Doug Adams
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Researchers simulate battlefield blast exposures to reduce impact on soldiers
By Craig Boerner Vanderbilt researchers are using BIHF — a Biofidelic Instrumented Head Form — to study the impact of blast exposures in the military, an idea that could translate to research in other areas, including contact sports such as football and hockey. Soldiers often come away from routine training… Read MoreFeb. 14, 2025
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Technology-enabled leadership program hosts U.S. Army executives to learn about trends in AI, data-driven risk management and resilience building
By Craig Boerner Vanderbilt researchers are using BIHF — a Biofidelic Instrumented Head Form — to study the impact of blast exposures in the military, an idea that could translate to research in other areas, including contact sports such as football and hockey. Soldiers often come away from routine training… Read MoreSep. 16, 2024
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Adams, Chang honored for teaching, mentoring at Spring Assembly
By Craig Boerner Vanderbilt researchers are using BIHF — a Biofidelic Instrumented Head Form — to study the impact of blast exposures in the military, an idea that could translate to research in other areas, including contact sports such as football and hockey. Soldiers often come away from routine training… Read MoreApr. 15, 2024
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Douglas Adams is chair of Provost’s Science Space Planning Committee
By Craig Boerner Vanderbilt researchers are using BIHF — a Biofidelic Instrumented Head Form — to study the impact of blast exposures in the military, an idea that could translate to research in other areas, including contact sports such as football and hockey. Soldiers often come away from routine training… Read MoreSep. 13, 2023
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Dean Fauchet presents 2021-2022 faculty, staff and student research awards
By Craig Boerner Vanderbilt researchers are using BIHF — a Biofidelic Instrumented Head Form — to study the impact of blast exposures in the military, an idea that could translate to research in other areas, including contact sports such as football and hockey. Soldiers often come away from routine training… Read MoreMay. 10, 2022
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Army Futures Command awards Pathfinder seed funding to Tonia Rex and Doug Adams
By Craig Boerner Vanderbilt researchers are using BIHF — a Biofidelic Instrumented Head Form — to study the impact of blast exposures in the military, an idea that could translate to research in other areas, including contact sports such as football and hockey. Soldiers often come away from routine training… Read MoreMay. 2, 2022
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Soldier-Inspired Innovation Incubator team advances to finals for $500,000 xTechBOLT prize
By Craig Boerner Vanderbilt researchers are using BIHF — a Biofidelic Instrumented Head Form — to study the impact of blast exposures in the military, an idea that could translate to research in other areas, including contact sports such as football and hockey. Soldiers often come away from routine training… Read MoreMay. 7, 2021
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Adams is 2021 Fellow of the Society for Experimental Mechanics
By Craig Boerner Vanderbilt researchers are using BIHF — a Biofidelic Instrumented Head Form — to study the impact of blast exposures in the military, an idea that could translate to research in other areas, including contact sports such as football and hockey. Soldiers often come away from routine training… Read MoreNov. 9, 2020
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Adams to lead TIPs-funded, soldier-inspired innovation hub
By Craig Boerner Vanderbilt researchers are using BIHF — a Biofidelic Instrumented Head Form — to study the impact of blast exposures in the military, an idea that could translate to research in other areas, including contact sports such as football and hockey. Soldiers often come away from routine training… Read MoreJun. 30, 2020
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Revamped civil engineering curriculum ignites students’ passions
By Craig Boerner Vanderbilt researchers are using BIHF — a Biofidelic Instrumented Head Form — to study the impact of blast exposures in the military, an idea that could translate to research in other areas, including contact sports such as football and hockey. Soldiers often come away from routine training… Read MoreNov. 3, 2019