Thanks to a Fulbright scholarship, she was a visiting PhD student at the DigAR Lab from January to August 2020 where she started working on the development of a Web-GIS platform aimed at the digital display of the outcome of her research. Her work focusses on the definition of recommendations for the sustainable preservation and presentation of Bronze Age archaeological sites located on the island of Crete (Greece). To achieve this goal, she proposes innovative and crowdsourced methodological tools for both the condition assessment of these sites but also for the design of itineraries between these sites (macro/regional scale) and within them between the visible remains (micro/site scale). Her research indeed seeks to advocate the use of well-informed itineraries as a facilitator to bridge the gap between site preservation and presentation duties.