Welcome to the Bhamla Lab
curiosity-driven research in organismic physics, soft matter & frugal science
NEWS & UPDATES
Low-cost hearing aid manuscript on biorxiv
October 18, 2019
Read about our $1 low-cost hearing aid or LoCHAid manuscript on biorxiv. Saad also has a tweet story here https://twitter.com/BhamlaLab/status/1186403056381915137?s=20
New NSF grant on building cyborg cells
October 01, 2019
The lab received a new collaborative grant from NSF as part of its Rules of Life initiative to build synthetic cells.
Welcome to new grad student
September 11, 2019
Xiangting Lei, a 1st year ChBe graduate student joins the lab. Welcome. Xiangting will be working on our new synthetic cells project
Ultrafast cell communication paper out in Nature
July 10, 2019
Read more about our recent discover of 'hydrodynamic communication' in single cells out in Nature today.
Interview with Medgadget...
July 01, 2019
Read more about our low cost medical devices for low-resource regions in this interview by MedGadget.
Interview with the Dean on Frugal Science
June 10, 2019
Saad sits down with the Dean of Georgia Tech's College of Engineering, Steve McLaughlin to talk about some of the frugal science innovation in our lab.
https://coe.gatech.edu/news/2019/06/frugal-science-age-innovation
OPEN POSITIONS
We are looking for curious-minded and passionate researchers, from undergraduates to postdocs, to join our team. Our research interests cover a wide range of topics: frugal tools for science and global health, extreme and ultra-fast organismic biophysics, interfacial fluid dynamics, and experimental soft-matter physics. To apply, please send a copy of recent CV, a brief summary of your projects, and a short statement of your research interests. For potential postdoc fellows, suggestions for fellowships to be targeted are welcome.
CONTACT US
ES&T Room L1224
311 Ferst Drive NW
School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Atlanta GA 30332-0100
USA
404-894-2856