• Groundwater Recharge and Storage: Researching the natural replenishment processes of groundwater, including precipitation, surface water infiltration, and artificial recharge methods. Understanding these processes helps in planning for water supply sustainability.
• Groundwater Quality: Investigating the factors that affect groundwater quality such as contamination from industrial waste, agricultural runoff, and urban pollution. Techniques to monitor, assess, and improve groundwater quality are also studied.
• Modeling and Simulation: Developing mathematical models and simulation tools to predict groundwater flow, pollutant transport, and the impact of human activities. These models help in decision-making processes for water resource management.​​

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• ​Policy​ and Regulation: Studying policies, regulations, and governance frameworks to improve the management and protection of groundwater resources. This includes analyzing legal frameworks, policy implementation, and the role of stakeholders.
• Impact of Climate Change: Assessing the impact of climate change on groundwater availability and quality. This includes predicting changes in precipitation patterns, temperature, and the resulting effects on groundwater recharge and discharge.

• Sustainable Management: Researching strategies for sustainable groundwater management that balance the needs of the environment, economy, and society. This includes strategies for reducing over-extraction, implementing efficient irrigation practices, and promoting water-use efficiency.