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    Opportunity: RESEARCH FACULTY, Post Doctoral Fellows, Ph.D. Scholars--India
    Submitted by masod; posted on Tuesday, November 04, 2003 (4 comments)

    LOCALE

    ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI, INDIA
    AU-KBC RESEARCH CENTRE ( http://www.au-kbc.org )
    LIFE SCIENCES GROUP

    POSITION

    Research Faculty, Post doctoral fellows, Ph.D. Scholars

    RESPONSIBILITIES

    Research faculty and PDFs: Candidates should be capable of contributing to the establishment of a nationally competitive program with the ability to generate externally funded research support. This is an excellent opportunity to grow with a new centre, which already has established facilities in electrophysiology, optical tweezing, Raman spectrometry and molecular biology. While the group's current emphasis is on membrane biophysics, applications from those working in any other cutting-edge or interdisciplinary area of biology are also welcome. The group have strong alliances with the Centre for Biotechnology, IITM and Matscience, Chennai. PDF?s recruited in this program will be strongly encouraged to become independent researchers.

    REQUIREMENTS

    Ph. D. scholars: Eligibility: M.Sc or equivalent in biological, chemical or physical disciplines. NET and GATE qualifications an asset. Candidates can apply for Research Studentship under ongoing programs listed below.

    1. Permeation of macromolecules through nanopores (DST)
    2. Properties of heteromeric gap junctions (Wellcome)
    3. High-sensitivity biosensors through optical techniques (DST)
    4. Modeling of coordinated tissue function (Wellcome)
    5. Single-molecule protein-DNA interaction (DAE)
    6. Single-molecule (Raman) spectroscopic imaging of biomolecules & self-assembled biostructures (KBCRF/UGC)
    7. Mutations of BRCA1/2 in breast cancer (DST)
    8. Information extraction from biomedical abstracts (KBCRF)
    9. Suicide gene therapy in breast cancer (DBT)

    HOW TO APPLY

    Write to:
    The Academic Coordinator
    Life Sciences Division
    AU-KBC Research Center
    MIT,Chromepet,Chennai 600044
    Ph: +91-44-2-223-4885
    http://www.au-kbc.org

    Or
    Email: academic[at]au-kbc.org

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    Physics,Ph.D.
    Submitted by Nobody; posted on Friday, May 20, 2005
    Respected Sir, I am very eager to join as post-doctoral researcher in your valuable institute. Thanking You Yours Faithfully Amar Chandra Das Ghosh



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    Physics,Ph.D.
    Submitted by Nobody; posted on Friday, May 20, 2005
    Respected Sir, I am very eager to join as post-doctoral researcher in your valuable institute. Thanking You Yours Faithfully Amar Chandra Das Ghosh

     

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