Dr. Roundy has ongoing research projects in advanced Neuroimaging using High-Field 7 Tesla MRI; mobile technology in education; pre-operative, multispectral, high-resolution 3D modeling for simulated surgical planning, and bioabsorbable dural closure device for minimally-invasive surgery. His work interests include skullbase surgery, minimally-invasive intracranial and spinal surgery and neuroendoscopy. He graduated from University of Arizona in 2007.