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Rob Adamson is a Professor and Acting Director at the School of Biomedical Engineering, Dalhousie University. His research focuses on advanced imaging and therapeutic devices using light and ultrasound, with applications in otology, medical implants, and high-frequency ultrasound systems. He collaborates closely with industry partners to translate research into clinical solutions.
His current projects include optical coherence tomography for middle ear imaging, ultrasound-based powering of medical implants, and development of a subcutaneous piezoelectric hearing aid (SPAHA). He leads a lab emphasizing applied engineering solutions, recruiting students in math, physics, and engineering disciplines.
Key innovations include a 40-MHz phased-array ultrasound transducer for endoscopic imaging and a novel transcutaneous energy transmission system. His work bridges fundamental engineering principles with clinical needs, addressing challenges like long-range imaging in the ear and efficient power delivery to implants.
Adamson has pioneered high-frequency ultrasound technologies for ear imaging and co-founded Daxsonics Ultrasound Inc. to commercialize advancements. His research emphasizes miniaturization, beamforming algorithms, and material science for medical devices.
