Connor Crickmore handles patent work relating to electronics, electrical engineering and software.
Connor joined Reddie & Grose in 2018 after completing a Master’s degree in Physics at Oxford University. He qualified both as a European and UK Chartered patent attorney in 2022.
Connor has handled inventions across a wide range of technologies, including fibre optics, lithium-ion and solid state batteries, satellite technologies, drones, artificial intelligence, and medical devices. Connor has also drafted numerous patent specifications relating to electrical circuits and components, in particular transformers, acoustic wave filters, switched-mode power supplies and wireless charging devices.
He has experience working with a diverse range of clients, from backyard inventors through to large multinational corporations, and has experience filing and prosecuting applications before the European Patent Office and the UK Intellectual Property Office, as well as further afield.
During his 4th year at university Connor specialised in theoretical and biological physics. His master’s project focused on Nuclear Magnetic Resonance methods for identifying hydrocarbons. Connor also undertook a REU programme at Columbia University Medical Centre whilst at university, resulting in a published paper on a novel ultraviolet sterilisation method.
In his spare time, Connor enjoys weightlifting and travelling off the beaten track.
