Anushree Subramaniam, Ph.D.
Vice President
Anushree Subramaniam, Ph.D. is a Vice President at Intensity, LLC with expertise in health economics, behavioral economics, applied microeconomics, economics of innovation, industrial organization, and applied econometrics.
Dr. Subramaniam provides expertise in high-stakes litigation cases relating to biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, biosimilars, healthcare informatics, consumer electronics, and telecommunication technology. Dr. Subramaniam performs complex, data-driven analyses of reasonable royalties, lost profits, irreparable harm, injunctive relief, commercial success, and patent portfolio value.
A few examples of Dr. Subramaniam’s work include the following projects:
| Irreparable harm relating to biosimilar entry. Evaluated economic harm relating to biosimilar entry for a blockbuster drug, including analysis of product pricing, competition, off label use, promotional activity, physician prescribing behavior, insurance coverage, and other complex marketplace factors.
| Valuation of USB technology for mobile telecommunication devices. Assessed the value of patents relating to USB charging technology used in smartphones, including analysis of prices, incremental consumer and producer surplus, and smartphone component and manufacturing costs by implementing the patented technology.
| Evaluation of damages relating to alleged infringement of technologies relating to surgical devices. Evaluated reasonable royalties relating to alleged infringement of surgical technology patents, including analysis of marketplace competition, surgeon preferences, pricing, substitution between products, and apportionment to the patented technology.
| Allegations of antitrust violations relating to healthcare informatics software. Assessed antitrust issues relating to healthcare informatics software, including analysis of market definition, market concentration, barriers to entry, lost profits, and assessed the impacts of false advertising on sales and profitability.
Dr. Subramaniam earned her Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Chicago, where she specialized in health economics and applied microeconomics. Dr. Subramaniam received high honors including the Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Completion Fellowship.
Dr. Subramaniam earned dual Bachelor of Science degrees at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. One in Economics, and the other in Mathematics. She also served as a researcher in MIT’s Biomaterials Science and Engineering Lab.
In addition to her work in economics, Dr. Subramaniam is an accomplished pianist and composer. She has performed internationally in Malaysia, Hong Kong, Australia and the United States, possesses perfect pitch, and was a recipient of the MIT Emerson Scholarship for music excellence.