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Jacob W. Wagner, Ph.D.

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Jacob Wagner’s extensive technical background has prepared him to work on a wide array of subject matter including chemical, materials, optical, computer program, digital logic, manufacturing, processing, mechanical, and polymer related inventions.

Jacob has experience preparing original domestic patent applications. Jacob also has experience preparing responses to domestic Office actions from originally-filed applications and responses to foreign Office actions from the China National Intellectual Property Administration, European Patent Office, Japan Patent Office, Korean Intellectual Property Office, Taiwan Intellectual Property Office, and Intellectual Property India. Additionally, Jacob has conducted state-of-the-art investigations on potentially inventive concepts.

Jacob is a patent attorney and graduated first in his class from law school in May 2020. Jacob was the Managing Editor for the IP Edition of the Akron Law Review. Jacob is a member of the OSBA (Ohio State Bar Association), CMBA (Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association), and AIPLA (American IP Law Association).

Publications

  • T Dannenhoffer-Lafage, JW Wagner, AEP Durumeric, GA Voth, “Compatible observable decompositions for coarse-grained representations of real molecular systems,” Journal of Chemical Physics 151 (2019): 134115.
  • ME Sharp, FX Vazquez, JW Wagner, T Dannenhoffer-Lafage, GA Voth, “Multiconfigurational coarse-grained molecular dynamics,” Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation 15 (2019): 3306.
  • Y Han, J Jin, JW Wagner, GA Voth, “Quantum theory of multiscale coarse-graining,” Journal of Chemical Physics 148 (2018): 102335.
  • JW Wagner, T Dannenhoffer-Lafage, J Jin, GA Voth, “Extending the range and physical accuracy of coarse-grained models: Order parameter dependent interactions,” Journal of Chemical Physics 147 (2017): 044113.
  • JW Wagner, JF Dama, AEP Durumeric, GA Voth, “On the representability problem and the physical meaning of coarse-grained models,” Journal of Chemical Physics 145 (2016): 044108.
  • JW Wagner, JF Dama, GA Voth, “Predicting the sensitivity of multiscale coarse-grained models to their underlying fine-grained model parameters,” Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation 11 (2015): 3547.
  • S Jamali, A Boromand, S Khani, JW Wagner, M Yamanoi, J Maia, “Generalized mapping of multi-body dissipative particle dynamics onto fluid compressibility and the Flory-Huggins theory,” Journal of Chemical Physics 142 (2015): 164902.
  • JW Wagner, “The sensitivity and representability of coarse-grained models,” Ph.D. thesis in Chemistry at the University of Chicago, 2017.
  • JW Wagner, R Huang, M Yamanoi, J Maia, “Simulation of droplet breakup by dissipative particle dynamics,” Senior thesis in Physics at Case Western Reserve University, 2012 – Best Senior Thesis.
  • JW Wagner, S Jamali, M Yamanoi, J Maia, “Mapping of multi-body dissipative particle dynamics onto the Flory-Huggins theory,” Senior thesis in Polymer Science & Engineering at Case Western Reserve University, 2012 – Outstanding Senior Award.