Zhong Chun, Doctor of Law, is an Associate Professor, Master's Supervisor, Assistant Dean, and part-time lawyer at the Intellectual Property Research Institute of Jinan University. She serves as the Secretary-General of the Anti-Monopoly and Unfair Competition Law Research Society of the Guangdong Law Society, Standing Council Member of the Network and E-Commerce Law Research Society of the Guangdong Law Society, and as an expert in the Shenzhen Intellectual Property Expert Pool.
She led the 2019 National Social Science Fund project: "Research on Difficult Issues in the Enforcement of Competition Law in the Digital Economy," and the China Law Society Post-Funding Project: "Innovation and Anti-Monopoly—Research on Abuse of Market Dominance by Internet Enterprises." She was also a core researcher for the Supreme People's Court’s 2020 Major Judicial Research Project: "Research on Judicial Jurisdiction in Foreign-Related Intellectual Property Disputes."
Her published works include:
l "Latest International Practices in Standard Essential Patents and Antitrust Law—A Review of the FTC v. Qualcomm Monopoly Case"
l "Review of Hot Cases Involving International Standard Essential Patents"
l "Reflections on Adjudicating Global Royalty Rates for Standard Essential Patents"
l "Application and Analysis of Anti-Suit Injunctions—Taking Foreign-Related Intellectual Property Litigation as an Example"
l "Study on the Second Instance of the U.S. FTC v. Qualcomm Case on SEP Monopoly"
l "Comparative Analysis of Top-Down and Comparable Agreement Methods"
l "Regulating Abuse of Injunctions in Standard Essential Patents: The Safe Harbor Principle and Beyond"
l "Judicial Responses to Anti-Suit Injunctions in International Patent Litigation"
"Research on Market Definition and Determination of Dominant Market Position in Standard Essential Patents" and other papers related to conference themes.
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