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Mar 24, 2020 Coronavirus has hospitals in desperate need of equipment. These innovators are racing to help , NY Times News
Mar 23, 2020 Do-It-Yourself Medical Devices and Protective Gear Fuel Battle Against COVID-19 , Georgia Tech News
Jan 30, 2020 Four ChBE Professors Win Prestigious NSF CAREER Awards Congratulations Prof. Bhamla for receiving the 2020 Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award from the National Science Foundation (NSF)!
Jan 14, 2020 This CRISPR Tool costs 10,000$. Researchers made a version that costs 23 cents Interview with Inverse
Jan 12, 2020 BBQ Lighter Transformed Into a High-Tech Lab Device, Interview with Georgia Tech
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Nov 02, 2019 Hearing aid uses 3D printed parts and costs less than a dollar Interview with Jason Arunn Murugesu, New Scientist
Aug 02, 2019 Local high school students help develop a low cost tool used in lifesaving research WSB-TV Atlanta
Jul 01, 2019 Low Cost Medical Devices for Low-Resource Regions, Interview with Medgadget
Jun 10, 2019 Frugal Science in the Age of Innovation, Georgia Tech, College of Engineering, Podcast with Dean on the Uncommon Engineer
Mar 06, 2019 This spider slingshots itself at extreme speeds to catch prey, ScienceNews
Jan 11, 2019 How worm blobs behave like a liquid and a solid, ScienceNews
Jan 06, 2019 This worm’s lifestyle is the stuff of science fiction, Science
Jan 05, 2019 This sharpshooter insect pees faster than a cheetah accelerates, Science
Dec 27, 2018 From The SpaceX Falcon Heavy to the Paperfuge, The 2018 Beazley Design Awards Are Timelessly Timely, Forbes
Dec 12, 2018 This insect's 'pee droplets' accelerate faster than a cheetah, As It Happens, CBC Radio
Dec 10, 2018 The ‘pissing fly’ urinates faster than cheetahs run, teaching scientists about new forms of speed, The Washington Post
Dec 4, 2018 How some sap-sucking insects fling their pee, ScienceNews
Aug 10, 2018 Meet the Flash of the protozoan world, NSF Science 360
Aug 8, 2018 The World’s Fastest Creature Is Not What You Think, Gizmodo
Aug 7, 2018 World’s Fastest Creature May Also be One of the Smallest, Gatech News
Jun 18, 2018 Too Small for Big Muscles, Tiny Animals Use Springs, Scientific American
Apr 26, 2018 Math Explains Why Robots Can't Compete With Ants, Popular Mechanics
Apr 26, 2018 Nature's mechanical secrets could held build faster robots, WIRED
Apr 26, 2018 Scientists figured out how some of the world’s smallest creatures pack such powerful punches, Quartz
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Jan 10, 2017 Children’s Whirligig Toy Inspires a Low-Cost Laboratory Test, National Public Radio
Jan 12 2017 How a Children’s Toy Could Help Fight Malaria, Smithsonian
Jan 31 2017 A low-cost, hand-powered paper centrifuge, NIH Research Matters
Jan 10 2017 This super-cheap paper centrifuge can spin 125,000 times per minute, Popular Science
Jan 10 2017 This Centrifuge Costs 20 Cents to Make and Can Be Used Anywhere, MIT Technology Review
Jan 10 2017 An Ancient Toy Could Improve Health Care in the Developing World, The Atlantic
Jan 10 2017 Spinning toy reinvented as low-tech centrifuge, Nature News
Jan 14 2017 A cardboard centrifuge separates blood cells from plasma, The Economist
Jan 16 2017 20-cent, whirligig-inspired Paperfuge could help diagnose diseases, CNN
Jan 10 2017 This 20-cent paper pinwheel could transform medicine in the developing world, Science
Jan 10 2017 The Paperfuge: A 20-cent device that could transform healthcare, Wired
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Mar 26 2016 Contact Lens Wearers May Be Done Dealing With Dry Eyes, Thanks To New Device, Medical Daily
Oct 09 2016 The beautiful geometry of arrested soap bubbles, Boston Globe
Sept 14 2016 Engineers stop the swirly rainbows on bubbles, Futurity
Mar 24 2016 ‘Tear machine’ might make contact lenses less painful, Futurity
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Dec 02 2015 Get lost is these trippy fluid dynamics GIFs, Wired