Mark supports a wide range of clients in the filing and prosecution of patent and design applications in the UK, Europe and worldwide. He supports a variety of clients including universities, individual inventors, start-ups, SMEs and multinational corporations.
Mark’s particular areas of technical expertise include construction machinery, building materials, modular building systems, electrochemical machining, materials engineering, battery technology, and medical devices.
Education & background
Mark has an undergraduate degree in Physics and Astronomy from the University of Sheffield. Following graduation, Mark went on to study for a PhD in nanomaterials engineering at the University of Sheffield, focusing on synthesis, deposition and characterisation of nanomaterials, graduating in 2011.
Mark subsequently worked as a research associate at Loughborough University focusing on the use of novel micro and nanomaterials in electronics manufacturing. This research resulted in the filing of a patent application for his invention, which introduced Mark to the patent attorney profession.
Mark joined the patent attorney profession at Withers & Rogers in 2013, and qualified as a European patent attorney in 2017 and as a UK patent attorney in 2019. In March 2023, he was registered as a representative before the new Unified Patent Court, one of the first European patent attorneys to be entered on the list of UPC representatives.
