Junior Research Fellow (JRF)- Central University of Tamil Nadu

 

Junior Research Fellow (JRF)

·         Organization: Central University of Tamil Nadu

·         Location: THIRUVARUR, TAMIL NADU, -610 005

·         Deadline: 15-04-2022

Job Description (Junior Research Fellow)

Applications are invited for the position of Junior Research Fellow (JRF) on contract basis to work in a time bound ICMR-DHR sponsored research project (R.11013/11/2021-GIA/HR) sanctioned to the undersigned at the Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, Central University of Tamil Nadu

Details of the position:

Project Title: Climate variability and its impact on vector borne diseases-A GIS modelling of different climatic zones of India

Position: Junior Research Fellow (JRF) — 1 post

Monthly Fellowship: Rs. 31,000/- (for NET/GATE/qualified any national level exam) + 8% HRA

Tenure of Position: 2 years or till the completion of the project period, subject to satisfactory performance

Essential Qualification: Masters in Epidemiology and Public Health/ Geoinformatics/ Life Science/ Microbiology/ Biochemistry/ Molecular biology/ Biotechnology / Geography and other relevant disciplines with minimum 55% and should have qualified NET/GATE/any national level exam.

Desirable: Experience with field data collection in vector borne diseases, GIS, disease modelling etc.

Documents to be sent to the Principal Investigator by email as a single attachment on or before 15-04-2022

  1. Filled in application in the format attached, covering letter, detailed curriculum vitae
  2. Self attested photocopies of certificates, degree and mark sheets
  3. Self attested copies of GATE/NET/any national level examination
  4. Self attested copies of experience certificates/ testimonials/ publications which the candidate may wish to bring to the knowledge of the selection committee.

Time and date of the online Interview: 10 am, 19th April, 2022 (Tentative, will be intimated to the shortlisted candidates)

·         For further details regarding the project, please contact:

·         Dr. Praveen Balabaskaran Nina (Principal Investigator, DHR)

·         Assistant Professor, Malaria Research Laboratory

·         Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, Central University of Tamil Nadu Thiruvarur 610 005, Tamil Nadu.

·         E-mail: praveen@cutn.ac.in

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