Her group?s focus is on hybrid architectures of 2D or 1D systems, and on scanning probe (SPM) technologies for nano-probing and unconventional nanofabrication (having pioneered ?nanostencilling?). She is also developing novel biomedical applications based on graphene. She is a founding member and co-investigator of the Bath-Exeter Centre for Graphene Science, UK. Prior to coming to Bath, she has been a Lecturer in Nanotechnology at the University ofCambridge, UK, and held Research Fellowships from Cambridge and NIMS/JSPS, Japan.