Helped Professor Malloy research zoning and land use law at the intersection of disability law for his scholarly work.

Worked one-on-one with inventors, entrepreneurs, and start-up businesses, researching intellectual property, market, and regulatory compliance relevant to commercializing new scientific innovations, specifically medical device technologies, artificial intelligence, and scientific methods.

Conducted behavioral studies utilizing animal models, such as self-administration, elevated plus maze, and conditioned placement preference paradigms. Performed administrative duties (i.e., reviewing applications and conducting interviews, training new research assistants).