Her current research, DiversITpreneurs, focuses on transnational migrant women entrepreneurs, ICTs and innovation. The project aims to provide an interdisciplinary and multi-national analysis of transnational women entrepreneurs, their use of ICTs and roles in creating innovation-driven economic growth and social inclusion. From 2010 – 2014, she was a University Assistant (Post- Doc) at Department of Development Studies, University of Vienna (Austria), teaching at BA and MA level, and study on ‘Science-Society Dialogues on Migrant Integration in Austria (DIAMINT)’ funded by the Volkswagen Foundation and ‘Study on "ICT to support everyday life integration of immigrants or ethnic minority people (ConnectIEM)’ funded by EC’s Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS)