Within the iNEST ecosystem (Interconnected Nord-Est Innovation Ecosystem), she has been involved in the monitoring and analysis of cascade funding calls — over 30 cultural projects funded by the university — as research-impact tools and mechanisms for knowledge transfer between universities, businesses and local communities.
She is currently conducting research on business models for the creative reuse economy, with a focus on building territorial value chains capable of combining economic sustainability, cultural value and social impact.
Since 2025, she has been collaborating with aiku – Arte Impresa e Cultura, contributing to the design and development of interdisciplinary cultural projects.
Her interests focus on the processes through which culture generates value for communities and
territories, and she is passionate about classical ballet and Chinese art.