Mathematical Innovation Research Associates (MIRAs)

Our team of MIRAs, who have a broad spectrum of mathematical specialisms, and experience leading and working with cross disciplinary teams, are critical to the IMI model.  It has been shown that including a MIRA on a grant proposal increases your chance of success.

MIRA time can be flexibly costed to suit your specific requirements, meaning they are perfect for small, agile grants as well as longer-term projects.  Their areas of expertise include:

• applied mathematics and statistics
• machine learning
• scientific computing
• predictive modelling
• numerical analysis
• data analysis

To find out more about how you can utilise the expertise of a MIRA, please contact us.

Mathematical Innovation Research Interns (MIRIs)

Some smaller research projects are available as paid internships for students undertaking PhDs in mathematics.  With their supervisor’s permission, a student undertaking an internship with IMI, will pause their studies whilst completing the project.

MIRI positions will be advertised on our news page and via our LinkedIn profile.