Senior Associate
Chartered Patent Attorney
European Patent Attorney
UK Design Attorney
MA Natural Sciences, University of Cambridge
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Eddie studied Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge, specialising in organic and biological chemistry. Prior to specialising in chemistry, Eddie also studied materials science and physics options.
She has experience assisting clients in a wide range of technologies including climate technologies, chemistry, life sciences, medical devices and diagnostics, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, regenerative and cell based therapies, skincare and cosmetics, food and drink, dietary supplements, materials, coatings, catalysts, and energy technologies.
Eddie particularly enjoys working with early-stage companies, such as start-ups and spin-outs, providing strategic and practical advice and support. As part of this work, she regularly delivers training sessions and presentations to cohorts participating in accelerator programmes and other business support initiatives.
She splits her time between Keltie’s London and Cambridge offices.
Eddie joined Keltie in 2023 shortly after qualifying as a UK and European Patent Attorney at a boutique intellectual property firm on the South Coast. She is a Senior Associate in the Life Sciences and Chemistry team at Keltie.
13.11.2025
Patent Protection for Cooling Technology Inventions: A Growing Market in a Warming WorldFollowing a sweltering summer, the demand for innovative cooling solutions in a nation built for drizzle has never been more apparent. Internationally, heatwaves have highlighted our collective vulnerability to rising temperatures and the need for more efficient, sustainable cooling technologies. For businesses this represents a significant opportunity in a rapidly expanding market to not just make our day-to-day lives cooler, but to meaningfully protect people against a changing climate.
06.11.2025
Interview with PlanOpSim: Accelerating the Future of Optical Metasurface DesignWe spoke with CEO and co-founder Lieven Penninck about the origins of PlanOpSim, how artificial intelligence is reshaping photonics development, and why simulation software must sit at the intersection of physics, accuracy, and manufacturability.
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