The National Centre for Food Manufacturing will host an event on November 10 2015 to highlight the research in agri-food technology at the University of Lincoln and within Lincolnshire’s Agri-food businesses. The day will be a mix of practical demonstrations and informal presentations and will explore the potential application and transformational capacity of new
The School of Computer Science has just advertise a number of permanent academic positions on the Lecturer / Senior Lecturer level. Internationally these levels roughly…
From 27th August to 31st August 2015, the STRANDS project organised the first “Summer School on Long-term Autonomy for Mobile Robots” (LAMoR) at the University of Lincoln, UK; co-located with the European Conference on Mobile Robots. 25 participants fr…
Seeking to support and enhance productivity in the agri-food sectors, the University of Lincoln has today announced the creation of the Lincoln Institute for Agri-food Technology. The Institute will capitalise on the University’s growing research and educational activity in the agri-tech and food sectors, including food manufacturing, agri-robotics, agronomy and animal science. Professor Mary Stuart,
The University of Lincoln’s School of Computer Science has welcomed a new robot capable of sensing and manipulation in workspaces shared with humans – the first of its kind at the University. The arrival of the new BAXTER robot at Lincoln’s Centre for Autonomous Systems heralds the start of a research project, supported by the […]