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Applications for Project Associate post in SBT

Applications for Project Associate post in SBT

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School of Biotechnology, JNU

Applications are invited for a temporary position of Project Associate-1 (ONE Post) in a DBT funded project. The details are provided below.

About the project

Artificial Intelligence-based analysis of biological images.

Essential Qualification

Master’s Degree in Natural or Agricultural Sciences / M.VSc. or Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Technology or Medicine from a recognized University or equivalent.

Desirable

Candidate MUST have prior experience with image analysis using deep learning. Please don’t APPLY if you don’t have any prior experience with deep learning and/or image analysis.

The candidate should be familiar with, and be passionate about Data Science and Biological Data. It is not required for the candidate to understand Biology or be someone with a background/degree in Biology/Biotechnology/ Life Science/related area but the candidate needs to be analytical minded, and should be willing to work independently and with biological data. The position does not require conducting experiments in the lab.

Consolidated fixed emoluments per month

  1. 31,000/- + HRA for those who are selected through (a) National Eligibility Tests - CSlR-UGC NET including lectureship (Assistant Professorship) or GATE or (b) A selection process through National level examinations conducted by Central Government Departments and their Agencies and Institutions.
  2. 25,000/- + HRA for others who do not fall under (i) above.

Age Limit

35 years

No of position

1

Duration of appointment

Till 30th August 2022 subject to approval of the competent authority and satisfactory progress during the project.

Nature of appointment

Temporary and co-terminus with the project.

Mode of selection

Candidates will be shortlisted based on qualification and prior experience followed by personal interview. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the selection committee will interview the candidates via online mode. Only shortlisted candidates will be communicated via e-mail to appear in the online interview.

Applications received till

6 PM of 28th Feb 2022

Date & Time of interview

Date and Time to be communicated at a later stage only to the shortlisted candidates.

How to apply?

Send an email to Professor Binay Panda, School of Biotechnology, JNU at binaypanda@jnu.ac.in with current CV and contact number. If you are a currently enrolled/working in an institution, it is recommended that you use the institutional email ID to send the email. If you are not currently enrolled/working, use an email ID that can be authenticated.

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