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The Musculoskeletal Biomechanics Lab at the University of Kansas is
seeking domestic students (US citizens or permanent residents) to join
the lab as financially supported Master's and especially Doctoral
Students. Applicants should have undergraduate and/or graduate GPA
above 3.5/4.0, a quantitative GRE score above 740, and strong technical
writing skills.
Why apply and come to KU for graduate school? The Musculoskeletal
Biomechanics Lab (http://web.ku.edu/~mbrl/) has a strong, vibrant and
growing research program under the direction of Dr. Ken Fischer. The
primary thrust of the research is the analysis of in vivo joint
mechanics during functional loading, using a combination of MRI imaging
and computational modeling. Additional research projects are also
described on the lab website. The Musculoskeletal Biomechanics Lab is
funded by both NIH and NSF. The Mechanical Engineering Department,
Bioengineering Graduate Program, and the School of Engineering offer
additional scholarships and financial support. If you want more
reasons KU is a great place for graduate school check out our lab "Why
KU?" link (http://web.ku.edu/~mbrl/whyku.html), which also links to the
official "Why KU?" webpage (http://why.ku.edu/).
Applicants for the specific positions described above should first
contact Dr. Fischer (fischer@ku.edu) regarding their qualifications.
Applicants have the choice of entering the Mechanical Engineering
Department (http://www.me.engr.ku.edu/) or the Bioengineering Graduate
Program (http://bio.engr.ku.edu/), and must make a formal application to
one of these degree programs. These programs have varying entrance and
program requirements described on their respective websites.
For further information and/or to make application, contact Dr. Fischer
(fischer@ku.edu).
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Ken Fischer, PhD
Mechanical Engineering - University of Kansas
Learned Hall
1530 W 15th St, Room 3138
Lawrence, KS 66045-7609
Tel: 785-864-2994, FAX: 785-864-5254, Sec: 785-864-3181
http://web.ku.edu/~mbrl/
seeking domestic students (US citizens or permanent residents) to join
the lab as financially supported Master's and especially Doctoral
Students. Applicants should have undergraduate and/or graduate GPA
above 3.5/4.0, a quantitative GRE score above 740, and strong technical
writing skills.
Why apply and come to KU for graduate school? The Musculoskeletal
Biomechanics Lab (http://web.ku.edu/~mbrl/) has a strong, vibrant and
growing research program under the direction of Dr. Ken Fischer. The
primary thrust of the research is the analysis of in vivo joint
mechanics during functional loading, using a combination of MRI imaging
and computational modeling. Additional research projects are also
described on the lab website. The Musculoskeletal Biomechanics Lab is
funded by both NIH and NSF. The Mechanical Engineering Department,
Bioengineering Graduate Program, and the School of Engineering offer
additional scholarships and financial support. If you want more
reasons KU is a great place for graduate school check out our lab "Why
KU?" link (http://web.ku.edu/~mbrl/whyku.html), which also links to the
official "Why KU?" webpage (http://why.ku.edu/).
Applicants for the specific positions described above should first
contact Dr. Fischer (fischer@ku.edu) regarding their qualifications.
Applicants have the choice of entering the Mechanical Engineering
Department (http://www.me.engr.ku.edu/) or the Bioengineering Graduate
Program (http://bio.engr.ku.edu/), and must make a formal application to
one of these degree programs. These programs have varying entrance and
program requirements described on their respective websites.
For further information and/or to make application, contact Dr. Fischer
(fischer@ku.edu).
--
--
Ken Fischer, PhD
Mechanical Engineering - University of Kansas
Learned Hall
1530 W 15th St, Room 3138
Lawrence, KS 66045-7609
Tel: 785-864-2994, FAX: 785-864-5254, Sec: 785-864-3181
http://web.ku.edu/~mbrl/