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| == Upcoming Recruitment Drive for 2014 ==
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| The Developmental Biomechanics Lab be aiming to recruit two exceptional researchers in 2014 to work on an exciting new project relating to prenatal joint shape morphogenesis. A research technician will be hired in early 2014 and a postdoctoral research fellow in mid-2014. More details will be posted here soon, but in the meantime, preliminary expressions of interest (with a CV) are welcome.
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| == UROP (Undergraduate Research Opportunities Programme) Summer 2014 ==
| | Enquiries from highly motivated, excellent postdoctoral researchers or PhD candidates are welcome- please contact [[Nowlan:Contact|Dr Nowlan]] by email. |
| If you are a registered undergraduate student at Imperial College or at another UK higher education institute and would like to gain hands-on research experience in the Developmental Biomechanics Lab then a UROP (more details [http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/urop here]) is a great way to spend your summer. If interested, please email Niamh, explaining why you are interested in doing a UROP. There are options for applying for funding for a bursary during the UROP, as detailed in full [http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/urop/fundingandfinances/sourcesoffunding here].
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| == PhD Opportunity (Starting October 2014) ==
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| We will be looking for an exceptional graduate from the UK or EU to start a PhD in October 2014, to work on the biomechanics of prenatal skeletal development. A minimum requirement is a 2.1 (upper second class) Masters level degree (either obtained or expected). Enquiries to Niamh with a CV and description of your interests and experience (deadline to be confirmed, likely to be in January).
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| == MRes (Masters in Research) Opportunities ==
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| The Developmental Biomechanics Lab is offering a range of exciting research projects as part of the Department of Bioengineering's MRes programme. which has been developed to prepare Bioengineering students for a research career in bioengineering. The course involves lectures and practical work in the first term, followed by a full-time work on a research project. See more details [http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/pgprospectus/facultiesanddepartments/bioengineering/postgraduatecourses/mresbioengineering here].
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