[Comp-neuro] Job Offer: Post-Doctoral Fellow at Graduate School in University of Luebeck, Germany

[Chaoqun Jiang]

The Graduate School of Computing in Medicine and Life Sciences (funded 
by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG, and the German Government 
within the German university excellence program) at University of 
Luebeck is now offering the position of a

*Post-Doctoral Fellow
*

Funding period is 2 years, with possible extension(s).

Applications are invited from candidates having research background in

·         Robotics, especially in Medical Applications

·         Medical Technology

·         Sensor- and Image-based Navigation in medical applications

The successful candidate will manage large research projects, support 
the school's program teaching and management and work towards the 
acquisition of new projects and external funding. In the research 
projects s(he) will directly manage a group of more than 3 full-time 
researchers.

We expect a PhD in one of the fields Computer Science, Mechanical 
Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics or Mathematics. 
Expertise in robotics and/or sensor technology is of advantage. 
Preference is given to self-motivated candidates with excellent 
communication skills.

Part-time work is possible. Compensation is competitive (Group E 14 of 
the German Tarifvertrag der Länder (TV-L)). A final evaluation of the 
position is done after the position has been filled.

If you are interested, please, in any case contact Prof. Dr. Schweikard 
via email (schweikard at rob.uni-luebeck.de 
<mailto:schweikard at rob.uni-luebeck.de>) or phone (+49 (0)451 500 5200) 
prior to sending your documents.

Lübeck University is an equal opportunities employer. Female and 
disabled candidates with equivalent qualifications will be favoured in 
the consideration.

Complete applications should be sent no later than 04.08.2008  to:

*Universität zu Lübeck*


  Rektorat -- Dezernat Personal --


  Kennziffer 424 08

*Ratzeburger Allee 160, 23538 Lübeck*

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