Samuel Mailer
Associate
Europe
Aberdeen
Sam joined Marks & Clerk in 2017 as a Trainee Patent Attorney. Following graduation from the University of Strathclyde with a MEng with distinction in Mechanical Engineering in 2014, he has worked both onshore and offshore in the oil and gas industry with specialist mechanical and hydraulic tools. During his time at university he also completed internships in both the pharmaceutical and oil and gas industries through the Saltire Foundation, of which he has been an alumnus since 2013.
As part of his Masters degree, he carried out research projects in fluid dynamic principals being applied to stock market modelling, and crossovers between satellite and ROV technology control systems.
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Latest articles by Samuel Mailer
Technology for the new season - Premier League 2024/25
Over the last 30 years, the Premier League has become one of the biggest and most lucrative sports leagues in the world; putting the English game at the top of the football pyramid. One large driver of this success is the Premier League’s stance on innovation, and how maintaining an innovative attitude towards adoption of new technologies, broadcasting strategies and global marketing has taken the league from strength to strength.
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The Masters 2024 - Innovation and Technology Enhancing 'a Tradition Unlike Any Other'
For most sports fans, the first full week in April will always be synonymous with one of the most iconic annual sporting events - The Masters. While golf, and perhaps the Masters tournament itself, may be stereotyped as having ‘old-fashioned’ traditions at their core, this is definitely not the case in 2024. From a closer look at the Masters and Augusta National in particular, we see a great example of how a progressive attitude to technology adoption has helped maintain and grow the status of the Masters as one of the most iconic events in sport.
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The Scotsman: Aberdeenshire is gearing up for an EV ‘gold’ rush
Once again, the eyes of the world are on the latest COP event. The location may have moved from Scotland to Egypt, but many headlines coming out of the 2022 UN Climate Change Conference are already focusing on how to address the current climate crisis, in particular accelerating the development of renewable energy sources.
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