We are pleased to announce that Associate Professor Zhang Yi's academic paper, "The Typological Statutory Regulation of Absolute Rights in China's Patent Transactions," has been officially published in Social Sciences in China (Issue 4, 2025). Professor Zhang's research focuses on the critical issue of absolute rights in China's patent transactions, offering an in-depth analysis of relevant legal theories and institutional practices. The paper provides innovative insights for improving the legal framework of intellectual property, demonstrating significant academic value and practical relevance.

This achievement fully embodies Shenzhen University's guiding principles for humanities and social sciences research—"innovation-driven, quality-oriented, and contribution-focused"—while showcasing the Law School's strong disciplinary capabilities and development potential. SZU Law School remains committed to fostering an excellent academic environment, promoting high-level research, and contributing intellectual support to national strategic needs as well as regional economic and social development.

The school extends its warmest congratulations to Associate Professor Zhang Yi on this outstanding accomplishment and looks forward to further achievements in his future research endeavors.