Dr Ramon Tozer
Principal
Patent Attorney
Areas of Expertise/Sector
Materials ScienceChemistryNanotechnologyClean TechnologyMining, Energy & ResourcesUniversities & Research InstitutionsStartupsRamon is a Principal of the Chemistry group and specialises in providing patent related intellectual property advice and services, including drafting/prosecution of patent applications and providing validity/infringement (FTO) advice.
Ramon has over 20 years of experience in assisting local clients, including universities and their spin out companies, private/government research organisations, international corporations and SME’s, with securing local and international patent rights across a diverse range of technologies, with a particular emphasis in the fields of: materials science, polymers/composites, coatings/paints/adhesives, packaging, metals, ceramics, nanotechnology, green/clean technology, additive manufacturing, mining/explosives technology and carbon/graphene technology. Ramon’s practice also extends into the fields of organometallic, inorganic and organic chemistry.
Prior to joining Davies Collison Cave, Ramon worked as a senior industrial chemist with an international polymer manufacturer undertaking research and development. He also worked as a research scientist at CSIRO where he conducted applied research for several leading companies. Ramon has gained further industry experience working as an analytical chemist with an international chemical and polymer manufacturer.
Ramon’s PhD research was conducted in the field of synthetic organometallic chemistry.
Qualifications
Bachelor of Science (Hons), Deakin University
Doctor of Philosophy (Chemistry), Deakin University
Graduate Diploma Intellectual Property Law
Registered Patent and Trade Marks Attorney (Australia and New Zealand)
Awards
Best Lawyers Australia: Ranked Highly for Intellectual Property Law, 2022 & 2023
Memberships
Fellow: Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys of Australia (IPTA)
Member: Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New Zealand (IPSANZ)
Member: The Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI)