Adjunct Instructor

Description

Instructor must be an expert in neural circuitry and neural technology (or closely related field). This includes performing funded research, publishing peer-reviewed articles, and/or giving presentations in this field. The instructor must also have previously taught biomedical engineering classes, with a preference for teaching experience in neural circuitry and neural technology or a closely related field. The instructor will teach a class on neural technology for sensing and stimulating nerves. The topics include models of nerves, nerve induction, circuit topologies for sensing action potentials and for stimulating nerves, and medical device design.

Equal Employment Opportunity Statement

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