Evgeny Chuvilin's research interests include permafrost and gas hydrates in Arctic regions with potential for hydrocarbon production, including the Russian shelf. His primary research interests include the development of new methods and technologies for the experimental study of ice- and hydrate-containing rocks; gas emission and hydrate manifestations in the Arctic region; and natural hazards and geological risks associated with permafrost during oil and gas field development. Evgeny Chuvilin has over 400 publications, including over 100 Scopus-indexed articles, and holds 21 patents. He serves on the editorial boards and serves as a reviewer for several professional journals. He supervised several dozen scientific grants and research and development projects. Evgeny Chuvilin has participated in numerous international projects on permafrost and gas hydrate research. He has supervised the defense of approximately 60 student theses and 11 PhD dissertations. At Skoltech, Evgeny Chuvilin is actively involved in popularizing science and is the author of a number of popular science articles, lectures, and interviews.