I serve on the Global Ethic Committee and the Communication Committee. The key theme areas of PoWR are Climate Action, Indigenous People, Next Generation, Peace & Justice, and Women's Dignity and I am involved in several of these.The vision of the Parliament of the World’s Religions is of a just, peaceful, and sustainable world in which:-Religious and spiritual communities live in harmony and contribute to a better world from their riches of wisdom and compassion.-Religious and cultural fears and hatreds are replaced with understanding and respect. People everywhere come to know and care for their neighbors.-The richness of human and religious diversity is woven into the fabric of communal, civil, societal, and global life.-The world’s most powerful and influential institutions move beyond narrow self-interest to realize common good.-The Earth and all life are cherished, protected, healed, and restored. All people commit to living out their highest values and aspirations.

~Educating our region about Regenerative and Resilient Living to build a Perennially Mutualistic Culture~CPI's Mission:To educate individuals and organizations on Permaculture in order to catalyze a resilient culture in the Cincinnati Bioregion. Leveraging symbiotic opportunities for practical regenerative results.CPI's Vision:Our diverse community builds its own resilient future; one plant, one person, one community at a time.

Affiliated (Honorary) Physics Faculty Member. Declined the regular tenure-track professor offer due to dual career reasons. Design and perform research in theoretical quantum condensed matter theory with a focus on strongly correlated, mesoscopic and nano-scale quantum matter/systems. Often involves (international) collaborations and mentoring of junior researchers.

CinciNNI: Cincinnati Near Neighbor Interactions.It is a quantum condensed matter theory forum structured around one day events typically held few times a year, involving researchers as well their graduate students and postdocs from tri-state universities. Regularly participating universities include Indiana University, Indiana­ Purdue University at Indianapolis, Ohio State University, Ohio University, Purdue University, University of Cincinnati, and University of Kentucky.

The group was awarded a 'Women in Physics Grant' for the year 2016-2017 from the American Physical Society's Committee on the Status of Women in Physics. Originally the group started as an an in-person group. On the International Women's Day, March 8, 2024 the corresponding Linkedin Group was opened up to the larger community going beyond the original members.

Experimental/Model School

As a physics professor, led a research program in theoretical quantum condensed matter physics. Supervised and mentored graduate students and postdoctoral researchers. Designed and taught graduate level core courses as well as advanced courses (e.g. advanced statistical physics, many body theory). Also taught large service courses in introductory physics to undergraduate students outside the physics department.

Joint position with PSI

Joint position with ETH