Anastasia Greenberg, PhD
Senior Associate
Anastasia Greenberg is a senior associate who focuses her practice on a variety of complex intellectual property matters, including litigation, pre-litigation/due-diligence and prosecution/portfolio management. Dr. Greenberg supports emerging and established clients in the life sciences industry and has handled a wide array of technical matters spanning biologics and medical devices, including macromolecules, antibodies, vaccines, drug delivery systems and molecular diagnostic devices. She has represented clients in patent disputes in district court and the Federal Circuit as well as in post-grant proceedings before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board.
Dr. Greenberg earned her PhD in Neuroscience from the University of Alberta, where she studied mechanisms of applying electrical stimulation to the brain to enhance memory processing. She received a Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Scholarship and a Governor General’s Silver Medal.
Prior to joining WilmerHale, Dr. Greenberg worked as a startup consultant and provided legal and business information on intellectual property, corporate and regulatory matters. She previously worked as a Scientific Review board member for the Branch Out Neurological Foundation and a Google Public Policy Fellow in Washington DC, where she advised policymakers on AI medical devices and submitted regulatory comments to the FDA, among other responsibilities.
Publications
- "Stimulating forebrain communications: slow sinusoidal electric fields over frontal cortices dynamically modulate hippocampal activity and cortico-hippocampal interplay during …," A Greenberg, TA Whitten, CT Dickson, NeuroImage, 133, 189-206 (2016)
- "ANI inactivation: unconditioned anxiolytic effects of anisomycin in the ventral hippocampus," A Greenberg, R Ward‐Flanagan, CT Dickson, D Treit, Hippocampus, 24 (11), 1308-1316 (2014)
- "Spontaneous and electrically modulated spatiotemporal dynamics of the neocortical slow oscillation and associated local fast activity," A Greenberg, CT Dickson, NeuroImage, 83, 782-794 (2013)
- "New waves: Rhythmic electrical field stimulation systematically alters spontaneous slow dynamics across mouse neocortex," A Greenberg, JK Abadchi, CT Dickson, MH Mohajerani, NeuroImage, 174, 328-339 (2018)
- "Inside the Mind's Eye: An International Perspective on Data Privacy Law in the Age of Brain Machine Interfaces," A Greenberg, Alb. LJ Sci. & Tech. 29, 79 (2019)
- "Electrical manipulation of cortical and hippocampal dynamics during slow-wave states," A Greenberg (2016)
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Credentials
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Education
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JD, McGill University, Faculty of Law, 2019
Dean's Honor List Executive Online Editor, McGill Journal of Law and Health -
PhD, Neuroscience, University of Alberta, 2016
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BA, Psychology, York University, 2011
summa cum laude
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Admissions
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Massachusetts
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US Patent and Trademark Office
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Languages
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English
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French
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Russian
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Credentials
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Education
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JD, McGill University, Faculty of Law, 2019
Dean's Honor List Executive Online Editor, McGill Journal of Law and Health -
PhD, Neuroscience, University of Alberta, 2016
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BA, Psychology, York University, 2011
summa cum laude
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Admissions
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Massachusetts
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US Patent and Trademark Office
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Languages
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English
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French
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Russian
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