Birla Institute of Technology Mesra
Ranchi
Applications are invited for Junior Research Fellow (JRF) in the Department of Applied Physics.
Title of the project : Investigation of plasma instability and establish its correlation with deposited
species during nitride and oxynitride coloured films deposition.
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University of Burdwan JRF Opening in Chemistry | DAE-BRNS Sponsored
The University of Burdwan
Rajbati, Burdwan
Application in prescribed form (available at University Sales Counter on payment of Rs 200) are invited from the candidates for recruitment of JRF under DAE (BRNS) research project entitled ‘Photophysical Investigations on Formation of Gold- and Silver-Nanoparticles in a Non- Covalent Assembly Comprising Fullerenes and Diporphyrins’.
Rajbati, Burdwan
Application in prescribed form (available at University Sales Counter on payment of Rs 200) are invited from the candidates for recruitment of JRF under DAE (BRNS) research project entitled ‘Photophysical Investigations on Formation of Gold- and Silver-Nanoparticles in a Non- Covalent Assembly Comprising Fullerenes and Diporphyrins’.
JRF Vacancy in Physics at Guru Nanak Dev University Amritsar | BRNS (DAE) sponsored project
Department of Physics
Guru Nanak Dev University,
Amritsar 143 005
Applications are invited on plain paper giving full details of educational qualification and experience for
the following position as per details given below under the BRNS (DAE) sponsored research project
‘Design and development of functionalized phthalocyanines derivatives for light emitting and gas sensing applications’ for a period of three years or till the termination of the project, whichever is earlier.
Guru Nanak Dev University,
Amritsar 143 005
Applications are invited on plain paper giving full details of educational qualification and experience for
the following position as per details given below under the BRNS (DAE) sponsored research project
‘Design and development of functionalized phthalocyanines derivatives for light emitting and gas sensing applications’ for a period of three years or till the termination of the project, whichever is earlier.
JRF / SRF Research Positions in BRNS Project Under UGC-DAE Consortium for Scientific Research
What is this all about?
Research Positions
Applications are invited for the following temporary positions under BRNS project entitled ‘Development
of a phase imaging experimental station for microimaging applications in material science and medical imaging of soft tissues and its integration, installation and commissioning on the imaging beamline on INDUS-II’. The duration of the project is initially for a period of three years. This project will be carried out as collaboration between the experts from UGC-DAE CSR, Indore and BARC, Mumbai.
There are four positions – 2 Research Associates and one each JRF and SRF.
Minimum qualifications and fellowships, visit the website
Research Positions
Applications are invited for the following temporary positions under BRNS project entitled ‘Development
of a phase imaging experimental station for microimaging applications in material science and medical imaging of soft tissues and its integration, installation and commissioning on the imaging beamline on INDUS-II’. The duration of the project is initially for a period of three years. This project will be carried out as collaboration between the experts from UGC-DAE CSR, Indore and BARC, Mumbai.
There are four positions – 2 Research Associates and one each JRF and SRF.
Minimum qualifications and fellowships, visit the website
Maharastra Junior Research Fellow Vacancy in BRNS DAE Project
What is this all about?
Applications are invited for the post of Junior Research Fellow for the project entitled ‘Uncertainty Modeling in Radiological Risk Due to Routine and Accidental Releases from Nuclear Power Plant Using Evidence Theory (Belief and Plausibility Measures)’ funded by Board of Research in Nuclear Sciences, Department of Atomic Energy, Govt of India.
Dr Shraddha Ingale
Principal Investigator, P.G. Dept of Mathematics
New Arts, Commerce and Science College
Lal Taki Road, Ahmednagar 414 001, Maharashtra
e-mail: svingale@rediffmail.com
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Applications are invited for the post of Junior Research Fellow for the project entitled ‘Uncertainty Modeling in Radiological Risk Due to Routine and Accidental Releases from Nuclear Power Plant Using Evidence Theory (Belief and Plausibility Measures)’ funded by Board of Research in Nuclear Sciences, Department of Atomic Energy, Govt of India.
- Minimum qualification: M.Sc. in Mathematics/Statistics/M.Sc. (Tech.), M.Sc. (Computer Science)with consistent good academic record.
- Period of the project : Three years
- Fellowship : Rs 12,000 p.m. for first two years and Rs 14,000 for third year + HRA as admissible under DAE rule
- Interested candidates should send their applications with curriculum vitae to the PrincipalInvestigator within 15 days after the publication of this advertisement. Short-listed candidates will be called for interview at New Arts, Commerce and Science College. All original documents will have to be produced at the time of interview. No TA/DA will be paid for attending the interview and candidates will have to make their own arrangements for their own boarding.
Dr Shraddha Ingale
Principal Investigator, P.G. Dept of Mathematics
New Arts, Commerce and Science College
Lal Taki Road, Ahmednagar 414 001, Maharashtra
e-mail: svingale@rediffmail.com
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SRF Vacancy in Department of Atomic Energy | Board of Research in Nuclear Sciences ( Life Sciences )
What is this all about?
Senior Research Fellow vacancy in Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) Board of Research in Nuclear Sciences (BRNS)
Details:
Applications are invited from Indian nationals for the following post in the funded project for 3 years to be implemented by the Principal Investigator –
Dr S. Krishnakumar,
Vision Research Foundation,
Chennai 600 006.
Senior Research Fellow vacancy in Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) Board of Research in Nuclear Sciences (BRNS)
Details:
Applications are invited from Indian nationals for the following post in the funded project for 3 years to be implemented by the Principal Investigator –
Dr S. Krishnakumar,
Vision Research Foundation,
Chennai 600 006.
- Project Title: ‘Targeted radioiodine therapy using
How Nuclear Energy Waste Disposed & Managed in Indian Atomic Energy Centers
As part of the Theme of February.I am bring forward a very interesting post which I posted on 12/17/09.Please enjoy reading the article.
In India, Radioactive waste management facilities are located at seven DAE (Department of Atomic Energy) centers, namely Trombay, Tarapur, Kalpakkam, Rawatbhata, Narora, Kakrapar and Kaiga. These facilities have been designed, constructed and commissioned based on the research and development programme which was initiated four decades ago alongwith the inception of nuclear energy programmed in the country. The facilities incorporate waste management systems for treatment and disposal of radioactive waste generated in the form of gas, liquid and solid.
Radioactive gaseous waste is decontaminated at source by treatment processes like demisters, adsorption, filtration through high efficiency particulate air filters etc and after monitoring, discharged through tall stacks for further dispersion.
Radioactive liquid and solid waste is categorized as low, intermediate and high level radioactive waste based on the activity content. The waste is segregated and provided treatment to retain bulk of the radioactivity.
Low & intermediate level radioactive liquid wastes are subjected to treatments such as chemical, ion exchange, evaporation and membrane separation. The bulk of the radioactivity is removed and conditioned in a suitable matrix like cement. The solidified waste is packaged in suitable containers and are stored/disposed in near surface disposal facilities. These facilities are designed on multi-barrier principal and have elaborate monitoring and surveillance provisions. The treated effluents are monitored and discharged well within the authorized limits to the environment.
High level waste is vitrified into borosilicate glass matrix and encapsulated in steel canisters. These canisters are later stored for interim period in specially made air cooled facilities.
All these Adequate arrangements have been made for the disposal of nuclear energy waste in the country by DAE (Department of Atomic Energy)
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In India, Radioactive waste management facilities are located at seven DAE (Department of Atomic Energy) centers, namely Trombay, Tarapur, Kalpakkam, Rawatbhata, Narora, Kakrapar and Kaiga. These facilities have been designed, constructed and commissioned based on the research and development programme which was initiated four decades ago alongwith the inception of nuclear energy programmed in the country. The facilities incorporate waste management systems for treatment and disposal of radioactive waste generated in the form of gas, liquid and solid.
Radioactive gaseous waste is decontaminated at source by treatment processes like demisters, adsorption, filtration through high efficiency particulate air filters etc and after monitoring, discharged through tall stacks for further dispersion.
Radioactive liquid and solid waste is categorized as low, intermediate and high level radioactive waste based on the activity content. The waste is segregated and provided treatment to retain bulk of the radioactivity.
Low & intermediate level radioactive liquid wastes are subjected to treatments such as chemical, ion exchange, evaporation and membrane separation. The bulk of the radioactivity is removed and conditioned in a suitable matrix like cement. The solidified waste is packaged in suitable containers and are stored/disposed in near surface disposal facilities. These facilities are designed on multi-barrier principal and have elaborate monitoring and surveillance provisions. The treated effluents are monitored and discharged well within the authorized limits to the environment.
High level waste is vitrified into borosilicate glass matrix and encapsulated in steel canisters. These canisters are later stored for interim period in specially made air cooled facilities.
All these Adequate arrangements have been made for the disposal of nuclear energy waste in the country by DAE (Department of Atomic Energy)
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National Entrance Screening Test | NEST 2010 for admission into five year integrated Masters program
National Entrance Screening Test (NEST) 2010 is the entrance test for students seeking admission to the 5-year integrated Masters programme at the University of Mumbai – Department of Atomic Energy Centre for Excellence in Basic Sciences (UM-DAE CBS) Mumbai, National Institute of Science Education and Research (NISER), Bhubaneswar, and Integrated Science Education and Research Centre (ISERC), Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan.
Know more about the institutes....
UM-DAE Centre for Excellence in Basic Sciences (CBS), Mumbai
(http://cbs.ac.in/).
(http://visva-bharati.ac.in/).
All the institutes have residential campuses with suitable accommodation and boarding facilities. The academic programmes of all the institutes have a balanced semester-based course structure with continuous assessment within a flexible seamless curriculum designed to emphasize the interdisciplinary nature of science in the 21st century. The curriculum vigorously seeks to inculcate exploration, innovation and research so as to develop a pool of talented and motivated scientists for the country.
Meritorious candidates enrolled at CBS or NISER, whose performance at the end of the programme is above a certain threshold, may be permitted to appear directly before the selection committee of BARC for admission to BARC's training school. All candidates enrolled at CBS or NISER will receive a scholarship equivalent to the INSPIRE fellowships, amounting to Rs. 5,000/- per month and other suitable benefits. Candidates enrolled at Visva-Bharati will be eligible to apply for INSPIRE fellowships.
Who Can Apply?
Students who have passed the Class XII (or equivalent) qualifying examination in 2008 or 2009 or are appearing in 2010 from any recognized Board of education in India and have secured an aggregate of at least 60% marks (or equivalent grade) are eligible to apply. For Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST) candidates and for Persons with Disability (PD), the minimum marks requirement is 55%. (Where only “Letter” grade is given by a Board, a certificate from the Board specifying equivalent percentage marks will be required. In the absence of such a certificate the decision of the Admissions Committee of the concerned institutions will be final.)Age Limit: General category candidates and Candidates belonging to Other Backward Castes (OBC) born on or after 01 Oct. 1985 are eligible to apply. For SC/ST/PD candidates the age limit is relaxed by 5 years. In any case, the eligibility criterion mentioned above must be satisfied.
Number of Seats and Reservation: This year (2010), the number of seats is 60 at NISER, 30 at UM-DAE CBS and 21 at ISERC. There will be reservations as per Government norms. Further details are given on the websites of NISER (http://niser.ac.in) UM-DAE CBS (http://cbs.ac.in) and ISERC (http://visva-bharati.ac.in).
Application Fee: Application fee for appearing in NEST is Rs. 500/- for male general category and male OBC candidates. For male SC/ST/PD candidates and all female candidates the amount is Rs. 250/-. The application fee should be sent to Chief Coordinator at the address mentioned below in the form of a demand draft / postal order in favour of 'NEST-2010' payable at Mumbai.
Applications
Candidates may follow any of the following two channels to apply.
(a) They may follow the instructions on the website (http://www.nestexam.in) and fill up the application form on-line, take a print-out, paste a photograph at the appropriate place, and send the same along with the application fee (in the form of a demand draft / postal order) to the address below.
(b) They may send a letter to the address below requesting application form and brochure which will be posted to them. On the receipt of the application form and the brochure the candidate may fill up the form, paste a photograph at the appropriate place, and send the completed application form along with the application fee (in the form of a demand draft / postal order) to:
The Chief Coordinator, NEST-2010
UM-DAE CBS, Health Centre Building,
University of Mumbai (Vidyanagari Campus),
Santa Cruz (E), Mumbai, 400 098.
Click here to apply online: http://www.nestexam.in/index2.php
Important dates
Announcement of the exam and activation of website: 5 January, 2010
Last date for receipt of request for application form is February 16, 2010.
Last day for receipt of Application form along with DD/PO : 16 March 2010
Download of admit cards from NEST-2010 website: 1-15 April 2010
Date of Examination: June 6, 2010 (2:00 pm - 5:00 pm)
Results declared (on this web site): June 30, 2010
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Junior Research Fellow position in Biotechnology at University of Pune | DAE project (one post)
DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
Applications are invited for temporary post of a JRF in a BRNS (DAE) project entitled ‘Protein synthesis regulation during radiation induced oxidative stress’ sanctioned to Prof. J. K. Pal at the Department of Biotechnology.
Total post : 1
Duration : One year (likely to be extended till the tenure of the project).
Qualifications : The applicants must have a good academic record (minimum 55% marks) with M.Sc. in Life Sciences/Biochemistry/Microbiology/Biotechnology/Zoology/Biophysics/Health Science. NET/GATE qualification is preferred.
Total emoluments : Rs 12,000 p.m. HRA will be paid as per rules.
Applications along with bio-data and copies of statement of marks and certificates should reach
The Head (Attention: Prof. J. K. Pal),
Department of Biotechnology,
University of Pune,
Pune 411 007,
Suitable candidates will be called for interview subsequently.
Last Date: Apply within 20 days of publication of this advertisement(advt on 25th dec 2009).
Website Details: http://www.unipune.ernet.in/
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