Mohsen is an interdisciplinary researcher investigating climate-resilient urban solutions through green infrastructure and cutting-edge technologies like blockchain to advance sustainable development goals. His current work focuses on optimizing diverse green infrastructure systems, such as green roofs, to enhance urban ecosystems. Through extensive research, he has developed design strategies that boost the ecological benefits of green roofs while improving building energy efficiency, contributing to more sustainable and livable cities. Prior to joining SEAS, Mohsen was a Research Assistant at Michigan State University, where he participated in the Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems (SAFS) graduate specialization program. Recently, he has expanded his research to include the study of constructed wetlands for stormwater management and pollutant removal, with a particular focus on performance variations in cold climate regions. His research employs a range of analytical tools and modeling approaches, including SWAT (Soil and Water Assessment Tool) for hydrological modeling and DesignBuilder for building performance simulation, among others.