CSIR Young Scientist Awards 2021 Announced – Rs 50,000/- Cash Prize Along With Rs 25 Lakh Research Grant

CSIR Young Scientist Awards 2021 Announced – Chemical Science

CSIR-Young Scientist Awards 2021 – Applications Invitation has been released. Grab the chance to get Rs 25 Lakh Research Grant+Rs 50,000/- Cash Prize. Awards will be granted in the field of Chemical Sciences. Interested and eligible candidates can check out all of the details on the same below:

The Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR) invites nominations for CSIR Young Scientist (YS) Awards for the year 2021. The awards are to be given for research contributions made primarily in India. The nominee should be a regular Scientist (as per CSRAP Rules) of CSIR system as well as need to have joined the CSIR lab on or prior to 26th September 2019. The age of the nominee ought to not be more than 35 years as on 26th September 2020.

Research Award: Each award consists of a citation (signed by the Director-General, CSIR, and the Vice-President, CSIR), a cash prize of Rs.50000 (Rupees fifty thousand) and a plaque. Research grant of Rs 25 lakh (Rupees twenty-five lakh) over a period of five years, is also given, which is normally to the tune of Rs 5 lakh per annum per CSIR Young

Scientist Awardee.

GUIDELINES FOR CSIR YOUNG SCIENTIST AWARDS

  • The Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR) introduced, in 1987, a scheme of Awards for Young Scientists in the CSIR system in order to promote excellence in various fields of science and technology. These Awards are known as “CSIR Young Scientist Awards”.
  • Promoting excellence and recognizing outstanding contributions made by the young CSIR scientists for their work done primarily in India during the last five years preceding the year of the Award.
  • Any scientist, engaged in research work in any of the CSIR laboratories/institutes, who is not more than 35 years of age, as reckoned on 26 September (CSIR Foundation Day) of the preceding year, is eligible for the Award.
  • The nominee should be a regular Scientist (as per CSRAP Rules) of the CSIR system and should have joined the CSIR laboratory on or prior to 26 September of the previous year.
  • Directors/ Chairperson of Research Councils / Bhatnagar Awardees can propose nominations only of scientists belonging to the CSIR laboratories/ institutes with which they are associated. Each of them can send normally a maximum of two nominations in each discipline.
  • Information regarding the nominations should be sent as per the prescribed proforma on or before the closing date (as notified every year). The details of the award and prescribed proforma for nomination may be downloaded from the website: www.csirhrdg.res.in
  • Duly approved Advisory Committees (comprising of at least one Bhatnagar Awardee in each committee) will be constituted in the above-mentioned five fields for making selections for the “CSIR Young Scientist Awards”.

SELECTION PROCEDURE

  • Each nominee is required to make a brief presentation (15 minutes) about his/her research work before the concerned Advisory Committee. This may be followed by 5 minutes question-answer session/discussion.
  • No nomination will be considered in absentia.
  • The awards are given for outstanding contributions made by the Young CSIR scientists on work done primarily
    in India.
  • The award in a specific discipline may be withheld if no candidate of requisite merit is forthcoming in that year.
  • The recommendations of the Advisory Committees are subject to approval by the Governing Body of CSIR. PRESENTATION
  • The CSIR Young Scientist Awards will be presented to the recipients on 26 September, the CSIR Foundation Day every year at a formal function arranged by CSIR. At this ceremony, citations highlighting the work of the recipients are read out.
  • After the selections, each Awardee is required to submit a research project indicating the contingency and equipment grant that would be required by him/her for the pursuit of research as per his/her proposed project. Duration of the project may be for five years. The project should have the approval of the Director/ Research Council of the laboratories/ institute. The project is to be carried out independently. With effect from 1st April 1994, the Directors of CSIR laboratories/ institutes have been empowered to release the grant (presently Rs 5 lakh per annum per awardee, enhanced from the year 2008 onwards) for the approved projects to the CSIR Young Scientist Awardee, where he/ she is working. Intimation regarding this should be sent to Head, HRDG
    along with a copy of the project for reference and record. The grant may be claimed from Human Resource Development Group, CSIR Complex, New Delhi, in the prescribed proforma along with the annual progress report.

COUNCIL OF SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH
HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT GROUP
CSIR COM

How To Apply: 

Nominations addressed to Scientist Incharge – SSB YSA Unit, CSIR HRDG New
Delhi must be submitted in the prescribed format via e-mail to [email protected] on or
before 31st January 2021. No hardcopy to follow. Please visit www.csirhrdg.res.in for
further details and nomination format.

Last Date To Apply: Before 31st January 2021

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