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The Department of Biomechanics at the University of Nebraska at Omaha is seeking an individual to provide research and administrative support to a NIH-funded project that investigates the Visual Control of Locomotion in People with Parkinson’s Disease under the leadership of Dr. Carolin Curtze.
Responsibilities will include supporting the collection of gait and balance data, eye tracking, subject recruitment, data management and data analysis, and assistance in writing manuscripts. Experience using inertial motion sensors and eye-tracking glasses, and the ability to process raw data is preferred.
Responsibilities will include supporting the collection of gait and balance data, eye tracking, subject recruitment, data management and data analysis, and assistance in writing manuscripts. Experience using inertial motion sensors and eye-tracking glasses, and the ability to process raw data is preferred.
