The selected candidate is expected to support in nutritional quantification of rice and other grains. Experience of working with HPLC, UPLC is an added advantage for one of the positions.
Establish and lead the downstream group within the Biological Drug Substance Unit with process and operations-based expertise to support delivery of developed purification processes and of clinical batches of purified recombinant proteins
First class M.Sc in Biological Sciences, Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chemistry. Applicant must be qualified in any one of the following tests CSIR, UGC, ICMR including Lectureship
Doctoral Degree in Science from a recognised university or equivalent in Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Stem Cell Biology and Neurobiology, Neuroscienc e with a strong publication record and research experience in Cell Biology, Molecular Biology and Neurobiology.
Women researchers who have completed M.Tech. in Biotechnology or in allied areas, M.Pharma, equivalent Degree holders. Candidates who are registered or enrolled in higher studies, Ph.D and or receiving any fellowships are not eligible to apply.
First class with not less than 60% aggregate marks or not less than 6.5 CGPA on a 10-point scale in MTech, M.Sc. Food Science, Technology, Biotechnology, Chemical Sciences. Experience to work & Handling Advanced Instruments, Knowledge of Food Forensics
Ph.D in Life Sciences, Plant Biology, Plant-Pathogen Interactions, Biochemistry, Biotechnology. Hands-on experience in basic molecular biology techniques such as DNA & RNA isolation, protein purification, routine PCRs and cloning.
Good Academic record with First Class Master Degree in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biotechnology. The Candidate should have qualified National Eligibility Test CSIR, UGC-JRF or DBT-BET Category-I and II, ICMR, DST-Inspire Fellowship
Doctoral Degree in Science from a recognized university or equivalent in Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Stem Cell Biology and Neurobiology, Neuroscienc e with a strong publication record and research experience in Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, and Neurobiology.