Omar Mansour

Dr. Omar Mansour is an Industry Associate Professor at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, New York University. He previously served as a lead software engineer at Crestron Electronics and an assistant professor at Wentworth Institute of Technology, where he taught computer engineering courses and conducted research in medical ultrasound imaging. Dr. Mansour has extensive industry experience in embedded real-time software development for signal and image processing. He has worked at Intersil, Lucent Technologies, and Tyco Electronics, where he contributed to the development of a Radar-based automotive vision system. Dr. Mansour also conducted research at Robarts Research Institute, where he developed a novel method for high-frame-rate Doppler ultrasound imaging.

Omar A. Mansour is a researcher at the University of Western Ontario with expertise in signal processing, ultrasound, radar, embedded systems, and FPGA. His work focuses on advanced signal processing techniques for medical imaging, particularly in color Doppler ultrasound. Mansour has developed Doppler measurement systems and improved beamforming methods for high-flow velocity imaging. His research includes spread-spectrum beamforming and clutter filtering for plane-wave color Doppler imaging, contributing to high-frame-rate ultrasound imaging. His work emphasizes the integration of embedded systems and FPGA for real-time signal processing in radar and ultrasound applications.