Her research focuses on applying mass spectrometry approaches to projects that may lead to new information and are of therapeutic relevance to human diseases. This includes a wide range of small molecule analyses, including both targeted and untargeted approaches. Dr. Reisdorph is the Principal or Co-Investigator for a number of federal grants from the U.S.A. National Institutes of Health and the Department of Defense; while her own funded research focuses on lung disease, her collaborative efforts span from microbiome and nanotechnology to exercise physiology and diabetes. Therefore, her research experience bridges a broad expanse of fields and interests.