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Applicants will be considered at all ranks and are being sought in areas with emphases on multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary, and crosscutting activities. Faculty candidates leveraging fundamental research in model-based and data-driven dynamical systems, controls, and robotics in the broad research areas of human-in-the-loop systems/machines, human haptic interfaces, systems biology, and development of novel control systems, sensors, and actuator paradigms, with applications including but not limited to rehabilitation, rehabilitation robotics, patient focused rehabilitation, tele-medicine/tele-operated health, and public health and policy. This position may be a joint appointment between the College of Engineering and Bouvé College of Health Sciences.
Candidates are expected to have demonstrated or show potential/vision for establishing an excellent nationally and internationally recognized research program and strong record in extramurally funded research. Candidates will also need to demonstrate high-quality in teaching and contribute to advancing MIE education programs. In addition, candidates should be prepared to contribute to department, college, and university service.
A PhD is required in Mechanical Engineering or in a related discipline from an accredited institution by the appointment start date. Candidates are expected to demonstrate (a) contributions and a clear research vision in health and healthcare founded in dynamical systems, controls, and robotics; and (b) potential to contribute to teaching, research, and service missions in Mechanical Engineering. Additional training beyond a PhD degree, e.g., in an industry or postdoctoral research setting including clinical practice, are a plus. For more information about the Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department and Northeastern University’s College of Engineering, please visit https://www.mie.northeastern.edu and https://coe.northeastern.edu.
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Candidates are expected to have demonstrated or show potential/vision for establishing an excellent nationally and internationally recognized research program and strong record in extramurally funded research. Candidates will also need to demonstrate high-quality in teaching and contribute to advancing MIE education programs. In addition, candidates should be prepared to contribute to department, college, and university service.
A PhD is required in Mechanical Engineering or in a related discipline from an accredited institution by the appointment start date. Candidates are expected to demonstrate (a) contributions and a clear research vision in health and healthcare founded in dynamical systems, controls, and robotics; and (b) potential to contribute to teaching, research, and service missions in Mechanical Engineering. Additional training beyond a PhD degree, e.g., in an industry or postdoctoral research setting including clinical practice, are a plus. For more information about the Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Department and Northeastern University’s College of Engineering, please visit https://www.mie.northeastern.edu and https://coe.northeastern.edu.
SEE FULL AD HERE: https://careers.hrm.northeastern.edu...al-engineering