Morgan Arnold is a Registered Patent Agent at Gallium Law. Morgan graduated from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities with a B.S. in Biochemistry. During her undergraduate studies, she was a volunteer EMT, became a lead tutor at the University of Minnesota Libraries, founded the Knitting and Crochet Club, and participated in various research projects.

 

Morgan’s research experience spans computational biology, pharmacology, and mathematical modeling of biological systems. She has conducted research at the Hormel Institute, where she developed and validated numerical models for understanding cancer progression, and in the University of Minnesota’s Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology department, contributing to AI/ML projects predicting cancer treatment outcomes using multi-omics datasets.

 

In addition to her research, Morgan has a strong background in technical writing, literature review, and patent and prior art search, with a thorough understanding of USPTO rules and regulations. She loves learning new things and collaborating with inventors to help them reach their goals.

 

During her spare time, Morgan enjoys tutoring, birdwatching, running, and learning violin.