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    November 3, 1994

    To any one who can help:
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    Please answer me only by mail directly to my Email because I haven't
    subscribe to BIMCH-L
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    I am a doctoral student in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the
    Technion-IIT, Haifa, Israel, under the supervision of Dr. Gideon Ishai.
    My dissertation, due to be completed April 1995, is on "Control Strategies in
    Human Gait".
    I am interested in a post-doctoral research or any other research position.
    I also received my M.Sc. (1990) from the Technion, with my thesis on
    "Investigation of Gait Control Assisted by a Multi-link Model of the Locomotor
    System", under the supervision of Dr. Gideon Ishai.
    My work established the equations of motion of a multi-link system of
    bifurcated chains. An algorithm was developed to deal with continuous
    constraints (e.g., two legs on the ground) and with impulsive constraints
    (e.g., the formulation of contact between foot and ground). In my M.Sc. a
    computer simulation of the locomotor system was developed, represented by an
    11-link model. Gait performance was tested, using two control schemes
    (the "actuator approach" and the "impedance approach"), in landing on a bump
    in the floor and into a depression in the floor. In my Ph.D. a computer
    simulation of the locomotor system was developed represented by a 9-link
    model, and a controller based on Sensory-Motor principles. The Control of the
    different phases of walking was achieved by the combination of an "open loop"
    controller (based on preprogrammed torque and impedance patterns) and a
    "closed loop" controller (correction of global parameters related to gait
    process stability, utilizing feed-forward to account for delays in the system).

    I would appreciate it if, perhaps, you could pass my letter and CV on to other
    researchers who may be interest. Enclosed please find a copy of my curriculum
    vitae. I would be delighted to provide you with any further information you
    may require.


    Sincerely yours,

    Danny Seltzer

    Referees:
    Dr. Gideon Ishai (Technion-IIT)
    Prof. Tamar Flash (Weizmann Institute of Science)
    Dr. David Ben-Sira (Zinman College of Physical Education Wingate, Israel)

    e-mail address (internet): dany@biomed.technion.ac.il
    ================================================== ==========================

    Danny Seltzer
    Curriculum Vitae


    1. Personal

    Name: Danny Seltzer
    Birth Date & Place: April 13, 1961, Mendosa, Argentina
    Citizenship: Israeli, ID. No. 68412766
    Martial Status: Married + 3
    Address: Home: Burla 27, Haifa, Israel
    Tel: (972)(4)320545
    Work: Department of Biomedical Engineering, Technion-IIT,
    Haifa, 32000, Technion
    Tel: (972)(4)294125
    Fax: (972)(4)234131

    e-mail (internet): dany@biomed.technion.ac.il

    2. Academic Degrees

    D.Sc. (Completion date 1995), Biomedical Engineering, Dept. of Biomedical
    Engineering, Technion-IIT, Haifa, Israel.
    M.Sc. 1990, Biomedical Engineering, Dept. of Biomedical Engineering,
    Technion-IIT, Haifa, Israel.
    B.Sc. 1987, Cum Laude, Mechanical Engineering, Dept. of Mechanical
    Engineering, Technion-IIT, Haifa, Israel.

    3. Professional Experience

    1994 I have worked in a factory of industrial ventilation. I was engaged
    in design of industrial ventilation systems, coast proposals and
    supervision of manufacturing and setting up.
    1991-1993 I have taught courses in the department of Mathematics at the
    Technion:
    Ordinary and partial diff. equations.
    Development of locomotion laboratory facility consisting of
    real-time kinematics and Force plate measurements. The development
    included programming processing of TV information: calibration,
    filtration, differentiation etc.
    1988-1990 I have taught courses in the Department of Mechanical Engineering
    at the Technion:
    Dynamics, Interactive computer graphics and Manufacturing processes.

    4. Awards

    1988 Gutwirth Award for outstanding research achievements



    5. Fields of interest

    Research pertaining to analysis and synthesis of limb's kinetics in human,
    animals and robots biomechanics and control of locomotion.
    Analysis : measurement of human movement; transducers for kinematics and load
    measurements; sampling and processing of measured information; modeling to
    establish joint's kinematics and loads.
    Synthesis: simulation of the dynamics and the control of multi-link systems.
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    I prefered in the fields of rehabilitation or biomechanics of sport
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    6. List of Publications

    A. Theses

    D.Sc. "Control Strategies in Human Gait", under the supervision of
    Dr. Gideon Ishai. In this work a computer simulation of the locomotor
    system was developed represented by a 9-link model, and a controller
    based on Sensory-Motor principles. The Control of the different phases
    of walking was achieved by a combination of an "open loop" controller
    (based on preprogrammed torque and impedance patterns) and a "closed
    loop" controller (correction of global parameters related to gait
    process stability, utilizing feed-forward to account for delays in the
    system).

    M.Sc. "Investigation of Gait Control Assisted by a Multi-link Model of the
    Locomotor System", under the supervision of Dr. Gideon Ishai.n this
    work the equations of motion of a multi-link system of bifurcated
    chains were established. An algorithm was developed to deal with
    continuous constraints (e.g. two legs on the ground) and with
    impulsive constraints (e.g. the formulation of contact between foot
    and ground).
    A computer simulation of the locomotor system (represented by an
    11-link model) was presented. Gait performance was tested, using two
    control schemes (the "actuator approach" and the "impedance approach"),
    in landing on a bump in the floor and into a depression in the floor.
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