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AIB Amity SRF Job For Bioinformatic, Life Sciences & Mol Biotechnology

AIB Amity SRF Job For Bioinformatic, Life Sciences & Mol Biotechnology. MSc Life Science / Molecular Biotechnology / Bioinformatics SRF job at Amity Institute of Biotechnology. Interested and eligible applicants can check out all of the details on the same below

The five possible interview questions for the Junior Research Fellow position along with their answers are posted below

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Advertisement Date: 19-07-2023
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Amity Institute of Biotechnology
Invites
Applications for Senior Research Fellow

Applications are invited from highly motivated and bright candidates for the following assignment on a time-bound research project undertaken in the Amity Institute of Biotechnology (AIB), Amity University, Noida.

Name of Posts: Senior Research Fellow

Number of posts: 01

Name of the Research Project: “Deciphering the role of fish pigmentation genes to understand the regulation of human melanoma using comparative transcriptomic and proteomic investigations”.

Name of sponsoring agency: ICMR

Duration of the position: Initially for a period of 1 year, likely to be extended on the basis of fellow’s performance till the end of project

Age: 35 years

How to Apply –

• Appointment of the applicant will be governed by the terms and conditions of the funding agency particularly applicable to the said project.
• Interested candidates should submit their application with details of academic qualifications within 10 days of this advertisement to [email protected] with cc to [email protected].
• Please mention “SRF- ICMR-AIB” in the subject line.
• No TA/ DA will be paid to the candidates for attending the interview.

Fellowship / Monthly compensation: Rs. 35,000/- + 24%HRA

Essential qualifications: 

• M.Sc. in Life Science / Molecular Biotechnology / Bioinformatics with a minimum of 60% (or equivalent CGPA) from a recognized University.
• CSIR-UGC NET/SLET/GATE qualified with 2 years of research experience.
• Knowledge of Molecular Biology Techniques, Cell Culture, NGS Analysis, Basic Bioinformatics Tools etc.

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Here are five possible interview questions for the Senior Research Fellow position along with their answers:

1. Can you provide an overview of the research project “Deciphering the role of fish pigmentation genes to understand the regulation of human melanoma using comparative transcriptomic and proteomic investigations”? What specific contributions do you expect to make as a Senior Research Fellow in this project? Answer: The research project aims to understand the regulation of human melanoma by studying fish pigmentation genes through comparative transcriptomic and proteomic investigations. As a Senior Research Fellow, I will be responsible for conducting in-depth analysis of transcriptomic and proteomic data, identifying key regulatory genes, and exploring their potential implications in human melanoma development.

2. The position requires candidates to have an M.Sc. in Life Science, Molecular Biotechnology, or Bioinformatics with a minimum of 60% marks and be CSIR-UGC NET/SLET/GATE qualified with 2 years of research experience. How does your educational background and research experience align with these requirements? Answer: My M.Sc. in Molecular Biotechnology has provided me with a comprehensive understanding of molecular biology techniques and cell culture. I have qualified the CSIR-NET exam and gained valuable research experience during my previous project work, which involved NGS analysis and utilizing basic bioinformatics tools for data interpretation.

3. In this role, you will be dealing with comparative transcriptomic and proteomic investigations. Can you elaborate on your familiarity with NGS analysis and basic bioinformatics tools that will be essential for the successful execution of the project? Answer: During my research experience, I have extensively worked with Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) data, performing quality checks, read mapping, and differential expression analysis. I am proficient in using bioinformatics tools such as R, Python, and various software for functional annotation and pathway analysis.

4. As the initial appointment is for a period of 1 year, with a possibility of extension based on performance, how do you plan to ensure your productivity and contributions during this period to increase the likelihood of an extension? Answer: To ensure productivity, I will set clear research goals, plan my work meticulously, and adhere to strict timelines. I will collaborate effectively with team members, seek guidance from mentors, and keep myself updated with the latest advancements in the field. Regular communication with the principal investigator and timely reporting of progress will also be crucial.

5. The research project involves comparative transcriptomic and proteomic investigations. Can you describe any previous experience or projects where you have utilized these techniques and the outcomes achieved? Answer: In my previous research project, I utilized comparative transcriptomic analysis to study the gene expression changes in response to a specific treatment in cancer cells. This investigation helped identify potential therapeutic targets and contributed to a research publication. Additionally, I have also employed proteomic techniques to elucidate protein-protein interactions in a signaling pathway, providing valuable insights into cellular processes.

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