The subject of her research is related to the design of spatial models of ovarian and breast cancer with the use of Lab-on-a-chip microsystems and their application to analyze the effectiveness of anticancer therapies. She has extensive experience in designing Lab-on-a-chip microsystems, in vitro research using 3D cell cultures and analyzing of cancer and non-malignant cells. Her research interests relate to the study of cytotoxicity and therapeutic effectiveness of new generation drugs. Her research interests also focus on in vitro simulation and analysis of processes related to the formation of metastases of cancer cells. One of the research objectives is to develop new cellular and tissue models that mimic in vivo intercellular interactions (Body-on-a-chip microfluidic systems).