Ana Ramalho wins WUN Research Mobility Programme grant
Ana Ramalho (Assistant Professor of Intellectual Property Law) has been awarded a grant within the framework of the WUN Research Mobility Programme. She will be conducting research in collaboration with the University of Auckland. The topic of the project is "Reconciliation of intellectual property policies in the framework of EU-New Zealand trade relations".
The project will be carried out next year, exact dates to be confirmed.
Find more information on Ana's background and research on our website.
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