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Dear Biomch-L readers,
In response to a recent posting on the ATREE ALN package, Malcolm Granat at
the Bioengineering Unit of Strathclyde University in Glasgow, Scotland asked
this morning to post the following advertisement onto Biomch-L. It is a
pleasure to comply with his request: I've been to Strathclyde many times,
and have always enjoyed the hospitality of this department.
Regards -- hjw
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Lectureship/senior lectureship in bioengineering
Bioengineering Unit
University of Strathclyde
Glasgow
Scotland
Lectureship/senior lectureship in bioengineering
Applications are invited from candidates for appointment to the Bioengineering
Unit - a leading centre for research into functional electrical stimulation
of paralysed muscle. Candidates should be qualified and experienced in
engineering control and instrumentation; should be knowledgeable in the field
of biomechanics and have an interest in physiology. Previous experience of
collaborative clinical resarch is highly desirable. Appointment will be made
either at Lecturer of Senior Lecturer level (Salary up to 28,000 pounds per
annum).
For application form and further particulars (Ref 87/92) contact Personnel
Office, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, G1 1XQ, Scotland, UK.
Applications Closing date: 29th September 1992.
In response to a recent posting on the ATREE ALN package, Malcolm Granat at
the Bioengineering Unit of Strathclyde University in Glasgow, Scotland asked
this morning to post the following advertisement onto Biomch-L. It is a
pleasure to comply with his request: I've been to Strathclyde many times,
and have always enjoyed the hospitality of this department.
Regards -- hjw
-----------------------------------------------
Lectureship/senior lectureship in bioengineering
Bioengineering Unit
University of Strathclyde
Glasgow
Scotland
Lectureship/senior lectureship in bioengineering
Applications are invited from candidates for appointment to the Bioengineering
Unit - a leading centre for research into functional electrical stimulation
of paralysed muscle. Candidates should be qualified and experienced in
engineering control and instrumentation; should be knowledgeable in the field
of biomechanics and have an interest in physiology. Previous experience of
collaborative clinical resarch is highly desirable. Appointment will be made
either at Lecturer of Senior Lecturer level (Salary up to 28,000 pounds per
annum).
For application form and further particulars (Ref 87/92) contact Personnel
Office, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, G1 1XQ, Scotland, UK.
Applications Closing date: 29th September 1992.