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Chartered UK Patent and Design Attorney
European Patent Attorney
MSc Theoretical Physics with Mathematics - Lancaster University
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Lloyd began his career in the patent profession, as a Patent Attorney, following graduation and has worked with a wide range of technological subject matter including automotive and aerospace technology, satellites and telecommunications, medical devices including detectors, and software-based technologies such as image processing, audio analysis, and control systems. Lloyd has experience working with multinational corporations, SMEs and universities, and also has attended multiple opposition hearings before the EPO.
He graduated from Lancaster University in 2016 with a First Class Master’s degree in Theoretical Physics with Mathematics. His degree included a year spent studying at Purdue University in the USA, and his Master’s dissertation was in the field of photonics.
Lloyd joined Keltie in 2024 having qualified as a Chartered (UK) Patent Attorney in 2023, and a European Patent Attorney in 2021.
13.11.2025
Patent Protection for Cooling Technology Inventions: A Growing Market in a Warming WorldFollowing a sweltering summer, the demand for innovative cooling solutions in a nation built for drizzle has never been more apparent. Internationally, heatwaves have highlighted our collective vulnerability to rising temperatures and the need for more efficient, sustainable cooling technologies. For businesses this represents a significant opportunity in a rapidly expanding market to not just make our day-to-day lives cooler, but to meaningfully protect people against a changing climate.
13.03.2025
Generative AI and the Race for Patent Protection: Insights from WIPO’s Patent Landscape ReportThe rise of generative AI has sparked a surge in patent filings in this field. In her latest article, Amelia Ross explores key insights from WIPO’s Patent Landscape Report on generative AI, including which companies and countries are driving this explosion of innovation.
25.02.2025
Updated UKIPO Guidance on Patenting AIOtherLess related knowledge
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