John W. Cox, Ph.D.

• Moderator, Legislative Developments Discussion, 2015 Atlanta IP SpringPosium, April 2015
• Presenter, Seminar on Inequitable Conduct Case Law, 2013 BIO IP Counsels Committee Conference, March 2013
• Moderator of Case Law Discussion, 2012 BIO IP Counsels Committee Conference, April 2012
• Dissertation Research Presentation, Seminar on The Study of Interactions between Multinuclear Platinum Complexes and DNA with a Focus on Ligands, Linker Groups, and Kinetics: A Molecular Modeling and NMR Study, Virginia Commonwealth University, March 2000 

These presentations occurred prior to joining Barnes & Thornburg.

• “Considerations for Leveraging IP in the Life Sciences Sector,” National Law Review, March 3, 2020
• “Sections 101 and 112: Eligibility, Patentability, or Somewhere in Between?,” IP Watchdog, March 22, 2017
• Co-author, “A Brief History of Supreme Court Interest in Patent-Eligible Subject Matter Under 35 U.S.C. § 101,” University of Florida Journal of Technology Law and Policy, 2014
• Quoted, “Decision May Spur Innovation, Put Other Firms' Patents at Risk, Specialty Pharmacy News,” July 2013
• Quoted, “Scalia Won't Sign Off On DNA Science In Gene Ruling,” Law360, June 13, 2013
• Quoted, “Attorneys React To High Court's Gene Patent Ruling,” Law360, June 13, 2013
• Co-author, “The Supreme Court is Paying Attention to Patent Law Again,” Law360, April 1, 2013
• “Biotech Patent Case Law Updates at the IPCC,” BIOtechNOW, May 1, 2012
• Co-author, “Kinetic Analysis of the Stepwise Formation of a Long-range DNA Interstrand Cross-link by a Dinuclear Platinum Antitumor Complex: Evidence for Aquated Intermediates and Formation of Both Kinetically and Thermodynamically Controlled Conformers,” Am. Chem. Soc., 2001,123 (7), 1316-1326

These publications occurred prior to joining Barnes & Thornburg.