Researcher of the Department of Literary Theory and Comparative studies at TSU Shota Rustaveli Institute of Georgian Literature. The field of scientific interests: comparative literature, translation, theology, gender issues. Working on her doctoral dissertation The Paradigm of the Christian Woman in the History of the Georgian Church (4th- 12th –early centuries). He is a co-author of 2 monographs on Georgian-French relations, co-author of the monograph The Intercultural Model of Georgian Writing and the Problem of National Identity, and author of scientific articles. He has published translations of scientific papers from French. He has received awards for the best translations, namely: 1. Givi Gachechiladze Prize for the best science translation of the year, of R. Barthes’ book S/Z. 2. For the best translation of the year, of Adrian Marino’s book Comparatism and Literary Theory (Together with R. Turnava) which was awarded by the French Book Center and French Cultural Center in Georgia. He has participated in local and international conferences, and is a participant in 5 scientific grant projects.