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European Patent Attorney specialising in mechanical systems, aerospace and advanced instrumentation.

I am a European Patent Attorney with a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from TU Delft and an MSc cum laude in Aerospace Engineering. I advise companies and research organisations on managing international patent portfolios, and developing IP strategies aligned with business objectives.

My technical practice is centred on mechanical systems, aerospace technologies, advanced instrumentation, industrial equipment, and energy technologies. Prior to entering the IP profession, I spent nearly a decade conducting academic research in aerospace engineering and fluid mechanics, culminating in a PhD and multiple peer-reviewed publications. I help innovators secure robust patent protection and translate technological advances into long-term competitive advantage.

Research

I study the physics of multiphase flows. In particular I focus on particles as they are carried by a fluid. It plays a major role in a multitude of industrial processes such as slurry transport, water treatment plants, land reclamation projects and fluidized beds. It also plays a prominent role in the dynamics of environmental processes such as volcanic eruptions, sediment transport in rivers and rain.

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Non Essentials

I originally made this website to share my research work and to augment my resume. However, I mostly use this now to blog about my hobbies and interests.

The blog mainly revolves around sports (rock climbing) or art (all sorts). Though, I do write about some other things occasionally. I have found plenty of opportunity for sport, art and culture. You can see my paintings published in two issues of Hesiodos. I climb often, usually in indoor bouldering halls and outdoors a few times a year. I was part of D.S.T Pegasus (a gymnastics club) and won a few medals in the student competitions. I also helped run a discussion club in the TU Delft library for a couple of years.

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ART

Climbing & Sport

Blog