Temple is an Associate at HULSEYIP. His practice involves preparing and prosecuting patent applications, strategic patent counseling, and conducting due diligence investigations. Temple’s experience and expertise includes electronic devices, energy and power technology, semiconductors, wave theory, mechanical apparatuses, optical devices, and computer and software technologies.
Temple received his J.D. from The University of Texas School of Law in 2009. At UT Law, Temple served as a Chief Articles Editor for the Texas Intellectual Property Law Journal and received a Dean’s Merit Scholarship. Before law school, Temple received his Bachelor of Science in Physics from Rice University in 2004. His technical experience includes working in a laser laboratory at the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center of the U.S. Navy in San Diego, California and building a grating-locked diode laser system for use in laser-cooling experiments involving ultracold neutral plasmas.
TECHNOLOGY PROFICIENCIES
Energy & Power Distribution Technologies
Aerospace & Transportation Technology
Electronics and Computer Hardware & Software
Consumer Products & Services
Telecommunications
Optics
Financial Services
Internet & e-Commerce
Materials Science
Mechanical Engineering
Medical Devices
Nanotechnology
Semiconductor Processing & Devices
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
State Bar of Texas IP Section Patent Legislation/USPTO Practice Committee
Texas Young Lawyers Association
Austin Rice Alliance Steering Committee
PUBLICATIONS/TEACHING
“Spectroscopy of the 3P1 – 3S1 Transition in Strontium” (Undergraduate Thesis)
PRIOR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals (Intern)
Rice University, Ultracold Atoms and Plasmas Group (Research Assistant, 2003–2004)
Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Laboratory (Lab assistant, 2002) |
