Lead orthopaedic biomechanics research at Western University through a joint appointment spanning engineering and surgery. Develop internationally recognised work in hand and upper limb research.

The Graham King Research Chair is appointed at the tenured Associate Professor or Professor rank. The successful applicant will contribute to teaching, mentorship, academic service, and team-oriented research across Mechanical and Materials Engineering and Surgery. The Chair leads Biomedical Engineering Research activities at the Hand and Upper Limb Centre.

Key Responsibilities:
Lead Biomedical Engineering Research activities at the Hand and Upper Limb Centre
Develop and maintain a vigorous cooperative research program
Attract peer-reviewed external research funding




Supervise graduate students and teach engineering courses
Collaborate with surgeons, trainees, and academic researchers

Requirements:
Ph.D. in Mechanical and/or Biomedical Engineering
Internationally recognised, externally funded research program
Independent publication record in high-quality journals
Evidence of interdisciplinary collaboration and effective university teaching
Eligibility for Skilled Engineer registration in Ontario

Advance hand and upper limb biomechanics through research, teaching, mentorship, and clinical collaboration at Western University.

📌 Orthopaedic Biomechanics Research Chair London
🏢 Western University
📍 London