Molecular Mechanism in Cancer Biology
This is a contractual research position focused on breakthrough molecular mechanisms and genomics research. As a Project Research Scientist-I, you will work under the supervision of a Project Investigator to execute time-bound experiments involving molecular biology, gene editing, and advanced cell culture techniques. The role requires significant intellectual contribution to the project, including high-level data analysis, scientific writing, and contributing to breakthrough findings in cancer or viral immunology. Note: There are multiple lab-specific advertisements. The most recent one under Dr. Rajesh Kumar Yadav is open until May 7, 2026. Ensure you verify the specific Project Investigator's email address from the official notification before applying.
Must have a First-Class M.Sc. in Biological Sciences/Biotechnology or equivalent with NET qualification. Alternative: Second-Class M.Sc. with NET and minimum 3 years of research experience or a Ph.D.. Must have at least two publications in internationally reputed journals. Desirable: Hands-on experience in techniques such as ELISA, PCR, NGS, and advanced cell signalling. Experience in SELEX and aptasensor development is highly preferred for specific laboratory projects. Selection will be based on shortlisting and a subsequent Interview (Online or Offline). Applications must be sent via email to the Project Investigator in the prescribed format.