The Biomedical Signal Processing research group at UCC under the direction of Dr Geraldine Boylan of the Department of Paediatrics & Child Health and Dr Liam Marnane of the Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering has a post-doctoral position available.
The successful applicant will join an SFI funded research group investigating automated neonatal seizure detection techniques. The successful applicant will play an important overall role within the project, working to develop novel neonatal seizure detection algorithms using multi-modal physiological signals, coordinating activity with other members of the team at UCC and working with outside clinicians and biomedical engineers to develop and evaluate new and improved signal processing systems. In addition, the successful applicant will assist in management activities such as project planning, funding applications and report writing, including conference and journal publications.
More information can be obtained from
Dr Geraldine Boylan
Department of Paediatrics & Child Health
University College Cork
Email: g.boylan@ucc.ie
AND
Dr Liam Marnane
Dep. of Electrical & Electronic Engineering
Email: marnane@ucc.ie
Organisation - University College Cork
Division/Faculty/Department - Dep. of Electrical & Electronic Engineering
Street - University of Cork, Western Road
City - Cork
Country - IRELAND
Phone - +353 (0)21 4903000
E-Mail - marnane@ucc.ie
Website - http://www.ucc.ie/
Application Deadline - 20/09/2006
