Postdoc: Multiscale Musculoskeletal Modeling for Joint Health

Delft University of Technology (TU Delft); Delft; Vor Ort; EUR 1.400 - 2.000; Teilzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Flexible working week

Education and training opportunities

Leave and pension benefits

Zusammenfassung

TU Delft is seeking a part-time postdoctoral researcher to advance multiscale musculoskeletal modeling for OA and related musculoskeletal health research. You will refine in vivo pathomechanics models, process biomechanics data, and collaborate across a broad team of clinicians and engineers.

The role focuses on sustaining a research line beyond the Healthy Joints project, with opportunities to co-develop proposals and secure funding in a multidisciplinary setting at Delft University of

Qualifikationen

• PhD in a relevant engineering or robotics field.
• Strong interest in multiscale musculoskeletal modeling and human movement.
• Experience with motion capture data and gait data.
• Advanced programming and modeling skills (Python, OpenSim).
• Able to manage multi-site projects and communicate effectively.
• Fluent in Dutch and English; strong scientific writing.
• Track record of grant acquisition and dissemination.

Aufgaben

• Develop/refine multiscale musculoskeletal models.
• Analyze biomechanics and imaging data.
• Support translation and dissemination activities.
• Supervise Masters and PhD students.
• Write proposals to secure funding.
• Collaborate across TU Delft and partner institutions.

Kenntnisse

Multiscale modeling

Gait analysis

Algorithm development

Data analysis

Project management

Scientific writing

Grant acquisition

Dutch & English fluency

Ausbildung

PhD in Biomechanical/Biomedical Engineering, Computer Vision, Robotics or related

Tools

Python

OpenSim

Jobbeschreibung

TU Delft is seeking a part-time postdoctoral researcher to advance multiscale musculoskeletal modeling for OA and related musculoskeletal health research. You will refine in vivo pathomechanics models, process biomechanics data, and collaborate across a broad team of clinicians and engineers.

The role focuses on sustaining a research line beyond the Healthy Joints project, with opportunities to co-develop proposals and secure funding in a multidisciplinary setting at Delft University of