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One position is  open for a new project within the Regensburg Center of Health Science and Technology.

Project: Blended Physiotherapie

Novel treatment options for musculoskeletal disorders should be developed together with a physical therapist. From this, applications should be developed to support physical therapy.

More details on the position can be found here.

The position focuses on musculoskeletal modeling and app development.

Duration: 2 years

Salary: 75% E13 TVL

Please contact Prof. Dendorfer for further info.

We just got a paper accepted in the Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery and Research .

The work is a collaboration with our partners at University Clinics Regensburg. The authors are Paul Schmitz, Christoph Neumann, Carsten Neumann, Michael Nerlich and Sebastian Dendorfer. The titel: Biomechanical Analysis Of Iliac Crest Loading Following Cortico-Cancellous Bone Harvesting.

Thanks to all for the good work.

We got some medial attention. Last week Prof. Dendorfer was featured in Healthcare 4.0, Wirtschaftzeitung with an interview on virtual medicine.

Also the laboratories work on virtual human body modeling and stress has been mentioned in an special supplement on Research in Bavaria in the German newspaper Die Zeit.

Our team will contribute to the World Congress of Biomechanics in Dublin this year.

Franz Suess will present his study on the influence of stress on spinal loading.

Max Aurbach will talk on cross talk of muscle activation and shoulder modeling.

Simone Kubowitsch will present her work an muscle inbalances due to cognitive and emotional stress.

Together with our clinical partners from Asklepios Clinics Bad Abbach we got another article published in the European Spine Journal. The work shows the influence of sagittal balance on spinal loading and gives implications for clinical restoration of spinal balance. Thanks to all Co-workers for the good job. The article can be found here.

We welcome two visting researchers:

Donatas Luksys from Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Lithuania  and Verča Boušková from University of West Bohemia Plzen, Czech Republic.

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Prof. Dendorfer will give an invited talk at the upcoming RIM 2017 conference in Sarajevo this week. The topic of the presentation is on the effect of working conditions on the human body.

The Laboratory for Biomechanics is hiring:

Biomedical Engineer/Mechanical Engineer/Biomechanics Specialist

for international research project.

The project will focus on muscuoloskeletal hand modelling and validation of novel models. The project is funded by the European Union through EFRE Fonds for collaboration between Bavaria and Czech Republik (INTERREG V-A).

Main tasks:

• Musculoskelettal modelling of upper extremities
• Numerical and experimental analysis
• Planning and documentation

Required Skills:

• Muskuloskeletal modelling (AnyBody Modeling System)
• Strong engineering background
• Sc. in a related field

Salary is according to German TV-L guidelines as a 75% employment in E13.

Start date: 1.1.2018

Duration: 3 years

The OTH Regensburg is one of the largest universities of applied sciences in Germany with above 11000 students. The city of Regensburg is an exciting city, which offers the best of two worlds – medieval old town and high tech.

For details please contact:

Prof. Sebastian Dendorfer, sebastian.dendorfer@oth-regensburg.de, www.lbm.rcbe.de

Dieses Projekt wird gefördert durch die Europäische Union – Europäischen Fonds für Regionale Entwicklung (EFRE) zur grenzübergreifenden Zusammenarbeit des Freistaates Bayern und der Tschechischen Republik mit dem Ziel der Europäischen Territorialen Zusammenarbeit (ETZ) 2014-2020 im Rahmen des INTERREG V-A Programms.