She does research on public space and soft mobility issues applied to spatial planning using both quantitative and qualitative methods and a variety of perspectives (economic, sociological, psychological) to study this area. Her teaching experience include topics of urban planning theory, planning regulation and practice, city branding, human geography and fieldwork methodology. She is a member of the Research Laboratory UMR 8504 Géographie-cités in Paris. Her PhD thesis focused on the experiences of pedestrians, public space planning policies and urban practices in the historical center of Athens (Greece).