Emily Rogers-Bradley
4 days ago
PhD in Biomechanics for Wearable Assistive Devices and Biomechanical Modeling University of Calgary in Canada
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Biomedical Engineering
Funding
The position is part of the NFRF-funded Smartwear Revolution initiative developing next-generation wearable robotic systems. Funding details such as stipend or tuition coverage are not specified in the post.
Country
Canada
University
University of Calgary

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Emily Rogers-Bradley, Assistant Professor at the University of Calgary and Director of the Adaptive Bionics Lab, is recruiting a PhD student for a project in biomechanics, biomechanical modeling, and experimentation to support hardware development for wearable upper- and lower-limb assistive devices.
The position is embedded in the Smartwear Revolution, an NFRF-funded initiative focused on next-generation wearable robotic systems and biomechatronics. The student will be based in the Adaptive Bionics Lab in the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary, with co-supervision from Dr. Dan Sameoto at the University of Alberta.
This is a PhD opening in Mechanical Engineering (MME) or Biomedical Engineering (BME). The post highlights a start date of January 1, 2027. No stipend, tuition, or fee-waiver details are provided in the post.
Interested applicants should review the position details via the application link and follow the instructions provided there. The post is especially relevant for students with interests in biomechanics, wearable robotics, assistive technology, biomechatronics, and experimental/modeling approaches to engineering design.
Funding details
The position is part of the NFRF-funded Smartwear Revolution initiative developing next-generation wearable robotic systems. Funding details such as stipend or tuition coverage are not specified in the post.
What's required
Applicants should be interested in biomechanics, biomechanical modeling, experimentation, and hardware development for wearable upper- and lower-limb assistive devices. The post specifies a PhD in Mechanical Engineering (MME) or Biomedical Engineering (BME).
How to apply
Open the application link for the full position details and submission instructions. Review the project description and prepare an application for the University of Calgary PhD program in Mechanical Engineering or Biomedical Engineering. Apply as soon as possible for the January 1, 2027 start date.
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