A significant part of his postdoctoral fellowship focuses on developing a novel, one-step, point-of-care device for rapid and accurate dry eye diagnosis: ADMiER - Acoustically-Driven Microfluidic Extensional Rheometry. He also contributes as a Sub-Investigator and study site member on multiple industry-sponsored Phase I and II clinical trials investigating new devices and therapeutics for anterior eye disease. His broader research interests include blue light and ocular health, ocular imaging, translational research, and evidence-based practice. He is a member of the Melbourne Cochrane Eyes and Vision Centre for Evidence-Based Vision Care - one of nine centers globally- and a sub-committee member for Tear Film and Ocular Surface Society's global Workshop entitled “A Lifestyle Epidemic: Ocular Surface Disease”.