His current research is about Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), and its methodological aspects according to the Software Engineering. As a result of his research there are some publications in several national and international conferences. He is involved in various research projects in collaboration with some other universities. His PhD Thesis is called TOUCHE (Task-Oriented and User-Centred Process Model for Developing Interfaces for Human-Computer-Human Environments) and received the Cum Laude qualification, Doctor Europeus.

His PhD Thesis is called TOUCHE (Task-Oriented and User-Centred Process Model for Developing Interfaces for Human-Computer-Human Environments): a process model and a methodology for the development of groupware applications from the requirements gathering up to the implementation stage.