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    POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS IN HUMAN MOVEMENT CONTROL
    Two Post-Doctoral positions are available in the Human Motor Control
    Laboratory at The University of Adelaide. The successful applicants will
    have a PhD in neuroscience, and an interest in how sensory and cortical
    mechanisms are integrated in the control of movement. Both positions are
    available early in 1999, for a maximum of three years. The salary will
    depend on the applicant's experience, but will be in the range $A37,038 to
    $45,111.
    The first position is an NH&MRC-funded Research Officer position for
    1999-2001. The area of study is the control of the human masticatory
    system. The techniques that will be used include transcranial brain
    stimulation, surface and single motor unit electromyography, sensory evoked
    potentials and stretch reflex testing.
    For details of this project, please contact:
    Dr Timothy Miles (phone +618 83035108;
    email: tmiles@physiol.adelaide.edu.au) or
    Dr Mike Nordstrom (phone +618 83034567;
    email: mnordstrom@physiol.adelaide.edu.au)

    The second position is a Australian Research Council-funded Research Officer
    for 1999-2001. The aim of this project is to elucidate some of the
    mechanisms that underlie plastic change in the human sensory and motor
    cortical systems. The techniques that will be used include transcranial
    brain stimulation, surface electromyography, and sensory evoked potential
    (EEG) testing.
    For details of this project, please contact:
    Dr Timothy Miles (phone +618 83035108;
    email: tmiles@physiol.adelaide.edu.au), or
    Dr Mike Ridding (phone +618 83035108;
    email: mridding@physiol.adelaide.edu.au), or
    Professor Philip Thompson (phone +618 8223 0230, ext 6328; email:
    pthompson@medicine.edu.au).
    Address:
    Department of Physiology
    The University of Adelaide
    Adelaide SA 5005
    AUSTRALIA
    Phone: +61 8 8303 5108
    FAX : +61 8 8303 3356
    http://www.sciweb.science.adelaide.edu.au/physiology/home.nsf/people/tmiles

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