Michael J. Attisha, Ph.D., an Intellectual Property & Technology of counsel in global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP’s Boston office, will moderate the panel, “Supply Chain & Capacity: Meeting Fusion’s Deployment Timeline,” at the FusionX:Americas conference June 9. The session will explore how to avoid supply chain bottlenecks, how to take advantage of opportunities across the fusion supply chain, and what it takes to finance new manufacturing infrastructure pre-confirmed demand. Greenberg Traurig is an event sponsor.
Attisha’s practice focuses on nuclear physics technologies, including fusion, quantum computing, and radioisotope production. He has counseled clients in these spaces for many years and has experience as an attorney working in-house at a fusion company. Attisha holds a Ph.D. in physics from Brown University and began his career working deep underground on a dark matter direct detection experiment. He has hands-on experience working with cryogenics, vacuum systems, low-temperature electronics, superconductors, and neutron shielding. As an attorney, he has experience drafting and prosecuting patent applications, conducting prior art searches, and developing patentability strategies for clients across various industries, including fusion.
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