Research Assistant: Wildlife Vision & Regulatory Impact

University-of-Salford; Salford; Presencial; GBP 26.000 - 32.000; Jornada completa

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Competitive salary

32 days leave

Flexible working

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Descripción de la vacante

University of Salford invites applications for a Research Assistant to contribute to PLAN-B research on light and noise pollution impacts on wildlife and ecosystem services. You will develop computer vision techniques for wildlife analysis and contribute to guidance supporting regulatory decisions.

The role offers a chance to work within an EC project with multiple partners and engage with international stakeholders. The research environment emphasizes innovation and impact.

Formación

• Expertise in computer vision for wildlife research.
• Experience in developing pollution impact assessment guidance.
• Understanding of regulatory decision-making processes.

Responsabilidades

• Developing impact assessment models and guidance for light and noise pollution impacts on wildlife.
• Developing computer vision methods for analysing organism activity in field and laboratory studies.
• Planning and coordinating community and stakeholder engagement, including recruitment and workshops.
• Conducting structured literature reviews and building databases on light and noise pollution impacts on wildlife.
• Collecting, managing and analyzing research data generated through activities.

Conocimientos

Computer vision

Wildlife research

Regulatory guidance

Educación

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Descripción del empleo

University of Salford invites applications for a Research Assistant to contribute to PLAN-B research on light and noise pollution impacts on wildlife and ecosystem services. You will develop computer vision techniques for wildlife analysis and contribute to guidance supporting regulatory decisions.

The role offers a chance to work within an EC project with multiple partners and engage with international stakeholders. The research environment emphasizes innovation and impact.