Emily Gamblen
Emily makes use of her scientific background and patents experience to support a wide range of clients, from scientific start-ups developing their intellectual property (IP) to large companies managing established patent portfolios.
Emily is involved in innovation capture, IP audits, patent drafting and prosecution.
With a background in quantum nanotechnology, she has specific expertise in low-dimensional and two-dimensional systems, graphene, superconducting materials and low-temperature techniques. She also applies her physics knowledge across other areas, including engineering and medical technology inventions.
Her interest in IP began during her PhD research, when she received academic commercialisation and spin-out training.
- Patent drafting
- IP audits
- Innovation capture and IP protection strategy development
- Global prosecution
- MPhys, Physics, University of Lancaster
- Member of the Institute of Physics
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How We Live Our Values: Ambition
Curiosity drives innovation, and as a trainee patent attorney with a background in research I bring that same curiosity to my work. I enjoy exploring complex technical concepts, dissecting inventions and learning the nuances of intellectual property law. My ambition is to go beyond surface understanding by asking the right questions and building a thorough grasp of the invention and legal matter at hand. This drive helps me develop the expertise I need to support clients effectively.
In My Own Words
When I transitioned from a role in research to working in IP, I was worried the change would be jarring (and that I would miss the lab). But I have no regrets. Working in IP has allowed me to see a huge range of new technologies and play a part in protecting their future. I get to use my problem-solving skills every day and stay close to the kind of science that first got me into research.
