John Nasielski

This inventor holds 63 USPTO granted patents and 15 published patent applications, plus 5 CIPO patents and 32 EPO patents, primarily in Wireless Communication (CPC class H04W). Top assignees: Qualcomm Incorporated, Other. Active years: 2008-2026.

USPTO Granted Patents = 63 (Patent Applications = 15)

% Patents Active = 79.4

CIPO Patents = 5 (Patent Applications = 2)

EPO Patents = 32 (Patent Applications = 41)

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.6

ph-index = 10

Forward Citations = 364(Granted Patents)

Forward Citations (Not Self Cited) = 336(Dec 10, 2025)

Inventors with similar research interests:

Company Filing History:

59 out of 44,749

Qualcomm Incorporated

patents

4 out of 834,411

Other

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Years Active: 2008-2026

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Areas of Expertise:

Wireless Communication

IoT Security

Policy Enforcement

Network Tokens

VoIP Support

Data Provenance

Machine to Machine

Dynamic Subscriptions

Network Configuration

Multi-USIM

Service Contexts

Connectivity Sessions

63 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 12701568 - Schedule gap for multi-SIM user equipment (2026-08-04),

2. 12470981 - Passthrough of messages in an accelerator of a distributed unit (2025-11-11),

3. 12342411 - Fast connection release after paging response (2025-06-24),

4. 12309741 - Responding to paging by multiple-universal subscription identity module devices (2025-05-20),

5. 12250537 - Secure multiparty computation for internet of things communications (2025-03-11),

6. 12185403 - Suspend and resume techniques with radio access network (RAN) and user plane function (UPF) buffered downlink data for multi-USIM user equipment (2024-12-31),

7. 11910191 - Efficient policy enforcement using network tokens for services—user-plane approach (2024-02-20),

8. 11729619 - Methods and apparatus for wireless communication using a security model to support multiple connectivity and service contexts (2023-08-15),

9. 11570622 - Efficient policy enforcement using network tokens for services—user-plane approach (2023-01-31),

10. 11553335 - Secure multiparty computation for Internet of Things communications (2023-01-10),

11. 11546350 - Data provenance (2023-01-03),

12. 11516667 - Aggregate data provenance (2022-11-29),

13. 11290382 - Efficient policy enforcement for downlink traffic using network access tokens—control-plane approach (2022-03-29),

14. 11265712 - Efficient policy enforcement using network tokens for services—user-plane approach (2022-03-01),

15. 11234126 - Methods and apparatus for wireless communication using a security model to support multiple connectivity and service contexts (2022-01-25),

Title: The Innovative Journey of John Nasielski: Pioneering Wireless Communication in San Diego

Introduction: John Nasielski, a prolific inventor based in San Diego, CA, has made significant contributions to the field of wireless communication with an impressive portfolio comprising 56 patents.

Latest Patents:

1. Methods and apparatus for wireless communication using a security model to support multiple connectivity and service contexts: John Nasielski's groundbreaking work introduces a security model that enables multiple connectivity and service contexts while sharing a single connectivity context, revolutionizing network connections.

2. Efficient policy enforcement using network tokens for services - user-plane approach: Nasielski's innovative approach involves initiating connections with application servers, deriving network tokens for efficient policy enforcement, and enhancing data packet delivery with the inclusion of network tokens.

Career Highlights: Nasielski's remarkable career includes working at esteemed companies such as Qualcomm Incorporated, where he honed his skills and expertise in wireless communication technologies. His tenure at Qualcomm has been instrumental in shaping his inventive journey.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, John Nasielski has collaborated with industry experts such as Gavin Bernard Horn and Soo Bum Lee. These collaborations have enriched his innovative endeavors and contributed to the advancement of wireless communication technologies.

Conclusion: John Nasielski's exceptional work in wireless communication, as evidenced by his numerous patents and collaborations, showcases his commitment to pushing the boundaries of innovation. His contributions have undoubtedly left an indelible mark on the industry, and his legacy continues to inspire future generations of inventors in the field of technology.