Oliver Parish

Oliver works across a range of technologies in the fields of physics, engineering and software. Oliver’s recent work encompasses various quantum computing technologies, particularly optical quantum computing circuits and componentry and quantum information processing algorithms, as well as hydrogen and battery technologies and other environmental innovations.  In addition, Oliver’s experience covers a broad spectrum of engineering technologies, including civil engineering such as automated construction and bridges, aerospace engineering such as VTOL jets and avionics, electrical engineering, and sports engineering.  Oliver also has significant experience in software inventions, particularly in procuring patent protection in some of the most challenging areas such as business process and fintech inventions.

Oliver graduated from the University of Warwick with a first class master’s degree in physics. His degree covered a broad range of topics including quantum mechanics and electrodynamics, geophysics, medical physics, optoelectronics, lasers, and semiconductor devices. During his final year research project, Oliver investigated the effect of substitutional doping on the crystal structure and intrinsic magnetic properties of rare earth transition metal magnets.

Oliver also holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Intellectual Property Law from Queen Mary University of London.