Connectionists: [jobs] PhD/Postdoc openings in neuro-mechanical modeling for neuro-modulative technologies (ERC project INTERACT)

[massimo sartori]

**** deadline approaching - September 29th, 2019 ****

The Neuro-Mechanical Modeling and Engineering Lab at the University of
Twente is seeking for an outstanding PhD candidate and post-doctoral fellow
to work within the newly funded EU ERC project INTERACT (http://bit.ly/NMLab).
The openings focus on developing data-driven models of the human
neuromuscular system for real-time closed-loop neuro technologies.

We offer high-reaching positions with a generous allowance as well as
extraordinary research facilities and working environment. Please, apply
via the links below no later than September 29th, 2019:

PhD opening: http://bit.ly/ERC_PhD
PostDoc opening: http://bit.ly/ERCPostDoc

*The ERC project INTERACT:* The aim is to develop a new class of
data-driven numerical models that can capture an individual's neuromuscular
anatomy as well as how it changes over time. These models will be used to
establish new closed-loop control methods for robotic exoskeletons and
spinal cord stimulators.

*The University of Twente:* We stand for life sciences and technology. High
tech and human touch. Education and research that matter. New technology
which leads change, innovation and progress in society. We have a strong
focus on personal development and talented researchers are given scope for
carrying out groundbreaking research.

For any question please do not hesitate to contact me at m.sartori [ at ]
utwente.nl

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Massimo Sartori, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Head of Neuromechanical Modeling & Engineering Lab

University of Twente
Institute of Biomedical Technology and Technical Medicine
Faculty of Engineering Technology
Department of Biomechanical Engineering
Building Horsting ­ Room W106 ­ P.O. Box 217
7500 AE Enschede, The Netherlands

Personal Website: https://people.utwente.nl/m.sartori/
Lab Website: https://www.utwente.nl/en/et/be/research/neuro-mech-eng-group/
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