Funding is available for well-qualified students to begin their research this summer. Research topics include Imaging Technologies, biomechanics, motor control, gait analysis, and balance. The majority of the work will be based at the biomechanics lab at the Catholic University of America, but there are numerous opportunities to collaborate with the biomechanics lab at NIH, under the direction of Dr. Steven Stanhope. Applicants must have a strong background in engineering, neuroscience or life sciences, and a strong interest in the biomechanics, motor control or imaging. Preference will be given to applicants with research experience at the Masters degree or equivalent.
English proficiency is essential.