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PhD studentship in Biomechanics and Motor Control
Motion Science Group
Department of Psychology and Sports Science
University of Muenster, Germany
A three year studentship, starting in August/September 2006, is available to
study biomechanical modelling of human movements and motor control. The
influence of biomechanical properties of humans on the motor control should
be investigated.
Applicants should have a Master degree in natural sciences, e.g. computer
science, engineering, mathematics or the physical or biological sciences.
Knowledge in programming, e.g. C or Matlab, and experiences with measuring
equipments in biomechanics is favorable.
Candidates have to assist in teaching each semester for 2 hours per week.
Salary amounts to approx. The salary is according to BAT roughly EUR
1000/month (net) for a non-married person.
Applications of women are specially invited. In the case of similar
qualification, competence and specific achievements, women will be
considered on preferential terms within the framework of legal
possibilities. Handicapped candidates with equivalent qualifications will be
given preference.
If you are interested in applying please send your application documents to
the address below by 15th July 2006.
Mrs U. Schröer-Hüls
Universität Münster
Bewegungswissenschaft
Horstmarer Landweg 62 b
D – 48149 Münster, Germany.
For informal enquiries contact:
Prof. Heiko Wagner
email: heiko.wagner@uni-muenster.de
Motion Science Group
Department of Psychology and Sports Science
University of Muenster, Germany
A three year studentship, starting in August/September 2006, is available to
study biomechanical modelling of human movements and motor control. The
influence of biomechanical properties of humans on the motor control should
be investigated.
Applicants should have a Master degree in natural sciences, e.g. computer
science, engineering, mathematics or the physical or biological sciences.
Knowledge in programming, e.g. C or Matlab, and experiences with measuring
equipments in biomechanics is favorable.
Candidates have to assist in teaching each semester for 2 hours per week.
Salary amounts to approx. The salary is according to BAT roughly EUR
1000/month (net) for a non-married person.
Applications of women are specially invited. In the case of similar
qualification, competence and specific achievements, women will be
considered on preferential terms within the framework of legal
possibilities. Handicapped candidates with equivalent qualifications will be
given preference.
If you are interested in applying please send your application documents to
the address below by 15th July 2006.
Mrs U. Schröer-Hüls
Universität Münster
Bewegungswissenschaft
Horstmarer Landweg 62 b
D – 48149 Münster, Germany.
For informal enquiries contact:
Prof. Heiko Wagner
email: heiko.wagner@uni-muenster.de