Two years later, he was reunited with Tom Blundell at the Department of Biochemistry of the University of Cambridge and completed his post-doctoral studies there in May 1998.
[8] Srininvasan returned to India the same year and joined the Indian Institute of Science to serve at the Molecular Biophysics Unit (MBU) as an assistant professor and a senior fellow of the Wellcome Trust.
[10] Deploying computational genomics, he is known to have assisted in identifying similar proteins with shared structural and functional features.
[15] He was associated with PRIB 2007, an international conference on Pattern Recognition In Bioinformatics, held in Singapore in 2007 as a member of the program committee[16][17] and has delivered several featured lectures and keynote addresses which included the Keystone Symposium on Multiprotein Complexes (Cambridge 2006),[18] and Asia-Pacific Bioinformatics Conference (Melbourne 2012).
[8] He also sits in the Scientific Advisory Board of Jubilant Biosys, a research and development firm involved in drug discovery services.