Her research focuses on people’s perceptions and uses of digital information environments such as social media and digital libraries, particularly in the context of knowledge work. As part of her PhD dissertation, she developed two serendipity self-report scales, one to measure perceptions of serendipity and the other to measure how well a digital information environment facilitates serendipitous experiences [9]. She has served on a number of organizing committees including GRAND (Graphics, Animation, and New Media Canadian Network of Centres of Excellence) Café 2013 in Halifax, SCORE (Serendipity, Chance, and the Opportunistic Discovery of Information Research) 2012 in Montreal, and the International Workshop on Encouraging Serendipity in Interactive Systems at INTERACT 2011 in Lisbon.