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Sinead graduated from Imperial College London in 2019 with first class honours in Physics BSc. Her final year project focused on the use of nanomaterials for therapeutic and diagnostic purposes within medicine, and she was awarded the David Smith Prize for excellence in Medical MRI and Ultrasound.

Sinead joined the Engineering team at Keltie in 2024, after five years in the profession. She has experience in drafting and prosecuting applications for clients ranging from large multi-national companies to small university spin-outs and start-ups. Sinead’s technical experience includes medical devices, software, automotive technology, and environmental technology.

 

Sinead qualified as a UK and European Patent Attorney in 2023.

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SMEs and Patents: Unlocking Innovation and Economic Growth

30.04.2024

SMEs and Patents: Unlocking Innovation and Economic Growth

Intellectual property (IP) plays a pivotal role in driving innovation, fostering economic growth, and securing the competitive edge for companies. In the United Kingdom, IP intensive industries account for more than a quarter of the country’s output – around £300 billion a year – while intangible assets, including IP, may make up around 70 to 80% of a company’s overall value [1]. However, SMEs face unique challenges and opportunities when it comes to the realm of IP. In this article, Nathaniel Taylor sheds light on how SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises) can mitigate cost issues to capitalise on their IP.

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The role of modern technology in the revival of traditional architecture

16.08.2023

The role of modern technology in the revival of traditional architecture

When can old be new? This is not a riddle, but an important question in the field of architecture, where architects are using new tools to create traditional buildings that are built to last.

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