Encouraged to have your own fund

With NET qualification or ICMR fund

With molecular Biology and mammalian Cell culture experience

For six months project work

Molecular biology and cell culture expertise

Bioinformatics/Machine learning/Image Analysis

Molecular biology, miRNA

with NET qualification or ICMR fellowship

six months bioinformatics project

Qualification:  Master’s degree in any branches of Biology/Material science  OR  Bachelor’s degree in Material Engineering/Chemical Engineering with 3-4 years of experience in handling Mammalian cell culture, Scaffold development

Job Requirements: Primary culture, Mammalian cell culture, Scaffold Development etc

Number of Positions: 1

Qualification:  Master’s degree in any branches of Biology/Material science  OR  Bachelor’s degree in Material Engineering/Chemical Engineering with 1-2 years of experience in handling Mammalian cell culture, Scaffold development

Job Requirements: Primary culture, Mammalian cell culture,  Scaffold Development etc

Number of Positions: 2

Qualification:  MSc in any branches of biology

Job Requirements: Treatment and assay of cultures on scaffolds

Number of Positions: 2

Duration of Project :  3 years starting June 2018

If interested, please mail your resume to aditya.chaubey@gmail.com  or  aditya.chaubey@ms-mf.org  before 15May 2018

In the subject of the e.mail please  mention the DBT project number

MSc (Biotechnology/Genetic Engineering/Biochemistry or other relevant fields) with 1-2 years experience or MTech (Biotechnology/Genetic Engineering/Biochemistry or other relevant fields)

The positions available are in two funded projects, the details are mentioned below.

1) “Curcumin and Metformin for prevention second primary tumors of aero-digestive tract in patients with history of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma” The study is a clinical trial sponsored by National Cancer Grid (NCG). The project is for 5 years and the work will involve determination of the clonality of the index tumor/second primary tumor and identification of molecular factors responsible for/predictive of the development of second primary tumor.

2) “Biomarkers for nodal metastasis in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma” This is a three-year study funded by Department of Health Research (DHR) and is focused on proteomic profiling to identify and validate the pathways/biomarkers of nodal metastasis in head and neck cancer.

Both the positions represent an opportunity to work in a multi-disciplinary team focusing on head and neck cancer in projects with direct clinical relevance.