Her research papers on laboratory ethnography, knowledge transfer, and social networks of Chinese scientists have appeared in Social Studies of Science, Research Policy, and Science, Technology & Human Values. Recently, she has been engaged in collaborative ethnographic studies on outdoor and indoor air pollution in China. From September 2017 to May 2018, she led a team that followed a clean stove project in Yan’an in order to observe how rural families react to new technologies that help monitor and improve their indoor air quality, and whether they will develop a lay epistemology of air pollution that is compatible with modern society. During her stay at HYI, she will be writing a book based on the visual and textual ethnography produced by the team. Part of the visual material has already been edited into a short documentary film.