ICMR-NARI JRF Life Sciences Job Opening – Applications Invited
ICMR-NARI JRF Life Sciences Job Opening – Applications Invited. MSc Life Sciences Junior Research Fellow Job. Interested and eligible applicants can check out all of the details on the same below
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ICMR-NATIONAL AIDS RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Indian Council of Medical Research, Department of Health Research (DHR)
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
PlotNo.73, G – Block, Bhosari, Pune – 411026
Phone No. 27331200, Fax.020-27121071, Email: [email protected]
Website- https://www.nari-icmr.res.in/
JUNIOR RESEARCH FELLOW
Online applications are invited through the online system on the ICMR-NARI website up to 12-07-2023 for the following post under the DST SERB Core Research Grant
project entitled, “miRNA Loaded Nanoparticles: Investigation and Validation of Targeted miRNA Delivery as A Prospective Antiviral Approach Against HSV-2 Infection”.
The post is purely temporary basis. In case of OBC, Non-creamy layer certificate from the competent authority is empowered to issue such certificate. The Date for Personal
discussion via Skype/ video call will be confirmed to the shortlisted candidates through phone or email.
Job Role: Project Junior Research Fellow
Job Location: Bhosari, Pune
No. of Post: 01
Age: 30
Duration: 18 months
It is mandatory:
Age and experience is relaxable in deserving cases . Government servants should apply through the proper channel or enclose a `No Objection Certificate’ from the present office/employer along with their application. Any canvassing by on behalf of the candidates or bringing political or other influence with regards to the selection shall be considered as a disqualification. The selected candidate should be willing to join immediately. Please note that mere fulfilment of eligibility conditions will not entitle a candidate to be shortlisted for the interview. The Principal Investigator and the Director, ICMR-NARI reserve the right to shortlist the candidates to be interviewed. The appointing authority has the right to accept/reject any application without assigning any reason(s) and no correspondence in this matter will be entertained.
Essential Qualification:
Post Graduate Degree in Basic Science or Post Graduate Degree in Professional Course selected through a process described through any one of the following:
a) Scholars who are selected through NET conducted by CSIR-UGC (Lectureship)
b)GATE qualified in Life Science or Biotechnology
c) The selection process through National level exams conducted by DST, DBT, DAE, DOS,
DRDO, MHRD, ICAR, ICMR, IIT, IISc, IISER, etc.
Desirable Qualification:
Candidates who are Indian citizens having Post graduate degree in any branch of Life Sciences or M.Tech /B.E./MBBS/MD degree from India with at least 60% or equivalent CGPA or Grade Point Average (GPA) for general and OBC category, or 55% for SC/ST/Differently-abled candidates can apply only. SPPU-PET-qualified candidates are also eligible for the position. Additional research experience, after postgraduate degree, will be preferred.
Fellowship: Rs. 31,000/- plus 27% HRA
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Possible Interview Questions for Junior Research Position at ICMR:
1. Can you tell us about your research experience in the field of AIDS research
Answer: I have been actively involved in AIDS research during my academic studies. I have conducted experiments to investigate the efficacy of antiretroviral drugs, analyzed patient data to identify trends, and collaborated with a team on a research project focused on HIV vaccine development.
2. What is your understanding of the role of a JRF at ICMR-National Aids Research Institute?
Answer: As a JRF, my primary role would be to contribute to ongoing research projects, assist senior researchers in data collection and analysis, conduct literature reviews, and participate in laboratory experiments. I would also be expected to present research findings and contribute to scientific publications.
3. How do you stay updated with the latest developments in AIDS research?
Answer: I make it a point to regularly read scientific journals and attend conferences and seminars related to AIDS research. I also follow reputable research institutions and organizations working in the field, such as the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the International AIDS Society (IAS).
4. Can you describe a challenging research project you have worked on and how you overcame obstacles?
Answer: During my M.Sc program, I worked on a project investigating drug resistance in HIV patients. One of the challenges was obtaining sufficient patient samples for analysis. To overcome this, I actively collaborated with local healthcare centers and established a strong network to collect the required samples. I also optimized laboratory protocols to ensure accurate and reliable results.
5. How do you prioritize your tasks and manage your time effectively in a research setting?
Answer: In a research setting, I prioritize tasks by identifying their urgency and importance. I create a detailed work plan with timelines and milestones, allowing me to allocate sufficient time to each task. Additionally, I regularly review my progress and make adjustments if necessary. Effective time management helps me meet deadlines and ensures efficient progress in my research work.
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