Background
Scott is a Trainee Patent Attorney in the Dehns Engineering Group. He joined the Manchester Office in September 2022 after graduating from Durham University with a First Class Master’s degree in Physics & Astronomy.
During his studies, he covered a broad range of topics including quantum mechanics and computing, laser physics, electronics and astrophysics, before completing a final year research project that focused on comparing the specifications and possible usage of the upcoming planned Extremely Large Telescopes, particularly for the case of IGM Tomography.
Type of clients and client work
Scott has experience working with a variety of clients, ranging from large multinationals to small/medium sized enterprises.
Scott has gained experience handling prosecution of patent applications in Europe and the UK, as well as a number of other key IP jurisdictions including the US, Japan, China, the Republic of Korea, Australia and Canada. He has also gained experience in all aspects of patent drafting, working in collaboration with partners and associates of the firm.
Expertise
Since joining the firm, Scott has worked in many technical areas of physics and engineering. Particular areas of experience include aircraft mechanical systems, electronic cigarettes, gas turbine engines, communication systems and mechanical inventions.
Qualifications and Memberships
- Student Member of the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys
- PGCert Intellectual Property Law, Queen Mary University of London, 2023
Higher Education
MPhys, Physics and Astronomy (First Class Honours), Durham University, 2021
Department
mechanical engineering