Research Opportunity: The Personalized Biomechanics (PB) Research Lab at the University of Waterloo, directed by Dr. Jonathan Kusins, develops biomechanical tools and pre-clinical evaluation methods that improve how medical devices are designed and assessed prior to clinical implementation. This funded MASc position is part of a research collaboration with a leading medical device industry partner and a practicing cardiac electrophysiologist, advancing pre-clinical evaluation tools for catheter-based therapies used to treat cardiac arrhythmias.
What You Will Do
Why Apply
Please email the following to PBresearchlab@outlook.com with the subject line: "Application for MASc Opportunity – [Your Name]"
What You Will Do
- Design and conduct biomechanical experiments on biological and synthetic tissue specimens
- Develop benchtop testing platforms for pre-clinical medical device evaluation
- Apply advanced experimental techniques including mechanical testing, imaging, and 3D printing
- Collaborate with industry R&D and have the opportunity to observe clinical procedures alongside our clinical partner
Why Apply
- Collaborative, supportive, and idea-driven research department and environment
- Translational research at the intersection of biomechanics and cardiovascular medicine
- Integrated mentorship spanning engineering, clinical, and industry expertise
- Learn more about the BME graduate program at Waterloo (https://uwaterloo.ca/biomedical-engi...aduate-studies)
- Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, or a related engineering or science discipline
- Interest or experience in experimental biomechanics, medical device evaluation, mechanical testing, imaging, and/or 3D printing
- Strong communication, problem-solving, and teamwork skills
- (Asset) Prior research or industry experience
Please email the following to PBresearchlab@outlook.com with the subject line: "Application for MASc Opportunity – [Your Name]"
- CV
- Academic transcripts
- Brief statement of interest