University of Bristol - School of Physiology, Pharmacology and Neuroscience
Senior Innovation Research Associate in Modelling Formulated Products
University of Bristol - School of Physiology, Pharmacology and Neuroscience, Bristol, Connecticut, us, 06010
Overview
Join to apply for the Senior Innovation Research Associate in Modelling Formulated Products role at University of Bristol - School of Physiology, Pharmacology and Neuroscience. The University seeks to recruit an Innovation Research Associate (InRA) for the SUM4Products network, to solve impact-driven problems posed by industry partners using mathematical and computational techniques. The InRA will join the Complex and Functional Materials Lab (CFM Lab) in the School of Engineering Mathematics and Technology and will work with academic and industry partners across the UK. This post is open-ended, supported by fixed-term funding for 24 months, with a negotiable start date – ideally on or before 1 March 2026. The role-holder is expected to work on campus at least one day per week, unless visiting collaborators as part of research projects. Responsibilities
Designing and delivering collaborative research projects that address real-world challenges posed by industry partners, using advanced mathematical and computational modelling. Actively contributing to the SUM4Products network, including shaping and participating in events such as the annual conference, study groups, and triaging workshops, all aimed at fostering cross-sector innovation. Disseminating research outcomes through peer-reviewed publications, oral presentations, open-source software, and industry-facing case studies. Qualifications
A strong undergraduate degree and a PhD in applied mathematics, physical sciences, engineering, or a closely related discipline. A proven track record of modelling-based research relevant to formulation science, including fluid dynamics, continuum mechanics, soft matter, interfacial phenomena, and transport processes. Demonstrable mathematical and/or computational skills for solving applied research problems. The ability to work both independently and collaboratively within interdisciplinary teams. Excellent oral and written communication skills, with the capacity to engage effectively with colleagues from diverse technical backgrounds. Additional information
For informal queries please contact: Matthew Hennessy (matthew.hennessy@bristol.ac.uk) Contract type: Open ended with fixed funding until 30/11/2027 Work pattern: Full time Grade: J/Pathway 2 Salary: £43,482 - £50,253 per annum School/Unit: School of Engineering Mathematics and Technology Application closing: 23:59 UK time on Sunday 23rd November 2025 Interviews expected to take place on 8th-9th December 2025
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Join to apply for the Senior Innovation Research Associate in Modelling Formulated Products role at University of Bristol - School of Physiology, Pharmacology and Neuroscience. The University seeks to recruit an Innovation Research Associate (InRA) for the SUM4Products network, to solve impact-driven problems posed by industry partners using mathematical and computational techniques. The InRA will join the Complex and Functional Materials Lab (CFM Lab) in the School of Engineering Mathematics and Technology and will work with academic and industry partners across the UK. This post is open-ended, supported by fixed-term funding for 24 months, with a negotiable start date – ideally on or before 1 March 2026. The role-holder is expected to work on campus at least one day per week, unless visiting collaborators as part of research projects. Responsibilities
Designing and delivering collaborative research projects that address real-world challenges posed by industry partners, using advanced mathematical and computational modelling. Actively contributing to the SUM4Products network, including shaping and participating in events such as the annual conference, study groups, and triaging workshops, all aimed at fostering cross-sector innovation. Disseminating research outcomes through peer-reviewed publications, oral presentations, open-source software, and industry-facing case studies. Qualifications
A strong undergraduate degree and a PhD in applied mathematics, physical sciences, engineering, or a closely related discipline. A proven track record of modelling-based research relevant to formulation science, including fluid dynamics, continuum mechanics, soft matter, interfacial phenomena, and transport processes. Demonstrable mathematical and/or computational skills for solving applied research problems. The ability to work both independently and collaboratively within interdisciplinary teams. Excellent oral and written communication skills, with the capacity to engage effectively with colleagues from diverse technical backgrounds. Additional information
For informal queries please contact: Matthew Hennessy (matthew.hennessy@bristol.ac.uk) Contract type: Open ended with fixed funding until 30/11/2027 Work pattern: Full time Grade: J/Pathway 2 Salary: £43,482 - £50,253 per annum School/Unit: School of Engineering Mathematics and Technology Application closing: 23:59 UK time on Sunday 23rd November 2025 Interviews expected to take place on 8th-9th December 2025
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