Grant Shoebridge joined Shelston IP in 2006. His areas of technical expertise include molecular biology, immunology and cancer.
Grant has many years' experience working as a research scientist in industry. Following his PhD, which examined the structural basis of immunoglobulin polyreactivity, Grant worked as a postdoctoral scientist at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital (Sydney) investigating metastasis of breast cancer. He was subsequently employed in the Institut de Biochimie in Switzerland to develop high throughput fluorescent assays. Grant returned to Australia in 2002 and worked as an National Health and Medical Research Centre (NH&MRC) Senior Research Officer at the Centenary Institute of Cancer Medicine and Cell Biology (Sydney) on the development of a DNA vaccine against Tuberculosis.
Prior to joining Shelston IP Grant worked at Apollo Life Sciences where he was involved in the preparation of patent applications and prior art searching.
Grant enjoys surfing, skiing and cooking.
Industry Sectors
Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals
Medical Devices & Diagnostic Technology
Affiliations
Member - Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys of Australia (IPTA)
Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New Zealand (IPSANZ)
Qualifications
2008 Master of Industrial Property, University of Technology, Sydney
2007 Registered Patent and Trade Marks Attorney, Australia
1998 PhD University of Technology, Sydney
1988 BSc (Hons) Macquarie University, Sydney
