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Rob Adamson is a Professor and Acting Director at the School of Biomedical Engineering at Dalhousie University. His research interests focus on advanced imaging and therapeutic devices using light and ultrasound. He leads multiple research projects, including the development of optical coherence tomography systems for imaging the middle ear and photoacoustic imaging systems for intra-surgical endoscopic imaging. His group works closely with industry partners to ensure that research advances translate into practical applications that benefit patients. He welcomes students from mathematics, physics, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineering backgrounds at the PhD and Master of Applied Science levels. His expertise includes imaging, circuit design, mathematical modeling, and microfabrication optics. Adamson has also been involved in several notable projects, such as the development of subcutaneous piezoelectrically actuated bone-anchored hearing aids and high-frequency ultrasound imaging techniques.
Dalhousie University • Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Leading the School of Biomedical Engineering and directing research initiatives.
A system for wirelessly transmitting acoustic signals to an implantable receiver.
Methods for producing ultrasound endoscopic devices.
Techniques for controlling the properties of piezoelectric materials.