VIT University jobs for Project Asst. Biotechnology in Vellore

Project Asst. Biotechnology

Eligibility : MSc(Bio-Chemistry, Bio-Tech, Chemistry)
Location : Vellore
Last Date : 11 Dec 2015

Hiring Process : Written-test

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Project Assistant Biotechnology job position in VIT University
Title of the Project : "Biomaterial library construction by tuning the functionality of proteins for Biomedical applications." 
Qualification : M.Sc. in Chemistry / Biochemistry / Biotechnology. Desirable : Candidate with good theoretical knowledge on electronic spectroscopy and hands of experience in Molecular Biology techniques like PCR, Cloning, DNA isolation, Protein expression and purification, etc. 
Stipend: Rs. 16,000/- + 20 % HRA (for first two years) and Rs. 18,000/- + 20 % HRA (for third year) per month. 
Nature of Appointment : Purely on a temporary basis for a period of 3 Year, with a possibility to register for Ph.D. 
Sponsoring Agency : DST-SERB (Young Scientist Start-up Research Grant Scheme), Government of India. 
Duration : Three year 
Principal Investigator : Dr. Balamurali M M 
 

How to apply

Send your resume along with relevant documents pertaining to the details of qualifications, experience and latest passport size photo etc. on or before 11th December 2015 to the HR office, VIT University (Vellore Campus), Vellore 632014, Tamil Nadu by post or email: to hr@vit.ac.in with the subject “PA-PDT–DST-SERB-B-SAS” Specify the post applied for along with the name of the Principal Investigator of the project, for applications sent by post. No TA and DA will be paid for appearing the interview.

About VIT University

Vellore, a district capital in Tamil Nadu, has long been known for its stately fort and temple, renowned hospital and medical college, Parry's factories and the vast government industrial estate in nearby Ranipet. Vellore's history recordas several dynasties and powers. The Pallavas, Cholas, Pandyas, Hoysalas, Sambhurvarayars, Chalukyas, Vijayanagar, Bijapur Sultans, Mughals, Marathas, French and the British have all ruled the area at one point of time or the other.