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A graduate research assistant position is available in the Dynamics of
Human Motion Laboratory at Dalhousie University. The area of research is
in the study of kinetic and electromyographic characteristics associated
with total knee joint replacement failure, and identifying appropriate
therapeutic interventions to minimize failure. Clinicians, researchers and
students from a variety of disciplines work in a collaborative environment
in this state of the art laboratory. Preference will be given to students with
a physiotherapy degree although students with expertise relating to clinical
biomechanics and therapeutic exercise are encouraged to apply. A strong
mathematics or statistics background would be an asset. Students will have
to meet the requirements for one of the following three programs at
Dalhousie University: an M.Sc. program in Physiotherapy, a M.A.Sc. in
Biomedical Engineering or a Ph.D. in Physiology and Biophyiscs.
Graduate student stipends are available. For more information contact: Dr.
C. Kozey at 902-494-2635 or email: clk@dal.ca.
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Human Motion Laboratory at Dalhousie University. The area of research is
in the study of kinetic and electromyographic characteristics associated
with total knee joint replacement failure, and identifying appropriate
therapeutic interventions to minimize failure. Clinicians, researchers and
students from a variety of disciplines work in a collaborative environment
in this state of the art laboratory. Preference will be given to students with
a physiotherapy degree although students with expertise relating to clinical
biomechanics and therapeutic exercise are encouraged to apply. A strong
mathematics or statistics background would be an asset. Students will have
to meet the requirements for one of the following three programs at
Dalhousie University: an M.Sc. program in Physiotherapy, a M.A.Sc. in
Biomedical Engineering or a Ph.D. in Physiology and Biophyiscs.
Graduate student stipends are available. For more information contact: Dr.
C. Kozey at 902-494-2635 or email: clk@dal.ca.
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