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Friedrich-Schiller-University (FSU) Jena, Chair of Science of Motion
*Ph.D. Positions or Postdoc Position (TV-LE 13 (O) -- 0.75) 36 months --
Disturbed locomotion *
We are looking for highly motivated individuals to carry out
biomechanical research on human locomotion and how pain affects
reactions to disturbances during standing and during locomotion. The aim
of the interdisciplinary research project consisting of five
sub-projects distributed among two universities (Muenster and Jena) is
to foster the understanding, etiology, and pathogenesis of chronic back
pain with a focus on the development of a model-based diagnostic toolbox
(supported by the BMBF).
Applicants (physicists, engineers, biologists, biomechanists, sports
scientists) with interest in biomechanic research should have experience
in techniques of measurement and/or mechanical modeling (including
MATLAB and libraries).
Applications must include a CV, a brief statement of research experience
and interests. Proficiency in both written and spoken English is required.
Disabled people are encouraged to apply.
Applications will be considered until the position has been filled.
Please submit your documents no later than Mai 20, 2010. Please address
your application and any queries to Reinhard Blickhan
(reinhard.blickhan@uni-jena.de).
--
Dr. Tobias Siebert
Science of Motion
Institute of Sportscience
Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena
Seidelstr. 20, D-07749 Jena
Germany
Friedrich-Schiller-University (FSU) Jena, Chair of Science of Motion
*Ph.D. Positions or Postdoc Position (TV-LE 13 (O) -- 0.75) 36 months --
Disturbed locomotion *
We are looking for highly motivated individuals to carry out
biomechanical research on human locomotion and how pain affects
reactions to disturbances during standing and during locomotion. The aim
of the interdisciplinary research project consisting of five
sub-projects distributed among two universities (Muenster and Jena) is
to foster the understanding, etiology, and pathogenesis of chronic back
pain with a focus on the development of a model-based diagnostic toolbox
(supported by the BMBF).
Applicants (physicists, engineers, biologists, biomechanists, sports
scientists) with interest in biomechanic research should have experience
in techniques of measurement and/or mechanical modeling (including
MATLAB and libraries).
Applications must include a CV, a brief statement of research experience
and interests. Proficiency in both written and spoken English is required.
Disabled people are encouraged to apply.
Applications will be considered until the position has been filled.
Please submit your documents no later than Mai 20, 2010. Please address
your application and any queries to Reinhard Blickhan
(reinhard.blickhan@uni-jena.de).
--
Dr. Tobias Siebert
Science of Motion
Institute of Sportscience
Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena
Seidelstr. 20, D-07749 Jena
Germany