Associate
European Patent Attorney
MEng Engineering Design, University of Bristol
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Charly graduated from the University of Bristol in 2017 with a first class Master’s degree in Engineering Design. Her degree covered a range of multidisciplinary topics and towards the end of her studies she specialised in composite structures and advanced materials.
During her time at university, Charly completed a number of industry placements. In the R&D team at Babcock she was involved in naval weapon redesign, and at the National Composites Centre she worked with Rolls-Royce to develop composite turbine blade test specimens. During her year placement with Atkins she worked as a structural analyst in the aircraft landing gear team.
After graduating, Charly worked at an engineering consultancy where she designed composite structures for luxury yachts and workboats.
Charly joined Keltie in 2019 and is currently working towards becoming a qualified patent attorney.
12.09.2022
The long-term impact of Brexit on trade marks and designsSix years on from the Brexit referendum, we can happily say that the measures put in place for trade marks and designs have been successful in delivering a smooth transition. But IP owners now need to pay attention to upcoming changes to rights of representation, particularly in light of the huge growth in applications at the UK IPO.
30.04.2024
SMEs and Patents: Unlocking Innovation and Economic GrowthIntellectual property (IP) plays a pivotal role in driving innovation, fostering economic growth, and securing the competitive edge for companies. In the United Kingdom, IP intensive industries account for more than a quarter of the country’s output – around £300 billion a year – while intangible assets, including IP, may make up around 70 to 80% of a company’s overall value [1]. However, SMEs face unique challenges and opportunities when it comes to the realm of IP. In this article, Nathaniel Taylor sheds light on how SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises) can mitigate cost issues to capitalise on their IP.
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