Her research expertise includes detailed chemical analysis of feedstuffs, meta-analysis for synthesizing global data, and evaluating energy utilization efficiency through indirect calorimetry techniques. She is especially committed to quantifying and reducing environmental impacts, such as enteric methane emissions, and conducting Carbon Footprint assessments using Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) methods for beef and dairy production systems. Notable publications include pioneering work on energy partitioning in beef cattle fed cassava pulp-based diets published in Asian-Australasian Journal of Animal Sciences (2018), energy content evaluation of broken rice and cassava chips for dairy cattle in Animals (2023), and a comprehensive meta-analysis on enteric methane emission models for Southeast Asian beef cattle feeding systems in Animal Feed Science and Technology (2022). Her research contributions advance sustainable tropical livestock production through innovative feed resource utilization and greenhouse gas mitigation strategies.