Her research spans computational biology, biochemistry, and global health economics. In the lab, she applies computational tools to study biological systems. In global health, she investigates pharmaceutical supply chains, health equity, and drug financing in developing markets, focusing on strategies to improve access to life-saving medicines.

Adeline founded the blog, Lavender + Lab Coats, sharing her journey in STEM throughout high school and college. She now focuses on writing articles about global health innovation and pharmaceutical funding, exploring how investment can drive solutions for antimicrobial resistance and healthcare access.

She is an experienced speaker, having presented at TEDxStanford 2024 and engaged in educational outreach at events like ISEF Educational Outreach Day. She is passionate about advocacy, using public speaking to raise awareness about antimicrobial resistance and global health, from local community initiatives to policy discussions within her school district.