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Author of 22 scientific articles, 40 chapters of book and 5 monographs. Investigation centred in the study of the penal process and the human rights, and in the analysis of the justice from the implementation of technicians of management and his consideration like public service. We stand out the following publications: on the penal process, “'Proceso penal y nuevas tendencias del derecho penal: el uso político-criminal del proceso y su preponderante configuración para la aplicación de la norma penal secundaria” (RGDP, 2018), “El nuevo régimen de la incomunicación cautelar en el proceso penal español” (Indret, 2017), “La 'litigiosidad' penal española: ¿es fiable la estadística judicial?” (ReCRIM, 2017), “Generalización de la segunda instancia penal y dotación de tribunales: una prospectiva cuantitativa y valoración al respecto de las reformas del Código Penal y la LECrim” (Diario La Ley, 2016) and the monograph La responsabilidad civil en el proceso penal(La Ley, 2004). On quality of the justice: “Derechos fundamentales, recursos de amparo e incidentes de nulidad como indicadores de la calidad de la justicia en España: un estudio cuantitativo” (Diario La Ley, 2019), “La LO 7/2015: el Juez legal predeterminado, la gestión de los tribunales y su incidencia sobre el acceso a la justicia. ¿La implantación encubierta de los Tribunales Provinciales de Instancia?” (Diario La Ley, 2015). In the field of the civil justice La legitimación en el proceso civil: los titulares del derecho de acción, fundamentos y reglas (Aranzadi, 2014).[Biography, english version]

Patricia Llopis Nadal is Associate Professor (Lecturer) of Procedural Law at University of Valencia. She completed her Law Degree (2012), her LLM in European Law (2014) and her PhD in Law (2017) with honors at University of Valencia and was awarded the Academic Excellence Scholarship by the Valencian Government (Law graduate students, Year 2012).

Her research has been focused on supranational courts, copyrights legal protection, the protection of rights in the digital realm and judicial cooperation in criminal matters. In 2014, she was awarded with Manuel Broseta’s Prize for her research on legal protection of Fundamental Rights in Europe; in 2018, her research on copyrights protection against infringements on the Internet was awarded with Antonio Delgado’s Prize. As a result of her work as researcher, she has published two books as well as book chapters and papers in specialized reviews; besides, she has actively participated in national and international conferences. She has obtained grants funded through competitive tenders in order to complete her research at the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg for International, European and Regulatory Procedural Law (four times) and at Paris-Sorbonne University. Furthermore, she has taken part in six research projects, five national-funded and one regional-funded, on class actions and efficiency, legal safeguards in criminal proceedings and rights legal protection in the digital environment.

She teaches Civil Procedural Law and Criminal Procedural Law at the Law School of the University of Valencia. She is also professor of the LLM in Criminology and Security, the LLM in Gender-based violence and the LLM in International and European studies. In 2015, she was part of the Programme in European Private Law for Postgraduates (PEPP), in 2016 she completed the International Legal English Diploma postgraduate course and since 2018 she has been teaching her subjects in English at the High-Performance groups of the University of Valencia. She is an active member of innovative teaching projects awarded by different Spanish universities; besides, since 2014 she is part of the UV-Moot Court group, coaching the teams in international competitions and sharing her experience in seminars. She was coordinator of the first and the second edition of the Summer School for Young Researchers organized by the Law School of the University of Valencia and since mars 2020 she is member and coordinator of the Inter-University Network for the Research and Teaching of Procedural Law in English.

Since May 2024, she has been part of the Law School’s Management Team, where she is Vice-Dean of Postgraduate Studies and Lifelong Learning.

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