Materials

Specialist Team

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  Matthew Naylor, Partner, Patent Attorney, Patent Agent Litigator

  Matthew has a degree and PhD in materials science from the University of Oxford.  His patent practice covers all aspects of materials science, and he has particular experience of structural, functional and electronic ceramics materials.  Piezoelectric and superconducting materials are a particular speciality.  Other work in the materials science field includes fine filter technology, biomaterials (e.g. tissue scaffold materials) and advanced carbon nanotube composite materials.

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  Stephen Gill, Partner, Patent Attorney

  Stephen has a degree and PhD in materials science from the University of Cambridge.  He has particular experience of surface coating technologies and alloy development.

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  Jeremy Webster, Partner, Patent Attorney

  Jeremy has a degree and PhD in chemistry from the University of Nottingham.  He has experience of materials synthesis and characterisation from his PhD and postdoctoral research, including control of levels of crystallinity in heterogeneous catalysts and the use of zeolites. His practice areas include synthetic materials including resin compositions, carbon-fibre reinforced composites, moulding techniques, adhesives and tool coatings.

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  Sam Bailey, Partner, Patent Attorney

  Sam has a degree and PhD in chemistry from the University of Oxford.  He works for a range of clients with interests in novel materials and processes for forming them.  Particular interests include novel magnetic materials, and nanostructured materials.

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  Julie Carlisle, Partner, Patent Attorney

  Julie has a degree and PhD in chemistry from the University of Cambridge.  Julie has experience of patent work relating to composite materials, including fibreglass insulation materials.

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  Hugh Paget, Consulting Partner, Patent Attorney

  Hugh has a degree in chemistry from the University of Oxford.  He has particular experience of patent work in relation to ceramics, semiconductors and welding.

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  June Lyons, Patent Attorney

  June has a degree in chemistry from King’s College, University of London.  Her practice spans the fields of chemistry and synthetic materials and in particular includes resin compositions, carbon-fibre reinforced composites, moulding techniques and adhesives.

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  Matthew Smith, Patent Attorney

  Matthew has a degree in chemistry from the University of Oxford.  His patent work has encompassed prosecution of applications relating to ceramic materials and semiconductor devices, and their formation.

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