Chemistry Project Fellow Post Vacancy @ IISER Pune
IISER Pune is hiring Msc Chemistry candidates for the post of Project Fellow, Candidates who have CSIR/UGC NET/GATE Score card may apply for this job post. Interested candidates can check the eligibility criteria, pay scale and all other information related to the job. Check out all the details on the same below:
Name of the Post: Project Assistant / Project Fellow (Junior Research
Fellow)
Number of post 02 (Two)
Project Title: “Electro spun Nanofibre based Multi-stimuli Responsive Transdermal B12 Delivery Patch”
Funding Agency: Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC)
Project Code New Project
Minimum Educational Qualifications: M.Sc. in Chemistry OR with minimum 55% marks or equivalent grade
Desirable Experience in Nanomaterial’s synthesis and characterization, application development
Job requirement Hands on experience in solution processing of nanomaterial’s & electro spinning
Tenure of the appointment: Initially for a period of one year, extendable for further
period subject to satisfactory performance of the incumbent and continuation of the project
Emoluments per month:
1) Project Assistant – Rs. 16,000 + 30% HRA per month.
2) Project Fellow (Junior Research Fellow) – Rs. 31,000/- + 24% HRA per month based on valid CSIRNET/GATE
Age Not more than 28
years as on closing date of advertisementHow To Apply:
Interested candidates should send the application by email in the prescribed format
available below this advertisement by email (convert into PDF Format) addressed to
[email protected] on or before July 25, 2019. Please mention “Project
Assistant / Project Fellow (Junior Research Fellow), Proj. Code: New Project” in
the subject line of the email
Last date of application July 25, 2019
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