Her research lies at the intersection of EU administrative law, EU constitutional and human rights law, and EU tax law, with a particular focus on procedural rights, judicial protection, and accountability in EU administrative cooperation.
Her doctoral research examined taxpayers’ participatory rights in exchange-of-information procedures under EU law, adopting a doctrinal and comparative approach and drawing on insights from EU competition and criminal law. She has presented her research at international conferences and workshops related to EU law, tax law, comparative law and human rights law.