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Forman's professional career includes Research Associate positions at Curtin University from April 2017 to December 2018 and May to July 2020, as well as a Lecturer and Lab Leader role at Edith Cowan University's School of Natural Sciences in 2014, where she delivered lectures on basic geological concepts. She has authored or co-authored over 30 publications, with key contributions including 'Impacts on the CV parent body: A coordinated, multiscale fabric analysis of the Allende meteorite' (2023), 'Constraints on the Emplacement of Martian Nakhlite Igneous Rocks and Their Source Volcano From Advanced Micro-Petrofabric Analysis' (2022), 'Boom boom pow: Shock-facilitated aqueous alteration and evidence for two shock events in the Martian nakhlite meteorites' (2019), 'A morphologic and crystallographic comparison of CV chondrite matrices' (2019), 'Nebula sulfidation and evidence for migration of “free-floating” refractory metal nuggets revealed by atom probe microscopy' (2017), and 'Defining the mechanism for compaction of the CV chondrite parent body' (2017). Her research has been cited over 455 times on Google Scholar, influencing studies in planetary evolution and meteoritics. Forman supervises undergraduate and PhD projects, engages in science outreach, and presents at conferences such as the Curtin Early to Mid-Career Research Symposium.