Since 2009, she also holds a position as the head of the Center for Anthropology Studies in the same university. Her areas of interest and expertise include land tenure policy, land and resource conflicts, political ecology, agrarian movements, and climate change mitigation issues in Indonesia. At the moment she is a post-doc fellow of the JARAK research cluster at KITLV. JARAK is one of the research clusters under the Agrarian Beyond Food program which focuses on the commoditization of an alternative biofuel crop in Indonesia. Her own research in JARAK focuses on the introduction of Jatropha curcas (known in Indonesia as 'Jarak Pagar') as an alternative crop for biodiesel feedstock in Indonesia using actor-network theory perspective as one of the analyzing tools. David Kloos