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The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is a federal research and
development laboratory administered by the University of California for the
Department of Energy. Recently, LLNL brought its history of excellence in
engineering development, computational modeling, and human factors research
to focus on the prevention and treatment of occupational hand injuries and
the modeling of upper extremity movement.
We are currently seeking excellent candidates for the following 3 positions.
In all positions, there will be opportunities for interaction and
collaboration with interdisciplinary scientists in the academic community and
with private industry. All appointees are expected to perform research
resulting in publications in leading journals. Candidates must have a
demonstrated ability to (1) identify complex problems and solve them in a
creative and timely manner, (2) carry out independent research and (3)
communicate clearly in both oral and written form.
For further information, candidates may contact:
Dr. S. Burastero or Raj Denhoy
(ph.) (510) 424-4511
(fax) (510) 422-2234
or send a CV to:
Health Services
Mail Stop L-723
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
PO Box 808
Livermore, CA 94550
__________________________________________________ ______________________
Postdoctoral Research Position
Description:
The Ergonomics Research Program at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
is seeking postdoctoral scientists with strong backgrounds in ergonomics,
computational biology, biomechanical engineering or motion analysis.
Appointees will be expected to perform independent research in occupational
biomechanics, 3D motion analysis, and product evaluation and design, related
to hand tools and computer input devices.
Preferred Skills/Background:
1) Recent Ph.D. in engineering or computational biology, with a strong
research
background.
2) Knowledge of Macintosh systems and software including LabView.
3) Experience in development of sensors and data acquisition systems for
motion and/or
force analysis.
__________________________________________________ ______________________
Postdoctoral Research Position
Description:
We are seeking postdoctoral scientists with strong backgrounds in
computational biology and medicine, image processing, or computer vision.
Appointees will be expected to continue development of a computational model
of the human hand. There will be opportunities for interactions with the
Institute for Scientific Computing Research.
Preferred Skills/Background:
1) Recent PhD in physics, mathematics, computer science, or engineering, with
a research
background in one of these areas.
2) Experience in computational modeling of complex systems.
__________________________________________________ ______________________
Postdoctoral Research Position
Description:
We are seeking a postdoctoral research candidate to participate in an
interdisciplinary project involving the development of improved prototypes
for endoscopic surgeries of the extremities. Appointees will work closely
with leading orthopedic surgeons and will have access to LLNL expertise in
sensors and engineering development.
Preferred Skills/Background:
1) Recent PhD in engineering, with a strong research background.
2) Experience in mechanical design.
3) Experience in micro-tool development.
development laboratory administered by the University of California for the
Department of Energy. Recently, LLNL brought its history of excellence in
engineering development, computational modeling, and human factors research
to focus on the prevention and treatment of occupational hand injuries and
the modeling of upper extremity movement.
We are currently seeking excellent candidates for the following 3 positions.
In all positions, there will be opportunities for interaction and
collaboration with interdisciplinary scientists in the academic community and
with private industry. All appointees are expected to perform research
resulting in publications in leading journals. Candidates must have a
demonstrated ability to (1) identify complex problems and solve them in a
creative and timely manner, (2) carry out independent research and (3)
communicate clearly in both oral and written form.
For further information, candidates may contact:
Dr. S. Burastero or Raj Denhoy
(ph.) (510) 424-4511
(fax) (510) 422-2234
or send a CV to:
Health Services
Mail Stop L-723
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
PO Box 808
Livermore, CA 94550
__________________________________________________ ______________________
Postdoctoral Research Position
Description:
The Ergonomics Research Program at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
is seeking postdoctoral scientists with strong backgrounds in ergonomics,
computational biology, biomechanical engineering or motion analysis.
Appointees will be expected to perform independent research in occupational
biomechanics, 3D motion analysis, and product evaluation and design, related
to hand tools and computer input devices.
Preferred Skills/Background:
1) Recent Ph.D. in engineering or computational biology, with a strong
research
background.
2) Knowledge of Macintosh systems and software including LabView.
3) Experience in development of sensors and data acquisition systems for
motion and/or
force analysis.
__________________________________________________ ______________________
Postdoctoral Research Position
Description:
We are seeking postdoctoral scientists with strong backgrounds in
computational biology and medicine, image processing, or computer vision.
Appointees will be expected to continue development of a computational model
of the human hand. There will be opportunities for interactions with the
Institute for Scientific Computing Research.
Preferred Skills/Background:
1) Recent PhD in physics, mathematics, computer science, or engineering, with
a research
background in one of these areas.
2) Experience in computational modeling of complex systems.
__________________________________________________ ______________________
Postdoctoral Research Position
Description:
We are seeking a postdoctoral research candidate to participate in an
interdisciplinary project involving the development of improved prototypes
for endoscopic surgeries of the extremities. Appointees will work closely
with leading orthopedic surgeons and will have access to LLNL expertise in
sensors and engineering development.
Preferred Skills/Background:
1) Recent PhD in engineering, with a strong research background.
2) Experience in mechanical design.
3) Experience in micro-tool development.