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Amelia studied physics at the University of Liverpool and graduated with a first in 2016. Her studies included semiconductor applications, material physics, nuclear physics and quantum and atomic physics. Amelia has work experience in biophysics research, medical device manufacturing and machine testing and interned at Manchester Medical School and The Christie Hospital in 2015, where she analysed MRI data with an oncologist and clinician scientist.

Amelia joined Keltie’s software department in 2017 and works with a range of technologies including AI and machine learning, medical instrumentation, and automotive engineering. She works with start-ups and large corporations and has experience drafting and prosecuting patent applications and filing design applications. Amelia has also worked in-house in the intellectual property department of a major UK automotive manufacturer.

 

Amelia is a Chartered UK patent attorney, a UK design attorney, and a European patent attorney.

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Generative AI and the Race for Patent Protection: Insights from WIPO’s Patent Landscape Report

13.03.2025

Generative AI and the Race for Patent Protection: Insights from WIPO’s Patent Landscape Report

The rise of generative AI has sparked a surge in patent filings in this field. In her latest article, Amelia Ross explores key insights from WIPO’s Patent Landscape Report on generative AI, including which companies and countries are driving this explosion of innovation.

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Size Matters – The Rise of Fake Graphene

10.08.2021

Size Matters – The Rise of Fake Graphene

Graphene is a remarkable material, not only in its physical properties but in its high-profile reputation. That reputation gives it an impressive 'selling power' in everything from consumer goods to research proposals. But not all graphene is created equal, and very poor-quality or 'fake' graphene might be as easy to come by as the real stuff...

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