Dr. Stoff’s research focuses on the intersections of gender and war, specifically, Russian women and the Great War. Her first book, They Fought for the Motherland: Russia's Women Soldiers in World War I and the Revolution (University Press of Kansas, 2006), examines the experiences of the women who served as combatants during the First World War in Russia. Her second book, Russia's Sisters of Mercy and the Great War: More than Binding Men's Wounds (Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2015) analyzes the participation of women in medical services during that conflict. As part of the international editorial team for the multi-volume project Russia's Great War and Revolution , she is lead editor for a volume exploring the frontline experiences of soldiers, nurses, and prisoners of war. Additionally, she serves as Associate Editor of an interdisciplinary journal in development entitled Gender & Conflict, which will feature innovative scholarship drawn from the methodologies and questions of the humanities and social sciences to consider the ways gender and conflict frame personal experiences, political negotiations, and cultural expressions.