After her Master degree in Biology Luisa worked at Isrim where she acquired a vast experience in environmental biology and microbiology. She worked at IMPERIAL COLLEGE in London where she conducted works aimed at developing protein microarray immunoassays for the clinical diagnosis. During this period she acquired a range of technical skills and scientific knowledge in proteomic analysis, microarray field and immunoassays development. She obtained the PhD at the University of Perugia, the subject of her study was within the European project Fluarray, focused on the development of a microarray immunoassay for the rapid detection of influenza viruses, during which she acquired new skills in the Hybridomas, monoclonal antibodies production and expression of recombinant proteins. In 2013 she won the IMOVE Marie Courie postdoctoral fellowship with the project aimed at developing multiplex immunoassay for monitoring vaccination compliance. At present, is part of PoloGGB as responsible of the Immunodiagnostic Platform, she is involved in Target Malaria and Infravec projects for the study and the identification of different proteins expression levels in various tissues of transgenic mosquitoes through proteomic analysis.