Your science is real. Make sure everyone who needs to trust it, can.
You've done the hard part - the research, the data, the invention. Data Decoded handles the part that's just as hard and much less familiar: turning that work into a patent that holds up, a report a customer will act on, or a technical story a non-expert can actually follow.
About
Technical fluency. Legal precision. Clear communication.
Data Decoded is run by a scientist-engineer with a Ph.D. in astronautical engineering, an M.S. in chemistry, and hands-on, industry experience across materials failure analysis, instrumentation, and patent-side work - including inventor declarations and office action response drafting, with registration to practice before the USPTO in progress.
That combination is the point. Most technical experts can't draft a defensible patent claim. Most patent professionals can't run a failure analysis or read an instrument output. Data Decoded sits in the overlap: technical enough to get the science right, precise enough to get the claim right, and clear enough that the people who need to understand it - examiners, customers, executives - actually do.
This isn't generic consulting, and it isn't a law firm. It's technical judgment applied to the moments where getting it wrong is expensive.
The Gap This Fills
Your invention is real, but the disclosure doesn't capture what actually makes it defensible.
Your data is solid, but the report doesn't tell the customer what to do with it.
Your process works, but no one outside your lab can explain why.
You're technically right, and still not being understood by the people who decide whether to fund, buy, or approve it.
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This isn't a knowledge problem. It's a translation problem - and it's the one thing most technical people were never trained to solve.