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BIOMECHANICS_BIOMATERIALS
Research Assistant Grade 1B
in the Department of MATERIALS & MEDICAL SCIENCES
of CRANFIELD UNIVERSITY
at Shrivenham, UK
We seek to recruit a graduate to work in an exciting biomedical
engineering project in conjunction with 2 major NHS hospitals and the
automotive industry.
Theme: the project is to investigate the mechanical properties of bones
with invasive and non-invasive methods to determine useful parameters,
which may enable the automotive industry improve safety standards and
reduce the risk of fatal car accidents.
Eligibility: the post is open to EU nationals, with background in
either APPLIED SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, PHYSICS, MATERIALS, or closely
related subjects; who posesss or expect to obtain a good honours degree
(either 1st, or 2i, or a 2ii and MSc). The graduate will be given the
option to also register for a PhD.
Duration: 3 years (Interviews will be held at the end of August 2001
and the start date is October 2001)
Salary: approx. £16k.
Details for the department’s research activities can be seen in:
http://www.rmcs.cranfield.ac.uk/bone
http://www.rmcs.cranfield.ac.uk/departments/dmms
http://www.cranfield.ac.uk/research/biomed/resdir.htm
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Applications: A copy of your CV and the names of two referees are
required, send these to:
Dr P.Zioupos
(c/o Sue Hardy: ref: DTI-GRH)
Dept. Materials & Med. Sciences
Cranfield University (RMCS)
Shrivenham SN6 8LA
United Kingdom
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BIOMECHANICS_BIOMATERIALS
Research Assistant Grade 1B
in the Department of MATERIALS & MEDICAL SCIENCES
of CRANFIELD UNIVERSITY
at Shrivenham, UK
We seek to recruit a graduate to work in an exciting biomedical
engineering project in conjunction with 2 major NHS hospitals and the
automotive industry.
Theme: the project is to investigate the mechanical properties of bones
with invasive and non-invasive methods to determine useful parameters,
which may enable the automotive industry improve safety standards and
reduce the risk of fatal car accidents.
Eligibility: the post is open to EU nationals, with background in
either APPLIED SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, PHYSICS, MATERIALS, or closely
related subjects; who posesss or expect to obtain a good honours degree
(either 1st, or 2i, or a 2ii and MSc). The graduate will be given the
option to also register for a PhD.
Duration: 3 years (Interviews will be held at the end of August 2001
and the start date is October 2001)
Salary: approx. £16k.
Details for the department’s research activities can be seen in:
http://www.rmcs.cranfield.ac.uk/bone
http://www.rmcs.cranfield.ac.uk/departments/dmms
http://www.cranfield.ac.uk/research/biomed/resdir.htm
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Applications: A copy of your CV and the names of two referees are
required, send these to:
Dr P.Zioupos
(c/o Sue Hardy: ref: DTI-GRH)
Dept. Materials & Med. Sciences
Cranfield University (RMCS)
Shrivenham SN6 8LA
United Kingdom
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