Research Assistant / Research Associate (Fixed Term)
Biomedical Engineering, Biomechanics, Human-Computer Interaction and research assistant / associate position at University of Cambridge
Apply by Sunday, Nov 1
Closing time not stated; check the source.
About
Translate SENSE Lab wearable sensors into devices for vestibular and balance disorders. Research combines body and eye-movement measurements, rehabilitation applications, signal processing, biomechanics and electronic hardware. Work may include algorithm development, sensor integration, prototyping and usability experiments. The full-time contract is one year on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus; further involvement depends on funding and project development.
Topics
- SENSE Lab
- wearable sensors
- balance disorders
- eye-movement measurements
- rehabilitation
- Signal Processing
- Biomechanics
- sensor integration
- usability experiments
Requirements
Relevant skills in sensing, biomechanics, data analysis or electronics and embedded systems. Research Associate appointment requires an awarded PhD; candidates awaiting conferral enter at Research Assistant level. Submit a cover letter, CV and referees.
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Source: cam.ac.uk