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Silicon FlatironsA Center for Law, Technology, and Entrepreneurship at the University of Colorado |
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PeopleSilicon Flatirons pulls together a network of faculty, leaders in the technology industry, practicing lawyers, and students to exchange ideas about the cutting edge issues at the intersection of law, technology and entrepreneurship. In so doing, we are building a "nerve center" of thought leaders and mentors for students seeking to understand and succeed in our increasingly information-based economy. We are fortunate to draw on a dynamic and talented group of affiliated faculty; an ever expanding and impressive group of fellows; an amazing group of individuals who serve on our advisory boards; a first-class group of companies and firms as supporters; and a valuable set of partnering organizations. Click the following links to learn more: Affiliated FacultySilicon Flatirons FellowsSilicon Flatirons BoardCommunications Advisory BoardIT & IP Advisory BoardEntrepreneurial Advisory BoardSupportersPartners |
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David St. John-Larkin David St. John-Larkin earned his J.D. at the University of Colorado School of Law in 2003, and graduated magna cum laude from Michigan Technological University with a B.S. in computer science. While at CU, Dave was actively involved with Silicon Flatirons. Dave is now an attorney at Merchant & Gould. His patent law background spans a wide range of technologies, including telecommunications, computer hardware and software, data communications and protocols, networking, digital and analog circuits, signal processing, and semiconductor technologies. Dave continues his support of CU and Silicon Flatirons, and is a frequent participant in conferences and roundtable discussions. In addition, Dave is a mentor to a first year law student and a member of the Silicon Flatirons Advisory Board. |
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