ACTREC JRF Job Latest For MSc Life Sciences – Attend Walk-In
ACTREC JRF Job Latest For MSc Life Sciences – Attend Walk-In. Breast Cancer Project JRF Job. MSc Life Sciences junior research fellow job opening at ACTREC. Interested and eligible applicants can check out all of the details on the same below
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TATA MEMORIAL CENTRE
ADVANCED CENTRE FOR TREATMENT, RESEARCH ANDEDUCATION IN CANCER
Kharghar, Navi Mumbai- 410 210
www.actrec.gov.in
Phone No : 91-22-27405000
(A Grant-in-aid Institution of the Dept. of Atomic Energy, Government of India)
No. ACTREC/ADVT-87/2023
WALK – IN – INTERVIEW
JUNIOR RESEARCH FELLOW
(ON PROJECT)
Role: Junior Research Fellow
No. of Posts: 01
Project title: “DST-SERB funded project on Breast cancer metastasis at Cancer Research Institute(CRI)-ACTREC”
Duration: Six months. The work progress of candidates will be monitored and extension after 6 months
How to Apply:
Eligible candidates may attend the walk in interview on Wednesday, 16th August, 2023 in Conference Room, 3rd Floor, Khanolkar Shodhika, ACTREC, along with recent CV & original and attested copies of all certificates (Experience & Qualification) and testimonials with recent passport size photographs.
Reporting Time: 09.45 a.m. to 10.15 a.m
Educational qualification and experience :
*M.Sc. (Life Sciences) or equivalent with minimum 60% marks in the qualifying exam. Candidate should be CSIR-UGC NET or GATE qualified. Working experience in mammalian tissue culture, gene cloning and expression, Western blotting, QPCR and animal handling is required. Cancer bioinformatics analysis knowledge is desirable. Candidates with demonstrated experience in publication will be preferred.
*M.Sc. degree having duration of one year course will not be considered.
Selected candidate will have to join at the earliest; hence result-awaited candidates will not be eligible to apply for the post.
Consolidated salary: Rs. 38,440/- per month. (Rs. 31,000/-+24%HRA) p.m.
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Here are some sample interview questions and possible answers for the Junior Research Fellow role in the DST-SERB-funded project :
- Question: Can you tell us about your educational background and research experience? Answer: I have completed my M.Sc. in Life Sciences with a specialization in [Your Specialization] and secured over 60% marks in the qualifying exam. During my academic journey, I actively participated in various research projects related to mammalian tissue culture, gene cloning, expression, Western blotting, and QPCR. I also gained hands-on experience in handling animals for experimental purposes. Moreover, I have been fortunate to work on some cancer-related projects during my academic career.
- Question: Are you CSIR-UGC NET or GATE qualified? If yes, please provide more details. Answer: Yes, I am CSIR-UGC NET qualified [or GATE qualified] in [Your Subject] and achieved a valid score of [Your Score]. This qualification has provided me with a strong foundation in my field of study and has helped me stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in research.
- Question: Can you elaborate on your experience in mammalian tissue culture and gene cloning? Answer: During my research projects and academic coursework, I acquired significant experience in mammalian tissue culture techniques. I have successfully cultured various cell lines, maintained their growth, and performed experiments involving these cells. Additionally, I have hands-on experience in gene cloning, including designing primers, performing PCR amplification, and constructing expression vectors for gene overexpression studies.
- Question: How familiar are you with Western blotting and qPCR techniques? Answer: I have a good level of proficiency in Western blotting, a widely-used technique to detect and analyze specific proteins in biological samples. I am well-versed in the gel electrophoresis process, antibody probing, and signal detection using chemiluminescence or other methods. Regarding qPCR (quantitative polymerase chain reaction), I have experience in designing and optimizing qPCR assays, extracting RNA/DNA from samples, performing reverse transcription, and analyzing the data using appropriate software.
- Question: Can you discuss your knowledge of cancer bioinformatics analysis? Answer: While I don’t have extensive experience in cancer bioinformatics analysis, I have taken relevant courses during my education and have a basic understanding of the principles and tools used in this field. I am aware of using various bioinformatics databases, software, and algorithms to analyze gene expression, pathways, and mutations associated with cancer.
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