Anuradha Vibhakar is a Trainee Patent Attorney in the Electronics & Software team in London. She supports clients working in the fields of electronics and AI, with experience spanning technologies including semiconductors, quantum devices, image processing methods, and medical devices. She works with a range of clients, from start-ups and SMEs to multinational organisations. Anuradha is also part of a select team of attorneys within the firm responsible for monitoring and analysing the evolving case law of the Unified Patent Court.
Anuradha has direct experience with optics, instrumentation, robotics and software through her previous postdoctoral research experience working for a world-class single crystal X-ray diffraction facility at the Diamond Light Source. Anuradha graduated with a First Class Integrated Master’s degree in Natural Sciences from University College London, specialising in her final year in Condensed Matter and Nano Physics. She then joined the Oxide Electronics Group at the Clarendon Laboratory, gaining a doctorate from the University of Oxford in research using neutron and x-ray scattering to study unconventional forms of quantum order in magnetic oxides.
During her research career, Anuradha co-authored numerous publications in journals such as Physical Review Letters and Nature Communications Physics and was awarded an ‘Editor’s Suggestion’ for two of her publications. She also had the opportunity to give invited talks around the world, notably in Italy, France, Switzerland, the US and China.
DPhil, Physics, University of Oxford (2021)
Msci, Natural Sciences, University College London (2017)
Anuradha Vibhakar is a Trainee Patent Attorney in the Electronics & Software team in London. She supports clients working in the fields of electronics and AI, with experience spanning technologies including semiconductors, quantum devices, image processing methods, and medical devices. She works with a range of clients, from start-ups and SMEs to multinational organisations. Anuradha is also part of a select team of attorneys within the firm responsible for monitoring and analysing the evolving case law of the Unified Patent Court.
Anuradha has direct experience with optics, instrumentation, robotics and software through her previous postdoctoral research experience working for a world-class single crystal X-ray diffraction facility at the Diamond Light Source. Anuradha graduated with a First Class Integrated Master’s degree in Natural Sciences from University College London, specialising in her final year in Condensed Matter and Nano Physics. She then joined the Oxide Electronics Group at the Clarendon Laboratory, gaining a doctorate from the University of Oxford in research using neutron and x-ray scattering to study unconventional forms of quantum order in magnetic oxides.
During her research career, Anuradha co-authored numerous publications in journals such as Physical Review Letters and Nature Communications Physics and was awarded an ‘Editor’s Suggestion’ for two of her publications. She also had the opportunity to give invited talks around the world, notably in Italy, France, Switzerland, the US and China.
DPhil, Physics, University of Oxford (2021)
Msci, Natural Sciences, University College London (2017)