Simona Misakova

Patent Scientist
Bath
smisakova@eip.com

Biography

Simona joined EIP having completed a Master’s degree in Materials Science at Oxford University. Her studies covered a wide range of areas from Nanomaterials and Engineering Ceramics to Materials for Energy Production. Specifically, the focus of her final year research project was Sustainable High Entropy Alloys.

She has also participated in projects and researched on increasing fatigue strength of Fe-based sintered components and evaluated the processing of tantalum sheets. Simona speaks Slovak, French, Czech, as well as English and is currently learning German.

At EIP, Simona has worked on drafting and prosecuting patent applications in various technical areas including mechanical engineering and materials science, aerospace structures and systems, consumer products, goods transportation, heavy machinery, and packaging. She has a particular interest in inventions in the sustainable materials space.

She has now completed her Postgraduate certificate in Intellectual Property at Bournemouth University, and it currently working towards becoming a Chartered Patent Attorney and European Patent Attorney.

Recent Work
Publications
Education
  • Postgraduate Certificate in Intellectual Property Law (Merit) - Bournemouth University
  • MEng Materials Science - University of Oxford (2018 — 2022)
Languages Spoken
  • English (Fluent)
  • Slovak (Fluent)
  • French (Advanced)
  • Czech (Advanced)
  • German (Basic)
Career History
  • Patent Scientist at EIP (2022 — present)
Specialisms
  • Digital: Additive manufacturing, Semiconductors
  • Dynamics: Materials engineering
  • Elements: Materials science, Semiconductors
Awards

The latest from

Simona Misakova

Vision 2035: The need for Innovation to meet ambitious targets set by the UK’s new critical minerals strategy
03 December 2025
The UK’s Critical Minerals Strategy 2025 sets ambitious targets to secure essential minerals for key industries by boosting domestic production, recycling, and innovation. The article highlights the vital role of intellectual property (IP) in supporting technological advances, encouraging collaboration, and strengthening the UK’s supply chains for a sustainable future.

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