The Institute will also harness its capabilities in biosciences, chemical transformation, process engineering, environmental monitoring, separation science and analysis to address focused needs of industries and organizations in the region and beyond. CSIR-CSMCRI is to become a global leader through cutting-edge research in the domains of salt & marine chemicals, membrane based water purification, desalination & separations, marine micro- and macroalgae and halophytes – cultivation, genetic engineering & downstream processing, clean chemical/energy transformations including catalysis, functionalized & niche materials & devices, valorisation of waste, and build human resource through S&T-led sustainable innovations that caters industry and enhance the well-being of the society and nation at large with an endeavour of enabling circular economy.
Description
Central Salt And Marine Chemicals Research Institute Applications from eligible candidates are invited for filling up the following Project Associate I under SERB-funded Project posts
Position
- Project Associate I under SERB-funded Project
Title of the Project
Switchable, Reusable, and Cost-effective Heterogeneous Catalysts for Hydrogenation and Dehydrogenation in Tandem
Eligibility
Position:Project Associate I
Essential Qualification(s): M.Sc. in Chemistry.
Desirable: CSIR-UGC NET (LS)/GATE/experience in organic/inorganic chemistry/ knowledge on catalysis.
Age: Maximum 35 years as on the last date of receipt of application. Age relaxation is applicable as per CSIR rules.
Duration of the project: This position is purely temporary for the project duration (three years). Therefore, it would not confer any right/claim, implicit or explicit, for any candidate for extension or absorption in CSIR-CSMCRI. Initial appointment is for one year.
Job Description: Selected candidate will work on SERB-funded Core Research Grant (CRG) entitled: Switchable, Reusable, and Cost-effective Heterogeneous Catalysts for Hydrogenation and Dehydrogenation in Tandem. The main objective of this project is to synthesize stimuli responsive catalysts to access two different states for hydrogenation and dehydrogenation in tandem.
Minimum Monthly Remuneration
Fellowship: i) Rs 31000/- + HRA for the scholars who are selected through (a) national eligibility tests CSIR-UGC NET including lecturership (Assistant professorship) or GATE or (b) A selection process through National level examinations conducted by Central Government Departments and their Agencies and Institutions.
(ii) Rs. 25000/- +HRA for those who do not fall in (i) above
How to Apply
Prescribed format for application is available with this advertisement. Interested candidates are requested to send their typed-application form with recent passport size photograph, giving particulars such as (1) Full name & postal address with (2) e-mail id and phone no., (3) Date of birth proof, (4) Caste Certificate (if applicable), (5) Skype id, (6) Educational qualifications, and (7) Experiences (if any) together with certificates/testimonials (GATE score card/ NET-LS Certificate) as a single pdf file through e-mail to spratihar@csmcri.res.in
Last date of e-mail receipt of filled-in application form is 14/02/2022. Incomplete applications would be rejected during screening. Applications received by e-mail will be scrutinized based on certain selection criteria, and only short-listed candidates will be asked to attend the interview through online mode (Skype or MS – Team). Details of the interview will be intimated to such candidates by e-mail.
Important Date
Application Submission Deadline is 14/02/2022
Job Location 🇮🇳
Council Of Scientific And Industrial Research–Central Salt And Marine Chemicals Research Institute (CSIR–CSMCR), Shree Gijubhai Badheka Rd, Takhteshwar, Vidhyanagar, Bhavnagar, Gujarat 364002
For Additional Information
Highlights
- Government Job Opportunity in Council Of Scientific And Industrial Research–Central Salt And Marine Chemicals Research Institute (CSIR–CSMCR)
- Monthly Salary Rs.25,000 to Rs.31,000
- Job Opportunity for M. Sc. in Chemistry