Samantha Dixon
AI Patent Examiner at patentreviewpro.com
Samantha Dixon is a PhD candidate in Intellectual Property Law at Stanford University, where her research focuses on computational approaches to prior art analysis and the semantic structure of patent claims. She also investigates how claim construction evolves across jurisdictions, aiming to improve patent prosecution strategies. Deep experience. Intellectual curiosity.
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Recent articles by Samantha Dixon
- 2026 USPTO PAIR Data: Rule 132 Clustering & Citation Saturation August 19, 2026
- 2026 USPTO AI Guidance: Neural Claims and EPO Costs August 17, 2026
- Semantic Math Cuts Examiner Workflows 30%: Thresholds & Limits August 15, 2026
- Samsung vs LG 2025 Solid-State Patent Claim Scope and Licensing August 14, 2026
- EPO vs U: 27% Antecedent Basis Gap and Drafting Strategy August 12, 2026
- The USPTO 2024 Terminal Disclaimer Rule: The 214-Day Gap Trap August 12, 2026
- AI Prior Art Search Alters 63% of Claim Constructions in Reexam August 12, 2026
- 2024 Terminal Disclaimer: Clustering Beats Costly ODP August 11, 2026