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Engineering Department Location: Newport, Shropshire TF10 8NB Salary: £38,205 to £42,978 per annum The point of entry will be dependent upon relevant qualifications and experience Post Type: Full
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Department and Engineering Department Project Background: The reduced need and intensity of tillage where compaction is avoided improves soil condition and soil function, and helps reduce soil greenhouse gas
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markets (trade development), land use and healthy diets. Academics from food science, agriculture, nutrition, engineering, and agribusiness teams within the university are currently developing themes
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on the intersection of technology, society, and ethics in the context of global agricultural practices. Preliminary findings will be presented at academic conferences and workshops to gather feedback from the scholarly
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principles will allow the development of this technology to commercialisation for the anaerobic digestion (AD) industry. Currently there are 1,020 operating commercial AD plants in the UK (ADBA, 2024), with
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teaching and research facilities, some beautiful historic buildings, student services and sports facilities as well as some high-tech engineering facilities work will be varied. The campus is surrounded by
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of the approach, they will collaborate with technology experts who will be investigating the use of soil scans undertaken to support other husbandry decisions (but which reflect key soil characteristics identified
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View All Vacancies Engineering Department Location: Newport, Shropshire TF10 8NB Salary: £44,263 to £66,857 per annum The point of entry will be dependent upon relevant qualifications and
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Rose, in an area related to his broad areas of interest, including, but not limited to: 1. Technology transitions in agriculture: understanding the implications of digitalisation, adaptive capacity
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university for food production and technology, animal health and wellbeing, and their contribution to sustainable, living environments for our planet’s inhabitants. We have been named as the first ever