Kurt Degoede

Intuitive, low-cost instruments for people in developing countries: Saad Bhamla, a professor at Georgia Tech, is developing portable, frugal and accessible equipment for use in needier parts of the world. One example is a simple substitute for the bulky but vital medical centrifuge that’s based on the simple whirligig toy, with a disk rapidly spun … Continue reading →

Advances in mobile devices and electric vehicles have pushed battery technology to the breaking point. New advances in battery design are needed to meet today’s energy demands. https://www.asme.org/topics-resources/content/advancing-battery-technology-for-modern-innovations