She is active on the use of laser pulses to directly print biomolecules on biosensors and polymers on chemical sensors. Recently she is working on the direct printing and immobilisation of photosynthetic proteins for biosensors. During her PhD she worked at the University of California, Berkeley, and after her PhD she did research work at the Max Planck Institute fur Biophysikalische, and then at Philips CFT (Holland) working on “Stereostiction of passive ceramic electronic 3-Dimensional structures using inkjet and laser sintering technologies”. She has been involved in many Research projects funded by the EU as a Project Coordinator and as a Research team member, during the last eighteen years. She has more than 120 publications in International peer-reviewed journals and publications in conferences and she has contributed three book chapters on the subject of laser printing technology.