Research Associate & Junior Research Fellow Jobs Vacancy in University of Calcutta

Organization Name : University of Calcutta
Job Position : Research Associate & Junior Research Fellow
Pay Scale :Rs. 12,000/-
Eligibility : B Sc
Job Location : Kolkata
Last Date : 18 July 2011
Hiring Process: Walk – In.

Job Details:-
University of Calcutta, conducts Walk-In-Interview for the post of Research Associate & Junior Research Fellow

Project Title : “…Study of Carbon stock and response of estuarine phytoplankton to iron fertilization…” under the supervision of Dr. Abhijit Mitra, Dept. of Marine Science, C.U.

Tenure of the project: 3 years

Qualification required:-

(a) Research Associate (III): M.Sc. (Marine Science), Ph.D. with sufficient experience in marine related research. Preference will be given to candidates with experience in the sphere of carbon sequestration by floral community. Relevant publications in peerreviewed journals will be added advantage.

(b) JRF: Post Graduate in Marine Science / Environmental Science / Botany with sufficient knowledge in phytoplankton ecology and carbon sequestration. NET/GATE qualified candidates are preferred.

(c) FA: Sufficient knowledge in working Sundarbans mangrove ecosystem.

Fellowship: @ Rs.24,000/- for RA (III); Rs.12,000- for JRF+ Administrative allowances as per norms of funding agency and also as per norms of C.U. For Field Attendant Rs.4000/- (consolidated). Candidates are requested to bring two complete sets of (i) application furnishing biodata on plain paper (ii) attested copies of testimonials and (iii) to originals at the time of interview.

No. TA/DA is permissible for the purpose of interview

How To Apply:-

Interested eligible candidates are requested to appear in an Walk-in-Interview on 18.07.2011 in the office of the Head, Department of Marine Science, University of Calcutta, 35 Ballygunge Circular, Road, Kolkata – 700019 for selection of 1 RA (III), 2 JRF and 2 Field Attendant in the project entitled “…Study of Carbon stock and response of estuarine phytoplankton to iron fertilization…” under the supervision of Dr. Abhijit Mitra, Dept. of Marine Science, C.U.

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