Peter specialises in patents and has experience in drafting and prosecuting patent applications for mechanical, electrical and computer-related inventions. He has particular expertise in green technologies such as wind turbines, wave energy converters and desalination, and in automotive technologies such as fuel injectors, engine control systems and engine diagnostic systems. Peter also has a strong academic background in mathematical physics, solid state physics, nanotechnology, spectroscopy, optics and lasers.
Peter advises clients on infringement and validity issues and is experienced in providing freedom-to-operate opinions, conducting due diligence, managing patent portfolios and coordinating large-scale international patent filing programmes for his clients. In addition to his knowledge of UK and European Patent Law, Peter has experience of patent prosecution in other countries, including the USA and Japan.
Aside from patents, Peter is a European Design Attorney and has significant experience in filing UK and European Community Registered Design Applications. Peter is also able to advise on unregistered design rights and copyright issues.

Email: peter.kent @ keltie.com
Peter joined Keltie in 2006 after training for three years at another firm of patent attorneys. In 2008, Peter qualified as a UK and European Patent Attorney, having previously obtained a certificate in Intellectual Property Law from Queen Mary, University of London, in 2003.
Before entering the patent profession, Peter graduated from the University of Nottingham with a first class degree in Chemistry and Molecular Physics. As an undergraduate, Peter was awarded the F. Stanley Kipping award in consecutive years for his performance in examinations. He was also awarded the University Exhibition Prize for outstanding academic results, having graduated first in his year.
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