Bergita Ganse

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Saarland University

Germany

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Bergita Ganse is a Full Professor at Saarland University in Germany. Her research areas encompass rehabilitation monitoring, performance analysis in figure skating, and advancements in surgical training methodologies. She has recently published articles on topics such as the assessment of surgical proficiency, injury risks in competitive sports, and innovative sensor technologies for monitoring bone healing. Her work significantly contributes to both the fields of sports science and orthopedic rehabilitation.

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Postdoc Position in Wearable Devices and Digital Biomarkers

Saarland University is advertising a postdoc position focused on wearable devices and the development of digital biomarkers . This opportunity is well suited to researchers with interests in biomedical engineering, medical science, health monitoring, and data-driven approaches to human physiology. The post is shared by Professor Bergita Ganse of Saarland University. The announcement points to a PDF job advertisement with the full position details and application instructions. The post itself does not include the deadline, salary, or full eligibility criteria, so applicants should consult the linked PDF directly. Research focus: wearable sensing, digital biomarker development, and related health/clinical data analysis. Position level: postdoctoral researcher. Institution: Saarland University. How to apply: review the official PDF advertisement and follow the instructions listed there.

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Fabio Zambolin

Lecturer in Sport and Applied Physiology

Manchester Metropolitan University

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Postdoc Position in Wearable Devices and Digital Biomarkers

Articles (17)

Jumping Performance Development in Junior Single Figure Skating at International Championships and Competitions and Its Implications for Higher Risk of Acute and Overuse Injuries: A Retrospective Observational Study from 2005 to 2020

Assessment of the proficiency level of novices in distal intramedullary nail interlocking achieved through training with Digitally Enhanced Hands-on Surgical Training (DEHST)

New sensor options for smart fracture implants and wearable devices: Laser-Doppler and white-light spectroscopy allow monitoring of bone regeneration via perfusion measurement

Recovery of Patient-Reported Outcome Measures vs Gait Parameters Obtained by Instrumented Insoles After Tibial and Malleolar Fractures: Prospective Longitudinal Observational Study

New Parameters Based on Ground Reaction Forces for Monitoring Rehabilitation Following Tibial Fractures and Assessment of Heavily Altered Gait

Characteristic Changes of the Stance-Phase Plantar Pressure Curve When Walking Uphill and Downhill: Cross-Sectional Study

Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Allows for Monitoring of Bone Fracture Healing via Changes in Oxygenation

Gait Analysis to Monitor Fracture Healing of the Lower Leg

The association of elevated blood pressure during ischaemic exercise with sport performance in Master athletes with and without morbidity

Joint Cartilage in Long-Duration Spaceflight

Concepts and clinical aspects of active implants for the treatment of bone fractures

Figure skating: Increasing numbers of revolutions in jumps at the European and World Championships

Performance Increases in Pair Skating and Ice Dance at International Championships and Olympic Games

Age-related declines in muscle and respiratory function are proportionate to declines in performance in Master Track Cyclists

Learning from machine learning: prediction of age-related athletic performance decline trajectories

Trochanteric Femur Fractures: Application of Skeletal Traction during Surgery Does Not Alter Soft-Tissue Microcirculation

Longitudinal Master Track and Field Performance Decline Rates Are Lower and Performance Is Better Compared to Athletes Competing Only Once

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Fabio Zambolin

James Cameron

Magali Cucchiarini

Azmy Faisal

Christoph Hoog Antink

Richard Mills

Paul Motzki

Stefan Seelecke

Mohammad Darabseh

Henning Madry

Torsten Pastor

Philipp Slusallek

Jamie McPhee

Stefan Diebels

Thomas Rauer

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