Gemma Miller

Dr. Gemma Miller is a Research Fellow at Scotland's Rural College specializing in ruminant systems within the Beef & Sheep Research Centre. Her research focuses on greenhouse gas emissions measurement, mitigation strategies, and precision livestock technologies.

Key research areas include:

• Measurement of GHG emissions from beef/sheep systems
• Proxy measures for GHG quantification
• Methane reduction through feed supplements
• Animal-mounted sensors for real-time monitoring
• Machine learning for carcass characteristic prediction

Recent publications demonstrate focus on 3D imaging for carcass prediction, methane mitigation strategies, and precision livestock technologies. Article trends reveal integration of machine learning with livestock assessment and growing emphasis on practical emission reduction solutions.

Current projects include:

• RESAS 22-27: Data Driven Innovations For Improved Sustainability
• AGROLIVESTOCK: Methane-reducing livestock feed supplements
• SmartCow: European cattle research infrastructure
• UltraGreenCow: Comprehensive GHG measurement for ruminants

She supervises PhD research on precision farming technologies in beef production.