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provides operational, educational, and research leadership for the university’s biomechanics and simulation needs, supporting the instructional and scholarly missions of the health professions programs
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human body models that capture how people of different sex, body shape, and seating posture respond in crashes. This PhD project combines biomechanics, medical imaging, statistical shape modelling
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mechanics and control, assistive and rehabilitation robotics, sensing and navigation, mechatronic integration, prototyping, biomechanics, and motor control from an engineering perspective. Collaborative
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, and have a passion for helping individuals achieve their fitness goals. Group Fitness Instructors should possess knowledge of basic anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, group class structure, proper form
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biomechanics, anatomy, and rehabilitation, and strong analytical and problem-solving skills. The position is a full-time (40 hrs/wk) position. The position will be renewable annually based on job
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: We invite applications for multiple Postdoctoral Fellow positions as part of the NSF AI Institute for Human-AI Cooperation (NSF HAIC) ( https://haicinstitute.org/), a $21.5 million multi
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learners in an environment that is diverse, inclusive and respectful. Learn more about our lab here: https://bioniclab.seas.harvard.edu/ We are recruiting fellows from diverse backgrounds interested in
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requirements. The ideal candidate holds a PhD (or MS with equivalent experience) in engineering, biomechanics, biomedical sciences, or a related field and demonstrates strong technical, analytical
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Health Sciences in the College of Health and Human Sciences. The Department of Health and Kinesiology (HK) seeks candidates with expertise in biomechanics, movement science, neuromuscular function, or
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Department of Health and Kinesiology (HK) seeks candidates with expertise in biomechanics, movement science, neuromuscular function, or related disciplines whose research advances Intelligent Medicine