I am Saad Bhamla, a third year Ph.D. student in the Department of Chemical Engineering at Stanford University.

I use this website to share my personal thoughts and professional progress with the world.

I work in the Fuller Research Group where I study the in vitro dynamics of the human tear film. Broadly, I am interested in the field of interfacial physics & complex fluids. More details about my research can be found in the research section.

In addition to academics, I love running, biking and swimming. The personal section of the website has links to some of the activities I engage in. I am an avid blogger as well, and I write to share my thoughts and stories with everyone. If you feel stimulated by what you’ve read on my blog, then this site has achieved its purpose.

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Latest News

01-April-2013: I have my first dissertation reading committee meeting on 11th April 2013.

25-March-2012: I will be a Teaching Assistant for the Beginner Windsurfing class for Spring 2013.

22-March-2013: I will be presenting a poster at the Annual ARVO meeting in Seattle, Washington on Sunday, 5th May 2013.

20-March-2013: I will be presenting a poster at the symposium in honor of Gerry Fuller’s 60th Birthday celebrations on Monday 15th April 2013

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