She is a Research Fellow of the Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA) and Households in Conflict Networks (HICN). Her research focuses on topics intertwining Labor Economics, Health Economics and Development Economics. Some of her research have analysed how childhood exposure to warfare, persecution, immigration, and compulsory schooling laws shapes individuals' long-term human capital formation. Her research also explores the potential legacies of early-life exogenous shocks caused by mother's poor health, disease environment within the community, warfare and sex-detection on children's health outcomes at birth and later in life.