13 algorithm-development "Computer Vision Center" Fellowship positions at Nottingham Trent University
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Skip to main content Back to Search Results Research Fellow - Agri-Tech Development Apply for job Job reference: 552624 Location: Brackenhurst Campus Employment type: Fixed Term Contract Team: Animal
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wide range of high-quality teaching and social spaces. Our Confetti campus offers access to professional TV, film and music studios, as well as specialist labs, computer suites, industry-standard tech
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Team: Computer Science Closing date: 31/08/2026 School / Directorate: School of Science and Technology Salary / Grade Grade H (£39,984 - £44,977 p.a. pro rata) Where to find us location_on Get
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interdisciplinary project involving obstetricians, engineers, physicists, mathematicians and computer scientists from both Nottingham Trent University (NTU) and the University of Nottingham (UoN). The
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About the Role This role will support the delivery of the LabReady Innovate UK project through the development of poultry sampling methodologies, coordination of on-farm data collection activities
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of the project: Research Fellow - Product Development and Engineering This role will focus on hardware development and optimisation of the monitoring platform. Activities will include prototyping
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detection, optical frequency conversion and computational imaging. You will undertake innovative experimental and simulation-based research, contributing to the development of new knowledge in nonlinear
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readiness. In this role, you will lead laboratory-based research to generate the biocompatibility, safety and performance data required to support the development of next-generation infection-resistant
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and value of public inquiries and strengthen their contribution to learning, policy development and organisational change. Working closely with the project lead, you will contribute to research
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technology company and a consortium of industry and international partners, you will contribute to the development and validation of next-generation ecoacoustic tools for assessing biodiversity and