Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR) Jakkur P.O.
Bangalore - 560064
JNCASR MID-YEAR RESEARCH ADMISSIONS 2010-11
MS (Engg.) / MS (by Research)
Eligibility:
Candidates with an M Sc., B E, B Tech, M E, M Tech or MBBS are eligible to apply; the specific requirements for each Unit are listed below. They should have at least 50% in their highest University examination, and should also have qualified in the GATE / UGC - CSIR - NET, JRF / ICMR, JRF / JEST / or any other equivalent national level entrance examination.
Eligibilty:
Candidates with an M Sc., B E, B Tech, M E, M Tech or MBBS are eligible to apply; the specific requirements for each Unit are listed below. They should have at least 50% in their highest University examination, and should also have qualified in the GATE / UGC -/ CSIR - NET-JRF / ICMR - JRF / JEST / or any other equivalent national level examination.
Research Units
Chemistry and Physics of Materials Unit For more details CPMU
Research Areas: Synthesis, structural, electrical, and magnetic properties of nanomaterials, cluster beams, interfaces, colossal magnetoresistive oxides, thin films, gas sensors, and novel mesoporous materials. Molecular electronics using conducting polymers, organic electronic devices, biophotonics, optical spectroscopy, materials under high pressure. Molecular simulations of green solvents, materials, and protein solutions.
Engineering Mechanics Unit For more details EMU
Evolutionary and Organismal Biology Unit For more details the link (EOBU)
How do living organisms keep time?
Do organisms have one clock or many?
How do biological clocks evolve?
What role do biological clocks play in structuring division of labour in insect societies?
How do organisms adapt to crowding?
How do developmental rates evolve?
What factors determine the life-history of organisms, and its evolution?
What factors determine the dynamic behaviour of metapopulations?
International Centre for Materials Science For more details ICMS
Molecular Biology and Genetics Unit For more details MBGU
Research in the Molecular Biology and Genetics Unit is in diverse areas of biology bound by the common thread of biomedical applications. The current research areas fall into the categories of Infectious Diseases, Cell Cycle, Chromatin organization and Transcription Regulation, Developmental Biology and Genetics.
New Chemistry Unit For more details NCU
This Unit works on interdisciplinary aspects of chemical science. The most important areas that the Unit concentrates on is chemical biology and interfaces of Chemical Science with materials. The Unit has excellent facilities for experimental work as well as computational and theoretical studies.
The Unit takes students desirous of pursuing research for the Ph.D. degree.
Theoretical Sciences Unit For more details TSU
The topics that we are currently studying include: surface physics; ferroelectrics and multi-ferroics; structural phase transitions; dilute magnetic semiconductors; stability, atomic and electronic structure of nanoclusters and nano-wires; slow dynamics in supercooled liquids, the glass transition, liquid-liquid transitions, kinetics of phase transformation, kinetics and thermodynamics of biomolecular systems; nonlinear optics; quantum magnetism in low dimensions; electrical transport in nanostructures and electron and proton transfer in biological systems.
Scholarships/Fellowships/Assistantships
M S / M S (Engg.) students receive scholarships of Rs. 16,000. (Typically, perhaps 20% of this goes towards paying hostel and mess fees, while the annual tuition fee is Rs. 3,000) Students are automatically enrolled in a Group Insurance Scheme and a comprehensive medical scheme and have access to an on-campus doctor, as well as to medical facilities elsewhere.Funding for travel to international conferences is also available; our students have recently attended conferences in countries such as Korea, Iran, France, Singapore, the United States of America, Japan, Sweden, and Italy.
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Last date for receipt of completed application forms for JNCASR: 25th October 2010
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