Architect, PhD in Territorial and Urban Planning at the University of Rome La Sapienza, she is a Researcher and Assistant professor (RTD-B) in Urban and regional planning at the School of Architecture and Design, University of Camerino, where she teaches a course of Fundamentals of urban and regional planning. Her research and work activities are focused on the intersections between human activity, environmental changes, and planning policies, with particular attention to the value of greening in promoting multi-functionality, landscape connectivity, and a better quality of places. Since 2015, she has done seminars and teaching support at the School of Architecture and Design and carries out research in the area of urban and regional planning and the enhancement of natural and cultural resources, with particular attention to mountain areas, protected areas, and inland areas. Since 2017, she has also worked on risk prevention, risk reduction and post-natural disaster regeneration.