Applications are invited from highly motivated individuals for one JRF position in a Government of West Bengal– Science and technology and Biotechnology sponsored Project entitled "Development of plant product based preventive measure against transport, accumulation and associated toxicity of arsenic in biological system from agro-ecological sources” (Ref. No.: 2145 (Sanc.)/STBT-11012(11)/2/2024-ST SEC dated 10.02.2024)in the Laboratory of Dr. Amlan Ghosh , Department of Life Sciences, Presidency University, Kolkata.
Project detail: "Development of plant product based preventive measure against transport, accumulation and associated toxicity of arsenic in biological system from agro-ecological sources"
Salary: 25000 (consolidated) for Year 1 and 230000 (consolidated) for Year
Essential Qualification: The candidate must have good academic record with first class Masters degree in any branch of Life Science from recognized University and have qualified UGC/CSIR NET (LS) .
Desirable Qualification: Candidates having experience with laboratory animal handling (rat/mice) and different standard methods/protocol on animal experimentation will be preferred.
Selection Process: Only those fulfilling above criteria need apply through email at amlan.dbs@presiuniv.ac.in along with a copy of your resume/ CV. Only shortlisted applicants will be called for interview.
The date of the interview will be subsequently communicated to the shortlisted candidates. No TA/DA will be given for appearing in the interview.
Last date of Application: 18 th March, 2024
Shortlisted candidates should report 30 minutes before the schedule time of interview & submit the following documents:-
Two separate sets of:
1. Application in plain paper addressed to the undersigned
2. Latest CV along with attested copies of all relevant testimonialsThe original certificates (NET) and mark sheets are to be presented before the Selection Committee on the day of interview.
Dr. Amlan Ghosh
Associate Professor
Department of Life Sciences
Presidency University,
Kolkata
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