She has been on the faculty for 3 years teaching both undergraduate courses (such as reactor design) and graduate level courses (like corrosion engineering). Dr. Davis' research is focused on electrodeposition and testing of nanostructured magnetic and thermoelectric materials. Her research group is concentrating on optimizing the electrochemical processes for the development of new materials and their applications. Current research interests include the understanding of magnetic alloy codeposition, nanometric multilayered nanowires and nanotubes, and GMR and Seebeck coefficient measurements of electrodeposited nanostructures. Aside from teaching and research, Dr. Davis is involved in guiding and inspiring female graduate and undergraduate engineering students.