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`FUJITSU NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS, INC.
`Petitioner
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`THOMAS SWAN & CO. LTD.
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`Patent Owner
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`Inter Partes Review Case No. Unassigned
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`DECLARATION OF LOUISE CLARKE
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`I, LOUISE CLARKE, declare as follows:
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`I am over the age of eighteen (18) years of age and competent to make this
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`declaration.
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`I am Deputy Superintendent of the Manuscripts Reading Room at
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`Cambridge University Library (“CUL”).
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`I began working at CUL as a book
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`fetcher in 1988 and continued in that position until 1990. From 1990 until 2001, I
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`worked at CUL in cataloguing. In September 2001, I became Deputy
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`Superintendent of the Manuscripts Reading Room at CUL. Since then, I have been
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`responsible for processing and cataloguing theses at CUL.
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`FNC 1015
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`four theses specified below were added to the CUL catalogue for the public to
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`access.
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`Tan, Kim Leong, Dynamic Holography Using Ferroelectric Liquid
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`Crystal on Silicon Spatial Light Modulators (February 1999) (“Tan
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`Thesis”)
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`Parker, Michael Charles, Dynamic Holograms for Wavelength
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`Division Multiplexing (November 1996) (“Parker Thesis”)
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`Warr, Stephen Thomas, Frec-Space Switching for Optical Fibre
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`Networks (July 1996) (“Warr Thesis”)
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`Cohen, Adam David, Spatial Light Modulator Technologies for WDM
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`(April 1998) (“Cohen Thesis”)
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`(together, “the Theses”).
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`Ireviewed the catalogue entries for each of the Theses and was able to see
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`that the Theses were approved by the Board of Graduate Studies on the foliowing
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`respective dates:
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`Tan Thesis — 15 June 1999 (author/title published in the Cambridge
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`University Reporter on Wednesday 30 Tune 1999)
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`Parker Thesis — 18 March 1997 (author/tide published in the
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`Cambridge University Reporter on Wednesday 23 April 1997)
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`Cambridge University Reporter on Wednesday 15 January 1997)
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`Cohen Thesis — 24 July 1998 (author/title published in the Cambridge
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`University Reporter on Wednesday 5 August 1998)
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`The Theses were added to the CUL catalogue prior to the update of the CUL
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`catalogue to the Voyager Library Management System in 2002.
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`Prior to 2002, the CUL catalogue was maintained in an inmhouse database.
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`Because I was responsible for adding theses to the CUL catalogue since September
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`2001, I personally used the iii-house database and am familiar with how theses
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`were added to the CUL catalogue in the course of regularly conducted activity of
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`CUL’s business using that system, which was in place from the 19903 until the
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`implementation of the Voyager Library Management System in 2002.
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`During that time period, it was common and regular practice for a thesis to
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`be added to the CUL catalogue approximately one month after the date on which
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`the thesis was approved by the Board of Graduate Studies. In accordance with the
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`common practice during this time period, the Board of Graduate Studies would
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`regularly provide an electronic file to CUL that included bibliographic information
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`of recently approved theses and upon receipt, the bibliographic information for
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`these theses would be loaded from the electronic file into the CUL catalogue in the
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`in-house database. Theses added to the CUL catalogue in the in—house database
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`searching the CUL catalogue. Upon being added to the CUL catalogue, theses
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`themselves were shelved in CUL and made freely available to the general public.
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`Based on my personal knowledge and experience, and because these are
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`standard records of CUL’s regularly conducted activity, it is my true and
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`reasonable belief that each of the Theses would have been added to the CUL
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`catalogue for the public to access approximately one month from the above
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`respective dates on which each of the Theses was approved by the Board of
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`Graduate Studies.
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`Moreover, I am highly confident that the Theses were added to the CUL
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`catalogue and records of the Theses were available for the public to access using
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`the CUL catalogue in the in—house database by no later than six months from the
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`above respective dates on which each of the Theses was approved by the Board of
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`Graduate Studies.
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`I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States of
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`America that the foregoing is true and correct.
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`Executed at Cambridge, England on the Eday of August, 2014.
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`By: Wfifi/M/W
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`LOUISE CLARKE
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