Mitchell Clark
Senior Associate
Europe
Manchester
Mitch is a Chartered (UK) and European Patent Attorney with an engineering focus.
Mitch has particular experience in the fields of turbomachinery, manufacturing, automotive and aerospace engineering, logistics, packaging and general mechanical engineering.
Mitch has experience of drafting and prosecuting applications before the UK and European Patent Offices. Mitch’s practice also includes prosecuting applications across a wide range of Patent Offices throughout the world, and particularly in the US and China. Mitch also has experience of providing clearance opinions and effectively managing large IP portfolios.
Mitch joined Marks & Clerk in 2015 after graduating from the University of Southampton with a first class honours Masters in Mechanical Engineering. During university, Mitch worked for innovation and consultancy firm Cambridge Consultants Ltd, and undertook an internship in Manufacturing Engineering at Rolls-Royce plc.
Mitch dual qualified as a Chartered (UK) and European Patent Attorney in 2019.
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- English
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Chartered (UK) and European Patent Attorney
MEng, Mechanical Engineering, University of Southampton
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Latest articles by Mitchell Clark
A changing perspective of public transport in a post-COVID-19 era
Earlier this year, Hitachi Rail published a white paper entitled “Better Connected: Global attitudes to Smart Public Transport”. The white paper sought input from 8,000 respondents, based across 8 cities (London, Paris, Turin, Düsseldorf, Toronto, Washington, Bangkok and Dubai), about their use, and perspective of, different transport modes.
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A review of patenting trends of hydrogen fuel cells in the transport sector
Earlier this year, the World Intellectual Property Organisation published a report, entitled “Hydrogen fuel cells in transportation”, which explores recent patenting trends of hydrogen fuel cells, with a particular focus on transportation.
In this article I provide my own summary of the findings of the report in areas of particular interest.
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In this article I provide my own summary of the findings of the report in areas of particular interest.
International Railway Journal: A review of railway innovation through patenting trends
Hailed as a more environmentally-friendly mode of transport, rail still has a way to come in terms of innovation – but how does patent data indicate the changes we could see coming down the track?
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