Intellectual property - protection and commercialisation - expert. Passionate about green technology and hydrogen's role as a key technology for meeting future power needs.
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In 1999 I graduated from Oxford University with a masters degree in engineering science. I spent four years working as an engineer in the aerospace and automotive industries before beginning my training as a patent attorney. Throughout my years as a patent attorney, I have had a keen interest in green technology of all kinds, and I have worked on many green tech innovations including hydrogen (green and blue) use and production. My expertise is in the protection and commercialisation of intellectual property in general, but I have a deep love of hydrogen tech and firmly believe it has a major role to play in the energy transition.