PhD Position Movement Biomarkers in Stroke Recovery — ETH Zürich
- Location
- Zurich
- Contract
- fixed-term
- Posted
- Yesterday
Role overview
PhD Position Movement Biomarkers in Stroke Recovery
100%, Zurich, fixed-term print Drucken
The Lake Lucerne Institute (LLUI) is an independent, non-profit research and education institute based in Vitznau, Switzerland, committed to developing and implementing technological solutions that improve rehabilitation outcomes and bridge the gap between theory and practice.
- PhD Position Movement Biomarkers in Stroke Recovery
- 100%, Zurich, fixed-term print Drucken
- Your responsibilities will include:
- Upper-limb marker less kinematics (50%) – Contribute to development and validation of multi-view (primary) and monocular (secondary) marker less motion capture pipelines, and a quality assurance framework for kinematic datasets.
Main responsibilities
- Your responsibilities will include:
- Upper-limb marker less kinematics (50%) – Contribute to development and validation of multi-view (primary) and monocular (secondary) marker less motion capture pipelines, and a quality assurance framework for kinematic datasets.
- Clinical interpretable information (20%) – Assist in translating kinematic outputs into clinician-interpretable formats. Scientific writing and dissemination (20%)
- Synthetic data (10%) – Support generation and implementation of synthetic data. Profile
- We are looking for a motivated and committed candidate who brings: Mandatory skills
- Experience with computer vision for motion analysis
- Master’s degree in Biomechanics, Biomedical Engineering, Computer Vision, Computer Science, Neuroscience, Health Science, Biomedicine, Physio- or Occupational Therapy, or a related field.
- Understanding of study design, scientific methods, and statistical modelling
- Python, C# or equivalent language expertise
- Basic knowledge of machine learning or deep learning Desirable Skills Ex
Application process
- The project encompasses the development of several interlinked applications including an automated motor function interface utilizing marker less 3D motion capture (AxoMotris).
- CEREBRIS offers the opportunity to contribute to an interdisciplinary European research project at the interface of neurorehabilitation, movement analysis, multimodal data, and AI-supported stroke care.
- Within the AxoMotris part of CEREBRIS, the PhD candidate will focus on identifying movement biomarkers relevant to stroke recovery using clinical and sensor-based data.
- The position provides exposure to multimodal clinical and laboratory-based data acquisition, collaboration with computer scientists, engineers, clinicians, and translational researchers across Europe, and insight into how digital health technologies are developed, evaluated, and prepared for clinical translation. Job description
Additional details
- 100%, Zurich, fixed-term
- By project completion, the broader CEREBRIS technology is expected to reach Technology Readiness Level 4, corresponding to validated laboratory demonstration. Project background
- The position provides exposure to multimodal clinical and laboratory-based data acquisition, collaboration with computer scientists, engineers, clinicians, and translational researchers across Europe, and insight into how digital health technologies are developed, evaluated, and prepared for clinical translation.
- Clinical interpretable information (20%) – Assist in translating kinematic outputs into clinician-interpretable formats. Scientific writing and dissemination (20%)
- Synthetic data (10%) – Support generation and implementation of synthetic data.
- We are looking for a motivated and committed candidate who brings:
- Basic knowledge of machine learning or deep learning
Notes and original content
- By project completion, the broader CEREBRIS technology is expected to reach Technology Readiness Level 4, corresponding to validated laboratory demonstration.
- Project background
- Job description
- Clinical interpretable information (20%) – Assist in translating kinematic outputs into clinician-interpretable formats.
- Scientific writing and dissemination (20%)
- Mandatory skills
- Desirable Skills
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