Daniel Speed

Since joining the patent profession, Daniel has also gained experience in areas such as: computer software and hardware, artificial intelligence and machine learning applications, autonomous vehicle technologies, wearable devices and healthtech.

Daniel graduated in 2016 with a first class integrated Masters degree from Cardiff University (MMath), where his Masters project investigated the equivalence of quantisation procedures in the transition between the quantum and classical regimes.

Daniel’s academic interests lie in the application of mathematical techniques to current technologies. As such, he has experience in a range of other subjects including: vibrational physics, fluid dynamics, dynamical systems and chaos theory, financial mathematics, machine learning and cryptography.

In 2021, Daniel graduated with a PhD in mathematical physics from The University of Bristol, where his research utilised techniques and ideas from abstract geometry to better describe generalised dynamics of interacting quantum systems, with applications to quantum information theory and quantum computing. Daniel subsequently held a postdoctoral research associate position and a variety of teaching positions within The University of Bristol. His teaching experience spanned a wide range of mathematical topics, as well as later specialising in scientific computing across the fields of physics, biology and chemistry.

Daniel is a student member of both the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys (CIPA) and The Institute of Professional Representatives before the European Patent Office (EPI).