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Doctoral position available at the Department of Biomechanics in Sports, Technical University of Munich
Muscle-tendon interaction in stretch-shortening cycles:
Influence of serial elastic components and stretch-induced force enhancement
Research at the Technical University of Munich
Main focus is to analyze the interaction between the contractile and series elastic elements of in vivo human triceps surea muscle action during and after stretch-shortening cycles.
Position at the TUM
We are looking for highly motivated and enthusiastic PhD students with an excellent MSc. or diploma degree in the fields of kinesiology, biomechanics or sports science. Candidates must have methodological skills in
With your electronic application, please submit:
1) Motivation letter for the position (max 2 pages)
2) Up-to-date vita in English including relevant documents (e.g. certificates, diploma, references)
More information can be found here: Job TUM
or at https://www.biomechanik.sg.tum.de/startseiteaktuelles/
Please submit your e-application materials with the subject line “SSC TUM” to biomechanik.sp@tum.de by no later than 20th of October, 2017.
Sincerelly,
Wolfgang Seiberl
TUM is an equal opportunity employer. Therefore, women are especially encouraged to apply. Disabled persons with equivalent qualifications will be preferentially employed.
Muscle-tendon interaction in stretch-shortening cycles:
Influence of serial elastic components and stretch-induced force enhancement
Research at the Technical University of Munich
Main focus is to analyze the interaction between the contractile and series elastic elements of in vivo human triceps surea muscle action during and after stretch-shortening cycles.
Position at the TUM
- 3 year PhD candidate (65% research assistant)
- Membership at the local faculty graduate school
- Aimed project start January 2018
We are looking for highly motivated and enthusiastic PhD students with an excellent MSc. or diploma degree in the fields of kinesiology, biomechanics or sports science. Candidates must have methodological skills in
- Ultrasound imaging (muscle tendon complex)
- Dynamometric measures (isokinetic strength tests)
- Electromyography
- electrical muscle stimulation
- Data processing in MATLAB
With your electronic application, please submit:
1) Motivation letter for the position (max 2 pages)
2) Up-to-date vita in English including relevant documents (e.g. certificates, diploma, references)
More information can be found here: Job TUM
or at https://www.biomechanik.sg.tum.de/startseiteaktuelles/
Please submit your e-application materials with the subject line “SSC TUM” to biomechanik.sp@tum.de by no later than 20th of October, 2017.
Sincerelly,
Wolfgang Seiberl
TUM is an equal opportunity employer. Therefore, women are especially encouraged to apply. Disabled persons with equivalent qualifications will be preferentially employed.