She received her PhD from the University of Belgrade in 2013. Her areas of specialization are philosophy of mind and cognition, and philosophy of language. However, her interests also span over various topics in philosophy of science, law, epistemology, deliberative democracy, metaphysics, and history of philosophy. In recent years her research was mostly oriented towards the exploration of the extended cognition hypothesis, and conditions under which parts of the environment, such as cultural and technological artifacts, different social resources, etc., can be counted as constituents of cognitive processes. Now that she is convinced that those conditions can sometimes be met she is ready to take her research towards answering the questions concerning legal rights of cognitively extended subjects, and social consequences of cognitive enhancement.