Associate
European Patent Attorney
MSci Natural Sciences, University of Bath
PhD Chemistry, University of Bath
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Dan graduated from the University of Bath with a first class MSci degree in Natural Sciences. Following his degree, he completed a PhD at the University of Bath in the field of organic chemistry, during which he explored novel methodologies for the formation of amides and applied these methods to the synthesis of various pharmaceuticals.
Dan joined Keltie in 2024 following four and a half years training at another leading European patent firm. He has experience working in a range of subject-matter, but specialises in organic chemistry / pharmaceuticals.
He qualified as a European Patent Attorney in 2023 and is an Associate in the Life Sciences and Chemistry team at Keltie.
23.08.2024
G 1/23 - Potential changes ahead for what constitutes “state of the art”?The EPO Enlarged Board of Appeal has now issued its preliminary (and non-binding) opinion on G 1/23. This referral (from the Technical Board of Appeal in T 438/19) seeks to clarify whether a commercially available product, with an undisclosed composition or internal structure, must be analysable and reproducible by the skilled person in order to constitute prior art under Article 54(2) EPC.
13.06.2024
Europe’s Leading Patent Law FirmKeltie is proud to be ranked as one of Europe’s leading Patent Law Firms in the Financial Times 2024 Listings. This is the sixth time the IP firm has been recognised and Keltie is again in the top ten firms overall.
24.03.2021
IP in the food industryOtherLess related knowledge
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