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Sarah graduated from Imperial College London in 2015 with a Master’s Degree in Physics with a Year in Europe. Her studies included a wide range of Physics topics which included quantum mechanics, plasma physics, quantum computing, general relativity, cosmology and electromagnetism.

During her degree, Sarah spent a year studying at Phelma, Grenoble INP in France, where she completed her Master’s project studying the generation of a plasmonic response in metallic nanoparticles.

 

Sarah joined Keltie in 2017, and is training to become a qualified UK and European patent attorney.

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Leading the way in life sciences IP: Q&A with Devanand Crease

15.01.2026

Leading the way in life sciences IP: Q&A with Devanand Crease

Keltie is again recognised among the very best in global patent practice, with Partner Devanand Crease named an IAM Global Leader for 2026. The IAM Global Leaders list highlights individuals who combine outstanding technical expertise with strategic insight and commercial awareness. This recognition reflects extensive market feedback, individual excellence, and demonstrates Keltie’s commitment to delivering tailored, business-focused IP advice that supports innovation.

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The Effect of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) on Opposition Proceedings at the European Patent Office (EPO)

02.05.2025

The Effect of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) on Opposition Proceedings at the European Patent Office (EPO)

The introduction of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) has brought significant changes to the European patent landscape. This article, written by Nathaniel Taylor (of Keltie's Opposition and Appeals team), takes a closer look at the impact of the UPC on opposition proceedings at the European Patent Office (EPO). The article draws on a full year's worth of opposition data - available as of 1 April 2025 - for European patents granted since the Unitary Patent system began (i.e., European patents granted between 1 June 2023 and 1 June 2024). The analysis explores overall trends, technology-specific patterns, and the strategic motives behind relative opposition rates.

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