Georgia is an Associate based in Manchester and a qualified UK and European Patent Attorney specialising in artificial intelligence, quantum computing and advanced computer‑implemented inventions. She draws on a background in physics, including a PhD in nanoscience, to engage confidently with mathematically and technically complex subject matter, bridging software and physical systems. Her experience spans frontier technologies including core AI, quantum device design and quantum firmware.
She has extensive experience drafting and prosecuting computer‑implemented inventions that sit close to the boundaries of excluded subject matter. She applies a strong understanding of UKIPO and EPO case law alongside practical prosecution strategies to address technical contribution objections. Her technical work covers core and applied AI, full‑stack software systems, classical and quantum processors, signal processing and communications protocols.
Georgia advises multinational technology companies, deep tech scale‑ups, early stage businesses and university spin‑outs. She also provides IP audits and supports founders and investors with commercially focused portfolio development and strategy.
She is a Chartered (UK) Patent Attorney and European Patent Attorney. She holds a PhD in Nanoscience from the University of Manchester and an MPhys in Physics from the University of Sheffield.
European Patent Attorney
Chartered (UK) Patent Attorney
PhD Nanoscience, University of Manchester (2018)
MPhs Physics, University of Sheffield (2013)
Georgia is an Associate based in Manchester and a qualified UK and European Patent Attorney specialising in artificial intelligence, quantum computing and advanced computer‑implemented inventions. She draws on a background in physics, including a PhD in nanoscience, to engage confidently with mathematically and technically complex subject matter, bridging software and physical systems. Her experience spans frontier technologies including core AI, quantum device design and quantum firmware.
She has extensive experience drafting and prosecuting computer‑implemented inventions that sit close to the boundaries of excluded subject matter. She applies a strong understanding of UKIPO and EPO case law alongside practical prosecution strategies to address technical contribution objections. Her technical work covers core and applied AI, full‑stack software systems, classical and quantum processors, signal processing and communications protocols.
Georgia advises multinational technology companies, deep tech scale‑ups, early stage businesses and university spin‑outs. She also provides IP audits and supports founders and investors with commercially focused portfolio development and strategy.
She is a Chartered (UK) Patent Attorney and European Patent Attorney. She holds a PhD in Nanoscience from the University of Manchester and an MPhys in Physics from the University of Sheffield.
European Patent Attorney
Chartered (UK) Patent Attorney
PhD Nanoscience, University of Manchester (2018)
MPhs Physics, University of Sheffield (2013)