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School of Life Sciences: Molecular expression of voltage dependant Na+ and Ca+ channal in iron-induced epilepsy and antiepileptic action of Dehydroepiendrosterone (DHEA)

School of Life Sciences: Molecular expression of voltage dependant Na+ and Ca+ channal in iron-induced epilepsy and antiepileptic action of Dehydroepiendrosterone (DHEA)

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Research Associate (RA), Attendant
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School of Life Sciences, 
Jawaharlal Nehru University, 
NNew Delhi- 110 067

Applications were invited for the following positions

1. Research Associate (RA) in the DBT project entitled " Molecular expression of voltage dependant Na+ and Ca+ channal in iron-induced epilepsy and antiepileptic action of Dehydroepiendrosterone (DHEA)".

Qualifications :- As per DBT rules.

1. Research Associate (RA) : Candidate must possesses Ph.D degree in Neuroscience, Biomedical Sciences or related field of Life Science. Candidate having experience in Neuroscience, Immunocytochemistry and molecular biology will be given preference. Candidate would be required to join immediately.

Fellowship/Salary :- 36000/ pm+ HRA (30%)

2. Attendant: 12th pass from recognized school/board. Knowledge of laboratory work and work related to computer applications is must. Experience in project maintenance will be given preference.

Duration ( for both post 1 & 2):- Three years. Initial appointment will be for one year, extendable by another successive year depending on the progress of the candidate. Positions are co-terminus with the project.

Salary: 15000/pm Consolidated

Candidates shortlisted will be duly informed

Last date :- Application on plain paper along with bio-data should reach the under signed latest by AUGUST 20,2016. Applications should be sent separately for both the positions. Those sent by post will only be entertained.

Prof. DEEPAK SHARMA
Principle Investigator
321, School of Life Sciences,
Jawaharlal Nehru University
New Delhi-110 067 (email- Deepak57in@yahoo.co.in)

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