While his clinical work centers on care of individuals with spinal cord injury, his research focuses on technical interventions to mitigate and prevent secondary complications of spinal cord injury. This research has spanned a wide range of endpoints from device trials on optogenetic-based bladder neuroprostheses to studies aimed at understanding the efficacy and pharmacodynamics of autonomic dysreflexia management. He further has experience advising on device research for several Bay Area startups.