My research interest is focused on the physiology and biology of fishes in response to climate changes. This field of research required detail understanding of fish biology and physiology, and specific organ function. Development of resiliency in response to climate changes= parameters such as temperature and salinity in many fishes are species specific. Conducting this research in the field are cumbersome due to many uncontrollable variables in the surrounding. Recently, laboratory validation of the fish response to various climate change parameters has expanded greatly due to the development of high-throughput experimental methodologies. These experimental methods provide the keys to a greater understanding of resiliency in response to climate change parameters. These approaches allow a deeper understanding of the field of bio-physiology, and I am committed to apply the results of the experiment in the real world system. Other research interests I have explored in the past few years were the eco-biology of our fascinating giant mudskipper and its associated co-existing smaller mudskipper species and development of resiliency amongst the selected estuarine fishes species.