Our research focuses on Reproductive Physiology in animal models and in humans. The current research directions investigated in the laboratory are:

• The role of Fyn kinase, member of the Src family kinases, during meiosis and early events of oocyte activation, as well as in cancer cells.
• Fertility preservation – the signaling pathway leading to apoptosis in aging oocytes and in oocytes exposed to chemotherapeutic treatments and potential protectants.
• Regulation of angiogenesis in reproductive organs by Pigment epithelium derived factor (PEDF) and treatment of reproductive angiogenic-related pathologies.
• The role of Interleukin-1alpha in reproductive aging and in chemotherapy-induced exhaustion of ovarian follicular pool.

Various research methods are routinely used in the laboratory, ranging from in vivo animal studies and cells cultures to an array of protein methodologies such as western blotting, immunohistochemistry, molecular biology techniques as well as cellular and molecular imaging.