Leads the Dynamics Systems and Listening Labs at the University of Canterbury.

Her research activities revolve around the broad subjects of nonlinear dynamics & vibrations, bio-sensors, acoustics and sound detection technology.

Researching computational bioacoustics tools for the detection of sparse features. Interest in the detection of invasive species for improved conservation and biosecurity outcomes. Key interests include sparse feature detection using zero/few-shot learning techniques.

Researching at the University of Canterbury toward developing detailed ecological models of forest ecosystems based on acoustic monitoring data. Focused on utilising computational bioacoustic tools for better informed conservation of native ecosystems