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Dr Jasmine Wyatt

Patent Assistant

London

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  • CIPA
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  • Certificate in Intellectual Property Law, Queen Mary University of London
  • PhD Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, King’s College London
  • Master of Research (MRes) Translational Cancer Medicine, King’s College London
  • BSc Biochemistry, King’s College London

I joined Boult following my PhD and time as a Post-Doctoral Researcher at King’s College London.

I have a strong technical background in a range of areas across biochemistry and cell biology. My love for science and keen interest in business and law led me to this profession.

I have a particular interest in oncology, having specialised for a number of years in cancer research during my academic career. I completed a doctorate investigating tumour-selective proteins with a focus on protein-engineering. I continued my research work as a post-doctoral scientist exploring the contribution of kinases in the metastasis of pancreatic cancer using CRISPR-Cas9.

Above all, I really enjoy learning about new technologies, keeping up-to-date with scientific discoveries and interacting with major innovators in the biotechnology space.

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“I have a strong technical background in a range of areas across biochemistry and cell biology and have a particular interest in oncology, having specialised for a number of years in cancer research during my academic career.”
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Biotechnology
  • Drug delivery
  • Gene editing (e.g. CRISPR)
  • Genomic and molecular tools and methods
  • Recombinant protein production and purification
Pharmaceuticals
  • Small molecule pharmaceuticals

I joined Boult following my PhD and time as a Post-Doctoral Researcher at King’s College London.

I have a strong technical background in a range of areas across biochemistry and cell biology. My love for science and keen interest in business and law led me to this profession.

I have a particular interest in oncology, having specialised for a number of years in cancer research during my academic career. I completed a doctorate investigating tumour-selective proteins with a focus on protein-engineering. I continued my research work as a post-doctoral scientist exploring the contribution of kinases in the metastasis of pancreatic cancer using CRISPR-Cas9.

Above all, I really enjoy learning about new technologies, keeping up-to-date with scientific discoveries and interacting with major innovators in the biotechnology space.

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G1/24 explained: the description and figures must be considered in claim interpretation

G1/24 clarifies claim interpretation under the EPC, confirming that the description and drawings must always be consulted - an important shift in EPO practice.

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G1/24: The Enlarged Board of Appeal issues its decision

In G1/24, the EPO Enlarged Board ruled that claims must always be interpreted in light of the description and drawings when assessing patentability, even if the claims appear clear on their own.

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Update: Oral proceedings in case G1/24 – we await the Enlarged Board’s written decision

Oral proceedings before the Enlarged Board of Appeal (G1/24) were held on 28 March 2025, to discuss the extent to which the

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Multidrug-resistant bacteria discovered in space

Microbes are ubiquitous here on Earth and can survive a range of environmental conditions encompassing broad ranges of temperature, pH, salinity, energy,

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Clinical trials and prior disclosure – a difficult balancing act for patentees.

The European Patent Office (EPO) has recently ruled that patients in a clinical trial were not members of the public such that

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