In this Forward: On Demand vlog, Callum McGuinn and Joseph Newcombe discuss electric vehicle battery recycling.
Touching on their recent blogs Taking charge - repurposing, recycling and reinventing batteries, 3 R's for sustainability of the battery industry, and How green are electric vehicles?, they explore:
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This vlog was co-presented by Joseph Newcombe and Callum McGuinn.
Joseph works in the chemistry and materials field assisting in the drafting and prosecution of UK and European patents. He also has experience in opposition and appeal proceedings before the EPO and the management of national/regional phase entry of international patent applications. Joseph has a Master’s degree in chemistry from the University of Sussex and a PhD from University College London.
Callum is experienced in the drafting and prosecution of patent applications in the chemistry and materials fields. He represents clients in oppositions and appeals at the EPO and conducts extensive freedom to operate analyses. He has significant expertise in Energy Storage technology particularly battery materials, predominantly lithium ion battery materials.
Email: callum.mcguinn@mewburn.com
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