Klarquist Sparkman has experience in handling the complex cross‑disciplinary technologies of biomedical informatics.  The Firm has prosecuted many United States patent applications in this relatively new field.  The Firm’s biomedical informatics group integrates knowledge of biotechnology, statistics, software, hardware, electrical technology, chemistry, and physics.  Open communication between our patent professionals with varied technological backgrounds is essential to effective representation of clients in matters involving multiple disciplines.

Klarquist Sparkman’s diverse biomedical informatics patent work includes inventions in many fields, such as biomedical devices; biomedical imaging techniques and analysis; medical signal processing analysis; biomedical computing simulators; high‑throughput genomic and proteomic techniques and methods of analysis; gene, protein and epidemiological prediction methods; array analysis, including protein, nucleic acid, and metabolite microarrays; pharmacogenomics; biomedical database interoperability; biomedical data and image compression techniques; and biomedical applications of nanotechnology.

Attorney contacts for our Biomedical Informatics group: Gregory Maurer or William Noonan, M.D.