Mr
Daniel
Cooper

Trainee Patent Attorney

Nottingham Office

Electronics

Telephone. +44(0) 115 857 5000
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Experience

Daniel graduated from the University of Leicester in 2018 with a first class Masters degree in Physics. During his time at university, he undertook research projects ranging from alternatives to dark matter to the medical applications of nanotechnology. Daniel’s final year project investigated the application of Gaussian processes to noisy, seemingly random, data sets to reconstruct signals and predict their future values.

After graduating, Daniel took a graduate position at an international oil and natural gas field services company, where he was a key member in the team responsible for the signal processing and designing of resistivity tools, specifically those using the laws of induction.

Daniel joined HGF in 2019 as a trainee patent attorney working on matters relating to computer systems and software, telecommunications, electronics, and mobile device technologies.

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Industries

Services

Qualifications

Trainee

MPHYS

MPhys in Physics

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA OR CERTIFICATE

PGCert in Intellectual Property

Recognition

College Prize

Best performing undergraduate in their second year of a physics degree.

Samuel and Rachel May Prize

Best outstanding performance in the final year of any undergraduate physics course.

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Event - 17th January 2023

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