Assertion: patent attorney | /r/HasAspect | degree
Facets:
value: in computer engineering
type: OTHER
value: in chemistry
type: OTHER
value: in neuroscience
type: OTHER
value: in genetics
type: OTHER
value: in medicine
type: OTHER
value: in biology
type: OTHER
value: in biochemistry
type: OTHER
value: in astrophysics
type: OTHER
value: in computer science
type: OTHER
value: in physics
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Patent attorneys might be mechanical engineers, have a degree in one of the "hard sciences" (electrical engineering, computer science, computer engineering, physics and astrophysics), or have a degree in one of the "life sciences" (biology, biochemistry, chemistry, organic chemistry, genetics, neuroscience, medicine and chemical engineering).
text: Patent attorneys might be mechanical engineers, have a degree in one of the "hard sciences" (electrical engineering, computer science, computer engineering, physics and astrophysics), or have a degree in one of the "life sciences" (biology, biochemistry, chemistry, organic chemistry, genetics, neuroscience, medicine and chemical engineering).
text: Some patent attorneys work in the "hard sciences" areas, and have degrees in electrical engineering, computer science, computer engineering, physics or astrophysics.
text: Other patent attorneys work in the "life sciences" area, and have degrees in biology, biochemistry, chemistry, organic chemistry, genetics, neuroscience, medicine or chemical engineering.
text: Patent attorneys who handle patents involving hard sciences have degrees in electrical engineering, computer science, computer engineering, physics or astrophysics.
text: Patent attorneys who handle patents involvinglife sciences have degrees in biology, biochemistry, chemistry, organic chemistry, genetics, neuroscience, medicine or chemical engineering.
text: Patent attorneys who work with patents involving machines have degrees in mechanical engineering.