Ms Aline Iramina
- Lecturer in Law (School of Law)
email:
Aline.Iramina@glasgow.ac.uk
pronouns:
She/her/hers
Biography
Aline Iramina is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Glasgow School of Law and CREATe Centre. She joined the university as a PhD student in 2020. Previously, she worked for the Brazilian government for many years on copyright regulation.
Aline completed her PhD in 2025 after defending her doctoral thesis, 'Copyright Governance of Algorithms: Towards a More Transparent Regime'. Her PhD research focused on the intersection between copyright law and platform governance, analysing the impact of algorithms on copyright governance. The music streaming industry in the UK and EU was used as a case study, with algorithmic transparency identified as the main policy solution.
Research interests
Aline's primary research interests include intellectual property law, platform governance, AI regulation, and privacy and data protection law. Her research currently focuses on the impact of algorithms on the music streaming industry and how governments can regulate it.
Grants
College of Social Sciences PhD Scholarship
Supervision
- Xu, Linyi
Regulating Hallucination Risks in Large Language Models Across Their Lifecycle: Lessons for China from the European Union
Teaching
Current teaching roles
- Course Co-convenor, Information Law and Policy (LLM) University of Glasgow
- Course Co-convenor, AI and Law (LLM) University of Glasgow
- Lecturer, Intellectual Property and the Market (LLM) University of Glasgow
- Course Co-convenor, CopyrightX:CREATe (affiliated course offered by Harvard Law School) University of Glasgow
Previous teaching roles
- Lecturer, Copyright in the Digital Environment (LLM) University of Glasgow
- Lecturer, Trade Marks and Brands (LLM) University of Glasgow
- Lecturer, Intellectual Property Law (CCPR, Masters) University of Glasgow
- Lecturer, Intellectual Property Law: Culture and Personality (UG) University of Glasgow