She has published 7 patents and around 150 national and international articles. In 2015, she received an honorable mention in the Capes Thesis Award in the field of chemistry. She has experience in the development of ceramic materials, working on the chemical synthesis of oxides using the Pechini-modified and microwave-assisted hydro/solvothermal methods. She studies the application of these materials in the environmental field, such as heterogeneous catalysis for biodiesel synthesis, catalysis for NO reduction and photocatalysis for textile dye degradation. He also works on the study of biodiesel, more specifically on the evaluation and prevention of biodiesel oxidation during storage.
She has been a lecturer at the Department of Chemistry since 2002 and has been an example of professional success, competence and contribution to high-quality teaching and research at the DQ.