Patent Assistant
MEng Biomedical Engineering - University of Strathclyde
+44 (0) 20 7329 8888molly.yau@keltie.comThank you
Molly graduated from the University of Strathclyde in 2024 with a Master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering, achieving distinction. During this time, she studied a wide range of topics such as tissue mechanics, clinical and sports biomechanics, and biomedical instrumentation and electronics.
Her research explored biomechanical measures of stability for quantifying The Knee Santy Athletic Return to Sports (K-STARTS) protocol, helping to monitor the recovery of patients post anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction and reduce the rate of re-rupture.
The research was in partnership with the orthopaedic surgery department at NHS Lanarkshire.
In 2024, Molly joined the engineering team at Keltie as a Patent Assistant.
12.11.2024
What is a work of artistic craftsmanship in UK copyright Law? Insights from WaterRower v LikingThis much-awaited Decision sees the UK's approach to copyright for 3-dimensional works diverge from that of the EU. It also provides some guidance on the criteria for a ‘work of artistic craftsmanship’ under UK copyright law, with relevance to the field of applied arts, and especially to vintage design. Keltie attorney Emily Weal explains why this decision matters, and what it means.
13.06.2024
Europe’s Leading Patent Law FirmKeltie is proud to be ranked as one of Europe’s leading Patent Law Firms in the Financial Times 2024 Listings. This is the sixth time the IP firm has been recognised and Keltie is again in the top ten firms overall.
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