Carl Morales

U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, 2005

Patent Agent

Ropes & Gray

Current

Current

Carl earned undergraduate degrees in chemistry and economics from Carnegie Mellon University where he conducted research on palladium catalyzed coupling reactions in the labs of Professor Stuart W. Staley. Carl received his doctorate in chemistry from Harvard University where he synthesized the complex natural product Longithorone A and developed ring closing ene-yne metathesis macrocyclization methodology under the guidance of Professor Matthew D. Shair. During his academic career, Carl taught numerous undergraduate and graduate level chemistry and economics courses. He has also authored papers in peer-reviewed journals and publicly presented his research on several occasions. Carl is the recipient of an NSF Pre-doctoral Fellowship, a Roche Fellowship, a GEM Graduate Fellowship, The Christiensen Prize, and numerous teaching awards.

New York University School of Law

J.D.

2009

Expected, Intellectual Property Law Scholar

Harvard University

Ph.D.

2004

Synthetic Organic Chemistry

Harvard University

2001

A.M. ,Synthetic Organic Chemistry

Carnegie Mellon University

M.S.

1999

Physical Organic Chemistry

with Departmental and University high honors

B.S.

1998

Chemistry and Economics double major with minor in Business