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Article #430Telerobotics Res. Asst. Prof. Offered
From: Hunter Downs
Date: Wed, 04 Oct 1995 00:00
Date: Wed, 04 Oct 1995 00:00
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This announcement and additional information can be obtained at:
<http://navajo.neuro.virginia.edu/recruit.html>
The Neurosurgical Visualization Lab (NVL) of the Virginia Neurological
Institute at the University of Virginia (UVa)is soliciting applications for a
Research Assistant Professor specializing in telerobotics. The person selected
will be expected to build and lead a team in the implementation of a
teleoperated robotic neurosurgical microscope.
The ideal candidate has acquired a Ph.D.in a pertinent computer or engineering
field, and should have detailed knowledge of robotics, networking, and sofware
development. Other desirable qualities include a working knowledge of medical
imaging and visualization. The candidate should have excellent interpersonal
skills and ability/interest in working with medical (and in particular
Neurosurgery) researchers. Immediate availablility is essential.
The NVL is a research lab dedicated to 3D visualization, segmentation, and
surgical planning systems. Past work at the lab has resulted in prop-based
augmented reality interfaces, extremely fast semiautomated 3D segmentation
tools, and a variety of 3D visualization tools used for surgical planning.
This position has a number of benefits:
* Excellent dedicated computer facilities including HP 735/755/770
workstations with over 300 MB RAM each and several teraflops of computing
power.
* A wealth of tools including advanced prob-based interfaces, fast and
accurate 3D segmentation methods, and 3D visualization C++ libraries.
* An excellent collaboration environment with several departments of the
Schools of Medicine and Engineering.
* Extraordinary interaction, motivation, and feedback from a world class
clinical staff.
* A wonderful living environment with an unusual blend of big city
facilities and a small town atmosphere. Recently, Money magazine ranked
Charlottesville as #15 in a list of the 300 best places to live in the US
and #5 in best small cities.
* A highly competitive compensation package in addition to industrial
consultation opportunities.
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The University of Virginia is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
Employer.
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You may send your CV or inquiries to the E-mail address below or via surface
mail to:
Dr. J. Hunter Downs III
853 West Main Street, #102
Charlottesville, Virginia 22903-3459
Fax: (804) 243-0332
<downs@virginia.edu>
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