National Institute of Plant Genome Research (NIPGR) is inviting applications for the position of one Research Associate-I in the SERB project titled "Investigation of the role of AtSKIP31 – JAZ – ABI TFs module in integrating ABA – JA signaling for the acquisition of seed desiccation tolerance and seed vigor in Arabidopsis thaliana," under the supervision of Dr. Manoj Majee, Scientist, NIPGR on a temporary basis. Here are the details:
Position Overview
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Post Name |
Research Associate-I |
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Vacancy |
01 |
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Start of Application |
10.04.2024 |
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Last Date to Apply |
25.04.2024 |
Qualifications and Experience
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Ph.D. in Life Sciences or equivalent, along with a strong publication record and adherence to DST/SERB guidelines, are eligible.
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Previous experience in seed biology, transgenic line development, and molecular analysis is preferred.
Monthly Remuneration
Rs. 47000/-
Tenure: The initial appointment will be for one year, extendable based on performance and project tenure.
Selection Procedure
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Candidates will be shortlisted and provided the link for the Interview via email after screening of the provided document.
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The final selection will be based on performance in the interview.
Application Procedure
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Interested and eligible candidates are invited to email their completed applications, including a cover letter expressing interest and specifying the position (Applications for RA-I), along with attested copies of certificates and proof of research experience, to manojmajee@nipgr.ac.in.
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Incomplete applications or those lacking supporting educational/experience certificates will not be accepted.
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The deadline for application submission is within 15 days after the advertisement is released on the NIPGR website https://nipgr.ac.in/
Contact Details
For any query, contact: Dr. Manoj Majee, Scientist, National Institute of Plant Genome Research (NIPGR), New Delhi – 110067, Email: manojmajee@nipgr.ac.in
Seize this opportunity to contribute to agricultural research. Visit the website https://nipgr.ac.in/ for further information.
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