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Schedule As directed by Division Chief Requisition Category Faculty Requisition Title Movement Disorder Neurologist - Academic Rank DOQ Job Title/Academic Rank Movement Disorder Neurologist/Rank DOQ
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information as part of your personal profile, at https://iam.auckland.ac.nz/identity . If you choose to share this personal information with the University, and indicate that you would like the scholarship
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neurology within a large academic department. Work and collaboration with multiple subspecialty programs such as Epilepsy, Headache, Neurovascular/Stroke, Movement Disorders, Neuromuscular, Multiple
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with clinicians, engineers, researchers, and industry partners to transform multimodal health data—including wearable and sensor data, medical images and video, speech, human movement, physiological
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system. Mechanical joints determine its structure and movement. Electrical contacts, such as sockets and tabs, can provide pathways for power and communication between modules. Control methods
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essential criteria: Have, or be about to obtain a PhD (awarded or near completion) in Psychology, Neuroscience, Rehabilitation Science, Movement Science, Health Sciences, or a closely related
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. Examples include mapping liquidity and volatility features to a prior preference for sparsity, learning sector-level shrinkage from historical co-movement, or learning a turnover multiplier that
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consumption data that implicitly encode patterns of human activity like the presence, movement between rooms, equipment usage, and occupancy density. Yet, this signal remains largely untapped for automated
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has a strong focus on patient involvement and investigating mechanisms of change within the three intervention arms (Prolonged Exposure, Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing and Enhanced
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, printed electronics, and nanooptics using organic materials. Our innovative work focuses on the dynamic coupling of ion and electron movement. At LOE, you’ll be part of a vibrant community of over 150