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We are searching for an enthusiastic candidate who will undertake a funded PhD position in Biomechanics/Motor Control. This position is funded by the Interdisciplinary Health Sciences (IHS) PhD program at the University of Texas at El Paso.
This position will mainly work on projects related to falls prevention in seniors and individuals with neurological deficits within the Stanley E. Fulton Biomechanics and Motor Behavior Laboratory. This laboratory is equipped with a motion capture system, force plates, EMG system, and eye tracking. The laboratory also has the advantage of being closely linked to the Physical Therapy Department at the University of El Paso.
The IHS PhD at UTEP offers specific training in the cutting-edge field of interdisciplinary health sciences. By completing the IHS PhD program, you will develop your academic and research skills while learning how interdisciplinary research promotes innovation and solutions for complex problems in human health.
For more information please visit the UTEP IHS PhD Program website: http://chs.utep.edu/ihs/
The ideal start date is Fall 2015. Interested applicants should contact the supervising professor
Feng Yang, PhD
Assistant Professor
Department of Kinesiology
University of Texas at El Paso
fyang@utep.edu
This position will mainly work on projects related to falls prevention in seniors and individuals with neurological deficits within the Stanley E. Fulton Biomechanics and Motor Behavior Laboratory. This laboratory is equipped with a motion capture system, force plates, EMG system, and eye tracking. The laboratory also has the advantage of being closely linked to the Physical Therapy Department at the University of El Paso.
The IHS PhD at UTEP offers specific training in the cutting-edge field of interdisciplinary health sciences. By completing the IHS PhD program, you will develop your academic and research skills while learning how interdisciplinary research promotes innovation and solutions for complex problems in human health.
For more information please visit the UTEP IHS PhD Program website: http://chs.utep.edu/ihs/
The ideal start date is Fall 2015. Interested applicants should contact the supervising professor
Feng Yang, PhD
Assistant Professor
Department of Kinesiology
University of Texas at El Paso
fyang@utep.edu