My research primarily explores the intersection of business analytics,economics, sustainability, and environmental management. With a strong background in water quality economics and aquaculture, my work delves into environmental changes’ economic and ecological implications, focusing on sustainable livelihood strategies, disaster resilience, and climate adaptation.
As an Associate Professor, I integrate business analytics tools (R, Python, Tableau) into sustainability research, bridging the gap between technology and environmental policy. She is also actively involved in international collaborations, student exchange programs, and interdisciplinary research initiatives, fostering global engagement in sustainable business and governance.
