Her main research activity has focused on the the study of the atmospheric boundary layer and the impact of meteorological factors at meso and micro-scales in air quality. The main research has been dedicated to meteorological and air quality modeling, to study the physical parameterizations, mesoscale-microscale coupling and turbulence characterization. The soil-atmosphere interactions and its impact on the atmosphere, and the thermal and dynamical structure of the atmospheric boundary layer has been done using observations and modeling. In addition, she has dedicated efforts in installing and maintaining instrumentation for precipitation monitoring.
The research activity is conducted interactively, in collaboration with international researchers, local researchers, administrative technicians, and master's and PhD students. She is author of more than 30 scientific papers in peer-reviewed journals. She has many contributions in national and international conferences in 10 different countries, with 2 awarded presentations. She has been the co-supervisor of 1 PhD thesis (defended in January 2025). During the last decade she has been very active in the formation of students, with the supervision of many master thesis and bachelor theses since 2014 and 2018, respectively.
