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I am looking for a postdoc to join my new lab at Northeastern University in Boston, who will work on both neuromechanical simulations and gait assistive exoskeletons. More details here: seungmoon.com/recruit/postdo…. I would greatly appreciate your help in spreading this message.

I am recruiting graduate students to join my lab next year! Opportunities to work on • wearable sensing • human-exoskeleton interaction • pediatric powered mobility & computer interaction • human-in-the-loop optimization for assistive robots, and more! DM me with interest.

I'm recruiting PhD students for Fall 2023; If you are interested in either advanced mechatronic design or machine learning-based control of assistive devices, please reach out! Examples of past projects on my lab site: shepherdlab.sites.northeastern.edu

Check out our new publication on the design of a passive prosthetic ankle that lifts the toe during swing phase (to reduce falls) while providing full stance phase energy storage and return!

We're hiring multiple tenure track positions at Northeastern, with joint appointments possible between Rehab Science and Engineering. Topics: Sensorimotor rehabilitation, neuromodulation, rehabilitation robotics, and neuroprosthetics. Come join me! northeastern.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/careers/…

My lab is recruiting a postdoc to work on ML-based task-agnostic exoskeleton control and/or lower limb prosthesis design and control. Come join us in Boston! Shepherd Lab: shepherdlab.sites.northeastern.edu Apply here: northeastern.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/careers/job/Bo…

Join our team! The Shepherd Lab is recruiting one postdoc (flexible start) and one PhD student (Fall 2025). Project areas include mechatronic design for prosthetics and exos, preference-based optimization, data-driven control, and biomechanics. shepherdlab.sites.northeastern.edu/research/

This video does a great job showing how the biological torque prediction works for all sorts of tasks--cyclic, noncyclic, and even unstructured/undefinable movements. First time I've worn an active exoskeleton for hours without ever needing to turn it off!