S. Saari (ScienceIP)

4:50 – 5:15 pm

ABSTRACT

Patent information searchers need a unique combination of three specific skills: science or

technology, information retrieval, and patent law. People skills, like communication skills or customer

focus, are equally important. Professional development must include all of these skill areas. This

discussion will focus on the minimum requirements for the “patent law” skill set and whether there

are advantages to having more than the minimum requirements.

BIOGRAPHY

David S. Saari, PhD is a Registered Patent Agent, USPTO Reg. No. 29,239, Dec. 22, 1978. He received

a PhD for original research in synthetic organic chemistry from the University of California, Davis,

August 1980. David currently is a Senior Scientist with Science IP®, the official search service of CAS®.

CAS is a division of the American Chemical Society. David is one of the original members of PIUG®.



Professional Development at a Triple Point: Technology, Information Retrieval, and Patent Law David S. Saari (ScienceIP)


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Anderson, Larry ......................................Boehringer-IngelheimAndrzejewski, Steven ..........................Wisconsin Alumni RFAntos, Brian ..............................................ProLibra (at Merck)Antunes, Lucy .........................................DuPontBacon, Bonnie .........................................Barcelon Yang, Cynthia .......................Bristol-Myers SquibbBrown, Jim ................................................FIZ Karlsruhe, Inc.Cessna, Jennifer ......................................Hershey CompanyCraciun, Liliana ........................................BASFCrammer, Danielle ................................FirmenichDelauney, Ashton ..................................Bristol-Myers SquibbDeMarco, Dominic ................................DeMarco IPDible, Benjamin ......................................SanofiDiffendal, Jason ......................................PfizerDuberman, Josh.....................................NIHFeeley, Owen ...........................................ExxonMobilGriffis, Patrick ...........................................UNLV LibrariesHallam, Malcolm ....................................ExxonMobilHampton, Barbara.................................RedLine InformationHutton, Susan ......................................... IEEEJadhav, Aparna .......................................Rutgers UniversityJayasimha, Prabhu ................................CASJohnson Philipsen, Judith..................TPR InternationalJohnson, James ......................................Chamberlain GroupKandi-Masakidi, Amandine ..............QuestelKellett, Matthew ....................................ExxonMobilKoubek, Kenneth ...................................PIUGLa, Ben ........................................................USPTOLinder, Elliott ............................................PIUGLindquist, Rosanna ...............................Hershey CompanyLiu, Hongbo .............................................ExxonMobilLiu, Xiangyu .............................................Bristol-Myers SquibbLucas, Annie ............................................. IEEEMarlin, John..............................................ExxonMobilMiller, Jim...................................................University of MarylandMiller, Kim..................................................NovartisPargaonkar, Yateen ...............................Riser IPPavlek, Shelley .........................................Bristol-Myers SquibbRamasubramanian, Brinda ................CASRao, Manjunath ......................................USPTORopke, Ken ................................................MinesoftSaari, David ...............................................Science IPSaluja, Sunita............................................SanofiSandvoss, Leah .......................................PfizerSchreiber, Keith .......................................PfizerSexton, Jennifer ......................................CAS

Sherin, Ellen ..............................................GQ Life SciencesSmith, Victoria .........................................NovartisSnyder, Nicole ..........................................BakerHostetlerSpahr, Kevin ..............................................MinesoftStokes, Sarah ............................................STNSukhdeo, Mohani ..................................SanofiSun, Zhaolun ...........................................Beijing East LindenSweet, Brian .............................................CASThompson, Jane ....................................EisaiToth, Paulette ..........................................Kirkland & Ellis LLPUnger, Sandra ......................................... retiredWang, Manxue ....................................... IncyteWebb, Diane ............................................BizInt Smart ChartsWilliams, Richard ....................................ZoetisWillmore, John ........................................BizInt Smart ChartsWolff, Thomas .........................................Wolff InformationWood, Brandon ......................................CASWu, Man ....................................................MerckXue, Henry ................................................USPTOYang, Yun Yun .........................................Bristol-Myers SquibbYates, Martha ...........................................Bayer

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BakerHostetler ........................................Nicole SnyderBASF .............................................................Liliana CraciunBayer ............................................................Martha YatesBeijing East Linden ...............................Zhaolun SunBizInt Smart Charts ...............................Diane WebbBizInt Smart Charts ...............................John WillmoreBoehringer-Ingelheim ........................Larry AndersonBristol-Myers Squibb ...........................Cynthia Barcelon YangBristol-Myers Squibb ...........................Ashton DelauneyBristol-Myers Squibb ...........................Xiangyu LiuBristol-Myers Squibb ...........................Shelley PavlekBristol-Myers Squibb ...........................Yun Yun YangCAS ...............................................................Prabhu JayasimhaCAS ...............................................................Brinda RamasubramanianCAS ...............................................................Jennifer SextonCAS ...............................................................Brian SweetCAS ...............................................................Brandon WoodChamberlain Group .............................James JohnsonDeMarco IP ...............................................Dominic DeMarcoDuPont .......................................................Lucy AntunesEisai ..............................................................Jane ThompsonExxonMobil ..............................................Owen FeeleyExxonMobil ..............................................Malcolm HallamExxonMobil ..............................................Matthew KellettExxonMobil ..............................................Hongbo LiuExxonMobil ..............................................John MarlinFirmenich ..................................................Danielle CrammerFIZ Karlsruhe, Inc. ...................................Jim BrownGQ Life Sciences ....................................Ellen SherinHershey Company ................................Jennifer CessnaHershey Company ................................Rosanna LindquistIEEE ...............................................................Susan HuttonIEEE ...............................................................Annie LucasIncyte ..........................................................Manxue WangKirkland & Ellis LLP ................................Paulette TothMerck ..........................................................Man WuMinesoft.....................................................Ken RopkeMinesoft.....................................................Kevin SpahrNIH ................................................................Josh DubermanNovartis ......................................................Kim MillerNovartis ......................................................Victoria SmithPfizer ............................................................Jason DiffendalPfizer ............................................................Leah SandvossPfizer ............................................................Keith SchreiberPIUG .............................................................Kenneth KoubekPIUG .............................................................Elliott Linder

ProLibra (at Merck) ................................Brian AntosQuestel .......................................................Amandine Kandi-MasakidiRedLine Information ............................Barbara HamptonRiser IP.........................................................Yateen PargaonkarRutgers University .................................Aparna JadhavSanofi ..........................................................Benjamin DibleSanofi ..........................................................Sunita SalujaSanofi ..........................................................Mohani SukhdeoScience IP ..................................................David SaariSTN ...............................................................Sarah StokesTPR International ...................................Judith Johnson PhilipsenUniversity of Maryland .......................Jim MillerUNLV Libraries .........................................Patrick GriffisUSPTO .........................................................Ben LaUSPTO .........................................................Manjunath RaoUSPTO .........................................................Henry XueWisconsin Alumni RF ...........................Steven AndrzejewskiWolff Information ..................................Thomas WolffZoetis ...........................................................Richard Williams

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8:30 am – 9:30 am Questel WorkshopLatest Innovations in Orbit IntelligenceAmandine Kandi-Masakidi

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9:30 am – 11:00 am Bizint WorkshopGet Up to Date with BizInt Smart Charts for PatentsJohn Willmore

APA Hotel Room 206

11:00 am – 12:00 pm GenomeQuest WorkshopAdvances in Sequence Searching: GQ Discover Browser, Sequence Variation Discovery Module and CAS Biosequences™ AccessEllen Sherin

APA Hotel Room 206

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm STN WorkshopWhy Another Monitoring Tool? FIZ PatMon – Specific, Broad, and Flexible Sarah Stokes

APA Hotel Room 206

C O N F E R E N C E W O R K S H O P S

“Timely training on currentTECHNIQUES and TOOLS”

“My first PIUG annual meeting and overall it was a great experience. As a first time attendee and speaker, I was initially intimidated, but so many of the “regulars” were open and welcoming, it was actually less stressful than I expected. The first timer’s meeting was a blast, due in part to the great volunteers. I’m looking forward to attending next year now that I

know better what to expect”

“Well done! Smoothly run andinformative content and exhibits”

“It is a great opportunity to talk with peers,get new ideas and be reminded of the essentials.I thoroughly enjoy the conference.”

PIUG 2020ANNUAL CONFERENCEAPRIL 25 – 30Caribe Royale OrlandoOrlando, FL

Patent Information Users Group, Inc. • 40 E. Main Street, #1438 • Newark, DE 19711Phone: (302) 660-3275 • Email: [email protected] • www.piug.org

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Attendee comments from a previous PIUG conference:

“A good mix of relevant topics”“EXCELLENT... speakers from variety of

industry and backgrounds”

PIUG 2020BIOTECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE

FEBRUARY 25 – 26Kimpton Marlowe Hotel

Cambridge, MA

PIUG Membership Directory(Members-Only Site)

Members-only access to ConferenceProceedings (Annual, Biotech, andNortheast Conferences)

Access to PIUG Salary Surveys

Discounts for World Patent Information,Pharmaceutical Patent Analyst & JSTOR

Quarterly e-Newsletter & Archive Access

Enhanced functionality on PIUG Wiki

Ongoing professional trainingthrough conferences and workshops

Access to PIUG LinkedIn group

KEY MEMBER BENEFITS

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• Quickly identify new publications in updates with the New Publication column.

• Update multi-database reports with enhanced Reference Rows features.

• Attend Victoria Smith’s talk on Tuesday at 2:15 pm.

• Visit us in the exhibit hall.

• Participate in our workshop on Wednesday 9:30 - 11 am.

• Visit our website: www.bizint.com

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