Manish Tiwari

UCL Mechanical Engineering at University College London is advertising a Research Fellow in Thermofluidics focused on thermofluid sciences , nanoengineered surfaces , surface treatments , and related interfacial science . The role sits within the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering Sciences, and emphasizes sustainability-oriented research on nanoengineered surface treatments. The project interests include phase change processes such as flow condensation , icing , and freezing droplet impact dynamics , together with high-speed or infrared optical diagnostics. Candidates with experience in micro/nanoengineered interfaces, wetting control, evaporation, and micro/nanoscale transport phenomena will be especially competitive. Exposure to scalable and sustainable materials processing approaches is also highlighted. This is a postdoctoral/research fellow opening rather than a PhD or master's call. The post is based at UCL East . The announcement does not specify scholarship funding, stipend, or tuition support; it is presented as a staff research position. Eligibility highlights: strong background in thermofluid sciences; experience with phase change and optical diagnostics; advantageous experience in micro/nanoengineered interfaces and sustainable materials processing. Application window: closing date 17 June 2026 . Interested applicants should use the UCL job details page and follow the recruitment/application instructions linked in the post.

University College London is advertising three postdoctoral Research Fellow openings in a team led by Manish Tiwari , Professor of Nanoengineering and Royal Society Wolfson Fellow. The roles are research-focused and collaborative, with adverts noting work with multiple colleagues. The openings span nanoengineering , surfaces for textiles , thermofluidics , and fluid mechanics , including a project on aerosol droplets dispersion and impact . These topics are well suited to candidates with backgrounds in materials science , mechanical engineering , chemical engineering , and related physical sciences. This is a postdoctoral opportunity rather than a PhD or master's call. The post does not provide detailed eligibility criteria, but applicants should expect standard research-fellow expectations such as a relevant doctoral degree and strong research experience in the advertised area. Deadline information in the post indicates that two positions close on 25 June and one position closes on 5 July . The linked UCL job pages should be checked for the exact closing dates, role-specific requirements, and application instructions. Interested candidates should review the individual UCL adverts and submit applications through the university jobs portal.