She received her PhD degree in Chemistry from University of Geneva in 2006 and since then she has been involved in different initiatives and research devoted to nanostructured materials and their use for energy harvesting, conversion and environmental approaches. She has nearly two decades of expertise in electrochemistry, followed by photoelectrochemistry and photophysiscs of semiconductor, metals and hybrid nanostructures. Besides her research activity, she is also involved in the activity of the Europe Section of the Electrochemical Society as a vice-chair, with an aim to support activities in electrochemistry and solid state science and recognition of the society among scientists.