Pamela Wang is a registered Patent Agent whose practice focuses on U.S. and international patent prosecution in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, chemistry, medical devices, and life sciences fields. Pamela works with clients to develop and prosecute patent portfolios in the United States and abroad.

Pamela received two bachelor’s degrees from Wake Forest University in Physics, with a concentration in Biophysics and Biochemistry, and Chemistry. While a Ph.D. Candidate in Physics at Case Western Reserve University, she taught as a graduate teaching assistant.  

Prior to joining Howson & Howson, Pamela conducted interdisciplinary research in blood biophysics, molecular biology, nanotechnology, and renewable energy. Her research focused on nitric oxide signaling, hemoglobin biochemistry, vascular physiology, and nanomaterial-based photovoltaic technologies. Her work contributed to studies involving sickle cell disease and dietary nitrate therapeutics. She has co-authored peer-reviewed publications inNature Chemical Biology and Nitric Oxide, as well as a technical publication in optical engineering.