Fletcher Yoder

Godwin graduated from the University of Cape Coast in 2018 with a B.S. in Biochemistry, where he researched plant-based materials for managing type 2 diabetes through enzyme inhibition studies. He earned his M.S. in Chemistry from East Tennessee State University in 2021, where he was named Miss Margaret Sells Chemistry Scholar. He focused on designing carbon-based quantum dots and drug conjugates for cancer imaging and treatment.

In 2025, Godwin completed his Ph.D. in Chemistry at the University of Texas at Dallas. His doctoral research specialized in designing small organic molecules and drug conjugates with anticancer properties, as well as advanced polymers, resulting in several peer-reviewed publications. During his studies, he served as a Technology Transfer and Licensing Intern to support patent commercialization.

Godwin’s professional experience includes serving as a Patent Agent at P&T Law, where he prepared and prosecuted patent applications in bioengineered bacteria, consumer products, and medical devices. Godwin joined Fletcher Yoder in April 2025 as a Patent Agent.