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CSMCRI Bhavnagar Scientists Recruitment(13 posts) in Polymers/Microbiology/ Chemistry/Separation Science/Material Science/ IPR/Chemical Engineering/Energy/IT

CSMCRI is a National laboratory under CSIR. The Institute undertakes a wide range of R and D projects in marine chemicals, coordination chemistry, catalytic transformations, membrane separation, solar thermal applications, marine algae, stress tolerant plant, and stress genomics. The Institute has excellent infrastructure by way of sophisticated analytical instruments, modern laboratories, pilot plants, library, local area network and workshop.

Applications are invited in the prescribed form from talented and result-oriented Scientists(Indian Nationals) for the following posts:

NBRI Lucknow JRF Walk in Interview for Life Science/Microbiology/Botany

NATIONAL BOTANICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
(Council of Scientific and Industrial Research)
Rana Pratap Marg,
Lucknow-226001

Walk in Interview
Eligible and interested candidates are invited for interview for the position of Junior Research Fellow under DST sponsored project entitled, "Screening of potentially dye yielding Indian lichens and their mycobiont culture" tenable at NBRI.

Essential Qualifications: M.Sc. in Botany/Plant Science/Life Science/Microbiology with NET qualification.
Desirable: Basic knowledge of lichens and their culture.
Stipend: 12000/-p.m. +HRA

Chemistry JRF/SRF/RA Vacancy at IISER Thiruvananthapuram | CSIR Sponsored

Junior Research Fellow/Senior Research Fellow/Research Associate at
IISER Thiruvananthapuram

Applications with complete biodata including phone number, email and postal address along with  photocopies of educational/professional qualifications, reprints of papers etc are invited from Indian nationals for one temporary post of JRF/SRF/RA for the project “Synthesis of IP3 analog libraries using click chemistry and their biological evaluation” sponsored by CSIR at School of Chemistry, IISER-Thiruvananthapuram. The research experience claim should be supported with experience certificate from previous employer. The initial appointment will be for a year but extendable up to three years based on the performance.

CSIR SPM Fellowship 2010 | JRF Recruitment at CIMAP Lucknow


CSIR SPM Fellowship - 2010 selections will be held from 24 July 2010 to 27 July 2010 at Central Institute of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (CIMAP), Lucknow


The fellowship aims to nurture the budding scientific talent and to nourish the objective of pursuit of scientific research by pursuing Pd.D programme with a special focus in CSIR Labs/other specialized R & D institutions/universities. A stipend of Rs.15000/- + HRA per month is given during the first two years of the fellowship and a contingency grant of Rs.70000/- p.a. May be raised to Rs.18000/- + HRA per month from third year onwards on the basis of review/satisfactory progress. The candidate may be reverted to JRF (NET), if performance is not found satisfactory. The fellowship is granted initially for 2 years, which is extendable as per normal rules for CSIR JRF (NET) Programmes; maximum up to 5 years.

CSIR-Nehru Science Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Scheme 2010 for Young Researchers

What is this all about?
 “CSIR-Nehru Science Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Scheme” has been instituted to identify promising young researchers with innovative ideas and provide them with training and research opportunities in niche areas of basic science, engineering, medicine and agriculture. The scheme aims at facilitating their transition from mentored to independent research career. CSIR intends to offer one hundred (100) such fellowships every year to promising fresh PhD holders for working in CSIR laboratories with state-of-art R&D facilities.


  • Eligibility: PhD degree holders within three years of award of PhD degree, or those who have submitted PhD theses. Applicants who are about to submit thesis are also eligible to apply, but their selection will be subject to the condition that they would have submitted thesis before the expiry of the validity of the award offer. Applicants should have research publications in high impact SCI journals. 
  • Remuneration:

Workshop on Bioinformatics organised by IHBT (CSIR) Palampur

What is this all about?
The Studio of Computational Biology and Bioinformatics(Bioinformatics Unit) Biotechnology Division
Announces Two-Days Bioinformatics Workshop on

"The Bioinformatics of Next Generation Sequencing"

Date of Workshop:17 - 18 June, 2010

Venue: Institute of Himalayan Bioresources Technology, CSIR, Palampur (Himachal Pradesh)

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Life Sciences Project Assistant Position Level I and II Vacancy at National Botanical Research Institute | NBRI

What is this all about?
 Project Assistant Position Level I and II at National Botanical Research Institute, NBRI

PA Level II
  • Area and Position: Molecular Biology & Genetic Engineering / Project Assistant Level II
  • Essential Qualifications: Ist class M.Sc. in Molecular Biology/ Biotechnology / Biochemistry/ Botany/ plant Sciences
  • Desirable: Experience of working with techniques related to Plant Molecular Biology
  • Stipend:

Admissions for CSIR's PGRPE | Post Graduate Research Programme in Engineering 2010

What is this all about?
Applications are invited for the two-year full-time residential Post Graduate Research Programme in Engineering (PGRPE ) in the cutting-edge technological areas.

The programmes are designed to give in-depth exposure and hands-on R and D experience to the candidates in the above areas. On completion of the programme, the candidates will have ample scope to join the growing R and D and industrial sectors in professionally challenging positions.

The selected candidate will be designated as Scientist Trainee under QHS scheme and they will be trained on exciting live projects so that they emerge as research ready scientists/engineers for taking up challenging positions. Such candidates shall receive a consolidated emolument of Rs.25000/- p.m. and would also enjoy other PGRPE is a four-semester (2 years) programme. Extension beyond this period for completing the programme will be decided on a case-by-­case basis. In addition, on successful completion of the PGRPE with distinction, the candidates may be considered by CSIR for absorption in CSIR as Scientists in Pay Band-3 of the Government of India (Scale Rs. 15600 - 39100/- with Grade Pay of Rs. 6600/- plus other allowances as applicable). The medium of instruction and examination will be English.

admission to the Ph.D. Programme 2010 at INDIAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL BIOLOGY | IICB Kolkata


What is this all about?
Applications (only through online) are invited from eligible candidates for admission to the Ph.D. Programme -2010  in the frontier areas of Biological, Chemical and inter-disciplinary research at INDIAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL BIOLOGY IICB. Details of the research areas in six R&D divisions can be seen in http://www.iicb.res.in/ .
Maximum number of intake for the year 2010 will be 100.

Who Can Apply?
NET (CSIR/UGC) examination qualified candidate or DBT/DST/ICMR- JRF Fellows.

Age: 28 years (relaxable by 5 years in case of SC/ST/OBC/PH/Woman candidates).

Area of research: Refer the website.

Fellowship/Stipend:Rs.12000/-Rs.14000/-

Applications and Selection Procedures
Application will be received throughout the year – 2010 against this advt.Apply ‘online’ through http://www.career.iicb.res.in/  indicating area of research interest/ Division.

online applicants, if found suitable may further appear in the entrance-interview at their own cost, to be conducted by IICB.Entrance-interview will be conducted quarterly (Around the last week of March, June, September and December).Interview date & timings will be advertised on the website in advance.
Please bring the receipt/report for online application submission along with copy of bio-data & academic records as proof of your eligibility at the time of interview.

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL BIOLOGY
A Unit of Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR)
Government of India
4, Raja S. C. Mullick Road, Jadavpur
Kolkata – 700032

Submission deadline: Accepted throughout the year

Website Details: http://www.iicb.res.in/

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CSIR Scientists decode the First Ever Human Genome Sequencing in INDIA ,Joins the Leauge





    Indian Scientists on  Dec 8th revealed the world the completely sequenced Human genome of a 52 year old healthly Indian.Dr. Sridhar Sivasubbu and Dr. Vinod Scaria, the scientists who responsible for this milestone are from the  Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology, New Delhi a CSIR Laboratory. With this achievement India is now in the league of select few countries like United States, China, Canada, United Kingdom, and Korea who have demonstrated the capability to sequence and assemble complete human genomes. More news in detail......

Addressing a press conference Union Minister Shri. Prithviraj Chavan said that this feat is unique in the sense that it has been achieved by a team of very young scientists. CSIR has been endeavoring to nucleate such teams in different niche technological areas as per the directive of Hon’ble Dr. Manmohan Singh, President, CSIR and Prime Minister of India. This initiative is paying off.

Elaborating the details of research on Human Genome , the Minister said that the first Human Genome Sequence in the world was a result of the International Human Genome Project comprising scientists from United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan and China. The Project formally started in 1990 and the sequencing was completed in 2003. This spectacular feat at that time was hailed equivalent to the man landing on the moon. India could not be a part of this large initiative as in the early nineties it lacked the necessary resources.  CSIR could achieve this by adopting new technologies and by effectively integrating complex computational tools with high throughput analytical capabilities.

While the first Human Genome Sequence effort took more than a decade spending over a billion US dollars, CSIR scientists at IGIB finished the complete sequencing and assembly in much shorter time comparable with similar recent effort the world over. By using next generation technologies and skills, they successfully bridged the technological gap that existed a decade ago.

Sh. S.K. Brahmchari, DG, CSIR informed that the Human Genome has 3.1 billion base pairs. The team at IGIB generated over 51 Gigabases of data using next generation sequencing technology, resulting in over 13x coverage of the Human Genome. This next-generation sequencing technology enables massively parallel sequencing of millions of genomic fragments of 76 base pairs, which are then mapped back to the reference genome. This humongous exercise was made possible with the CSIR supercomputing facility at IGIB.

The sequencing of the first Human Genome in India in conjunction with Indian Genome variation programme(http://www.igvdb.res.in/) opens newer vistas for low cost affordable healthcare and predictive medicine in future for the masses. This also opens up newer possibilities in disease diagnostics, treatment and sustaining low-cost drugs in the market.


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Notification : CSIR Invites Research Proposals in Mathematical Sciences

Human Resource Development Group,Council of Scientific & Industrial Research
CSIR Invites Research Proposals in Mathematical Sciences


Notification for….
Research proposals under the Extramural Research programme in Mathematical Sciences.

Who can apply?......
Researchers working in Universities, colleges, R&D Institutions, and Institutes of National Importance.

Areas of coverage…
Mathematical sciences are defined broadly and will cover Pure and Applied Mathematics, Statistics, Operations Research, Theoretical Computer and Computational Sciences as well as emerging applications of these areas to problems in physical, biological, engineering and social sciences.

How to submit?....
The proposal should be submitted in the prescribed format (Form `C’ and `C1’) available at the CSIR website (http//www.csirhrdg.res.in).

Where to Send?...
Head,
Human Resource
Development Group, CSIR Complex, Library Avenue, Pusa,
New Delhi 110 012.

When?
There is no particular time frame set.... Sooner the better.

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Interview Selection Criteria & instructions for Post Graduate Research Program in Engineering by CSIR

Congratulations to all the candidates selected for Interview!!!
Following is the information provided by CSIR
Information for All CSIR-PGRPE Candidates:
1. Since we had an overwhelming response (over 15000 applicants), following criteria were applied to determine valid applicants:

a) Only those applicants who have either passed their B.E./B.Tech./B.Sc.(Engineering) degree in the year 2008 or the year 2009 have been considered as valid applicants.

b) Candidates who have appeared for their final B.E./B.Tech./B.Sc.(Engineering) examination in the year 2009 and whose results are awaited have been considered provisionally valid applicants based on their performance upto 7th semester.

2. Based on these valid applicants (more than 14000), Technology Area wise lists of short-listed candidates for interview have been prepared and displayed along with cut off CGPA/Percentages. Following process has been used for short-listing of candidates for interview in each Technology Area:

a) For each Technology Area merit list has been prepared by including those applicants who have indicated that area as their first or second preference. Applicants in the merit list for each Technology Area upto the merit rank equal to eight (8) times the number of seats available in that Technology Area have been short-listed for interview, and the corresponding cut-off percentages have been displayed for each Technology Area. In case more than one valid applicant had their percentage equal to the cut-off percentage for a Technology Area, then all of them have been short-listed for interview for that Technology Area.

b) While preparing the merit list a benefit of 5% marks has been given to candidates belonging to SC/ST categories.

c) In addition to the above short-listed candidates, candidates from IITs, IT-BHU, ISMU and BITS-Pilani having CGPA equal to or greater than 8.0 (including 5% benefit given to SC/ST candidates) have also been short-listed for interview for the Technology Areas of their first and second preference.

d) CGPAs have been converted to equivalent percentages by a linear method which converts the highest possible CGPA in the system to 100% on the percentage scale.

3. Any applicant who fulfills the short-listing criteria mentioned above for a particular Technology Area and whose name does not appear in the list of short-listed candidates for interview for that Technology Area may communicate to the following email address <admission@csir.res.in> with the email subject line as “PGRPE : Missing Name” indicating his/her name, and the registration number latest by August 3, 2009. In case after verification the applicant’s claim is found to be valid, he/she would be individually intimated (through email) to appear for the interview on August 20, 2009 at 9.00 AM.

B.Instructions to Short Listed Candidates:

1. Short-listed candidates are required to appear for interview to be held at New Delhi (Venue information to be put on CSIR website) as per the schedule given below:(Candidates must get their documents verified by reporting one hour before the starting time of the interview. Unsuccessful verification will make a candidate ineligible for appearing for the interview.)

§ August 17, 2009; 10.00 AM to 1.30 PM
Candidates at serial numbers from 1 to 20 for each Technology Area

§ August 17, 2009; 2.30 PM to 6.00 PM
Candidates at serial numbers from 21 to 40 for each Technology Area

§ August 18, 2009; 10.00 AM to 1.30 PM
Candidates at serial numbers from 41 to 60 for each Technology Area

§ August 18, 2009; 2.30 PM to 6.00 PM
Candidates at serial numbers from 61 to 80 for each Technology Area

§ August 19, 2009; 10.00 AM to 1.30 PM
Candidates at serial numbers from 81 to 100 for each Technology Area

§ August 19, 2009; 2.30 PM to 6.00 PMCandidates at serial numbers from 101 and above for each Technology Area§ August 20, 2009; 10.00 AM to 1.30 PM

Whose names do not appear in the list of candidates short-listed for interview, but who have been intimated to appear for interview based on the validity of their claim as per the provisions of Para 3 above.

2. Documents to be brought by the candidates at the time of interview : Candidates are required to bring following documents at the time of appearing for the interview:

a. 2 copies of their recent passport size photograph.
b. Originals along with 4 photocopies of each of the following documents:
i. B.E./B.Tech./B.Sc.(Engineering) degree / provisional degree
ii. B.E./B.Tech./B.Sc.(Engineering) detailed marksheet(s) / transcripts showing the final CGPA/percentage upto eight semesters / 4 yearsOrCGPA/percentage upto 7th semester (where final results have not yet been announced).
iii. Matriculation/secondary school certificate (in support of date of birth).iv. SC/ST/OBC candidates are also required to produce the requisite “Caste Certificate” issued by the competent authority.

3. Selection will be based on performance in the interview.

4. Candidates admitted provisionally to a Technology Area based on their CGPA/percentage upto 7th semester (pending availability of final result) would have to furnish their final result and percentage/CGPA on or before October 31, 2009 for confirmation of their provisional admission. If they are unable to do so or if their final percentage/CGPA falls below the cut-off percentage for short-listing of candidates for interview for that Technology Area, their provisional admission will stand cancelled.Fellowship as Quick Hire Scientists for provisionally admitted candidates would be released only after confirmation of their provisional admissions.

5. No TA/DA would be payable to candidates for attending the interviews.

6. All successful candidates on joining the programme will be eligible for journey TA as well as TA/DA for attending the interview.

Information obtained from CSIR website and you can also find the shortlisted candidates for the interview in its website.
Link : http://www.csir.res.in/

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