Neeri Recruitment For The Post Of PA Level-II Chemistry In Calcutta

Project Titles: Risk assessment from multi-metal exposure for the population in arsenic affected areas of West Bengal, India and possible mitigation strategy
Educational Qualifications : 1: MSc in Chemistry/Environmental Science: with minimum 55% marks for General Category and 50% marks for SC/ST/OBC category PA - Position 2: MSc.

in any branch of Life Sciences with minimum 55% marks for General Category and 50% marks for SC ST OBC category

Desired Qualifications: Prior experience & understanding in field studies, use of sophisticated instruments for metal analysis in environmental samples PA - Position 2: Basic knowledge of biochemistry and molecular biology techniques like nucleic acid isolation, PCR, Real Time PCR, Sequencin etc

No of Positions : 2

Remuneration: Rs.

25,000

Age Limit :28 Years

The above position is for CSIR-NEEM Kolkata Zonal Center located in Kolkata

Prior experience & understanding in field studies, use of sophisticated instruments for metal analysis in environmental samples. PA - Position 2: Basic knowledge of biochemistry and molecular biology techniques like nucleic acid isolation, PCR, Real Time PCR, Sequencin etc.

Neeri is looking for M.Sc profile candidates.

Interested and eligible candidates may apply with bio-data in the
prescribed form, supported by copies of documentary proof of date of
birth, educational qualifications and experience etc.. to Dr. Subhamoy
Bhowmick on or before September 13, 2018 by post/ courier/e-mail
(kzl@neeri.res.in subhamoy.bhowmick84@gmailcom).

Shortlisted candidates will have to appear for an interview before a
selection committee in CSIR-NEERI Kolkata Zonal Center in Kolkata.

National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI), Nagpur was established in 1958 as Central Public Health Engineering Research Institute (CPHERI),when environmental concerns were limited to human health with a focus on water supply/sewage disposal/ communicable diseases and to some extent on industrial pollution and occupational diseases. The chemical and biological solutions to address these problems were simple, though challenging.