Involvement in ESA's EnVision mission through Prof. Genova, serving as a Co-Investigator for the radio science investigation. This research focuses on determining Venus's internal structure by combining gravity data, topography, and other geophysical constraints. These analyses aim to provide insights into Venus's internal dynamics and evolution, contributing to the mission's objectives of understanding the planet's geological activity and its divergence from Earth-like conditions.

Engagement in the study of the Galilean moons' interiors, with a focus on Callisto and Ganymede. These investigations aim to characterize the moons' hydrospheres and core properties. The group also facilitates potential joint analysis of data from NASA's Europa Clipper and ESA's JUICE missions, advancing our understanding of the internal structures and evolution of these icy worlds and their potential habitability.

Reanalysis of MRO data and measurements from Mars orbiters focuses on investigating the polar caps, which hold critical information about Mars' climate history and evolution. By integrating gravity, topographic, and sounding data, detailed mapping of the polar deposits has been conducted to constrain their properties. A key emphasis is placed on time-varying signals to study the lithosphere's response and the seasonal variations of the polar deposits, providing insights into their formation processes.