4-year PhD fully funded by @LeverhulmeTrust project (UK students only, sadly) investigating the 3D anatomy and motion of salamander necks. With me in @LivEvoBiomech, @KrisDaout, Daniel Schwarz, and @peterfalkingham.
Apply by 28 Oct
https://t.co/g7mDjDLnYZ
Image by D. Schwarz
<1 week left to apply for this PhD position!
If you’re interested in…
Skeletal anatomy
How skeletons move
Animal feeding behaviours
Mixing biology, engineering, and a bit of art
Solving problems creatively
Working with an international team
…contact me or see link below
4-year PhD fully funded by @LeverhulmeTrust project (UK students only, sadly) investigating the 3D anatomy and motion of salamander necks. With me in @LivEvoBiomech, @KrisDaout, Daniel Schwarz, and @peterfalkingham.
Apply by 28 Oct
https://t.co/g7mDjDLnYZ
Image by D. Schwarz
Thanks to @LeverhulmeTrust for supporting this research and letting us share more about it!
We're really excited to figure out how the neck is moving and contributing to feeding on land and water.
Using advanced 3D imaging, @CampAriel and Daniel Schwarz explore the diversity of salamander necks to reveal their crucial role in the evolution of terrestrial feeding and land-dwelling vertebrates: https://t.co/SJbpnXWFLf @LivEvoBiomech
Three postdoc positions across soft robotics, creative AI, artist-led HCI and body-focused HCI at Nottingham as part of our new five-year UKRI-funded programme on Somabotics: Creatively Embodying AI.
https://t.co/lx2gGP3Qnq
Last week to apply for a 4-year @LeverhulmeTrust funded post-doc position--looking at salamanders to learn how tetrapods use their necks to eat--in my lab!
If you have a background in #kinematics and like 3D motion/anatomy challenges, take a look.
https://t.co/QcTIFWdYoK
The #ERC/#UKRI funded post-doc in my lab, looking at #dinosaur locomotion through footprints, is open for one more week. Maybe you have a #biomechanics background, or maybe you have a #geotechnics background, take a look! 4-year position!
https://t.co/GXPTbdQ4GH
You will use x-ray video and digital animations (XROMM) to reconstruct neck motion across habitats and development. Primarily using scientific rotoscoping (markerless XROMM) to create and analyse accurate and precise 3D animations of the vertebral column.
4-year postdoc job now advertised in my lab to study the 3D neck motions in salamander feeding!#biomechanics#XROMM#vertebrae – see job link and thread below for details
https://t.co/QcTIFWdYoK
Applications close 27 September. Please contact me with any questions!
This is a full-time postdoc position starting 1st March 2025, as part of a @LeverhulmeTrust project: “The rise of vertebrate necks: how salamanders use the spine in feeding.”
You’ll be based at University of Liverpool, UK supervised by me in the @LivEvoBiomech group, and collaborating with Daniel Schwarz at @SMNStuttgart in Germany (and Sam Van Wassenbergh and @dynxlab at @UAntwerpen in Belgium.
I am inviting expressions of interest for *3* #PhD projects, with competitive funding. #biomechanics, #morphology, #ancientDNA
See here for links to details: https://t.co/kvWNGXA4IQ