Saad Bhamla

Saad Bhamla studies biomechanics across species to engineer knowledge and tools that inspire curiosity. Saad is an assistant professor of biomolecular engineering at Georgia Tech. A self-proclaimed “tinkerer,” his lab is a trove of discoveries and inventions that span biology, physics, and engineering. Current projects include the hydrodynamics of insect urine, worm blob locomotion, and ultra-low-cost devices for global health. His work has appeared in the NY Times, the Economist, CNN, Wired, NPR, the Wall Street Journal, and more.

Natures engineers - cells to animals. Building frugal tech

Just Curiosity

Walking slowly.