Partner Michael H. Brodowski, Ph.D., will be the featured speaker at the IP & Coffee Seminar Series – Celebrating World IP Day! hosted by the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Office of Biotechnology and Business Development.

Dr. Brodowski will present “The Bayh‑Dole Act: 45 Years Later,” examining the enduring impact of the Bayh‑Dole Act on intellectual property strategy, technology transfer, and the commercialization of federally funded research. His remarks will draw on decades of experience advising companies, investors, and academic and research institutions on complex patent portfolio strategy, market exclusivity, and life‑cycle management for innovative technologies and FDA‑approved products.

This special seminar also marks World IP Day, highlighting the role of intellectual property in fostering innovation and translating research into real‑world impact.