ADVERTISEMENT NO. 2/2024
Last date for receipt/submission Online Application: 05-02-2025 at 11:59 PM
CSIR - Central Salt & Marine Chemicals Research Institute (CSIR-CSMCRI www.csmcri.res.in) is one of
the premier constituent establishments of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), which is
an Autonomous Body under the Department of Scientific & Industrial Research (DSIR), Ministry of Science
& Technology, Government of India. CSIR-CSMCRI’s current major thrust areas of research include salt and
marine chemicals, membrane-based desalination & separation processes, catalysis for marine-based organic
chemicals, specialty inorganic materials, renewable energy, and waste-to-wealth creation processes. We also
intensely carry out research on plant molecular biology & biotechnology with special emphasis on seaweeds,
microalgae, and halophytes – their cultivation and downstream processing. We also indulge in marine
environment/ecological studies and environmental impact assessment research. While working on these
domains, we build human resources through S&T-led sustainable innovations that enhance the well-being of
the society and nation at large. The institute has a field station – Marine Algal Research Station (MARS) at
Mandapam, Tamil Nadu. The Vision of the Institute is to “Explore, harness and transform marine resources
for the good of the people of India” with a laid down mission in three verticals, namely Marine Products &
Processes, Marine Biology, and Marine Environment. For specific details about the ongoing research
activities of the institute, please see https://www.csmcri.res.in/r-and-d.
The
institute has an excellent State-ofthe-Art accessible Centralized
Instrumentation Facility that houses more than 40 sophisticated
instruments
for carrying out research. The institute has a good Knowledge Resource
Centre that offers both physical and
digital resources like journals, patents, database, software
applications, etc. The institute has accommodation
facilities, hostel facilities for research scholars, and IT services at
both institutes and colonies with diverse
demographic ambiance.
Applications are invited from enthusiastic, young Indian researchers
having excellent academic record and
proven scientific achievements with requisite experience and a high
degree of motivation and desire to take
up Research/S&T Management as a career to fill up the vacancy of
following posts of scientists as per the
details given below:-
Scientist
Post Code 02
UR-1
PhD (Submitted)
in Biological
Science.
DE - Experience in plant genomics and
NGS data analysis (genome assembly,
transcriptome assembly, differential
transcriptomes, gene annotation, data
mining) backed with publications.
The candidate has to work in
the area of genomics and
bioinformatics analysis
including genome assembly
and NGS data analysis of salt
tolerant plants. Gene mining
for stress tolerance and
functional validation in
plants.
Scientist
Post Code 04
OBC-1
PhD (thesis
submitted) in
Biological
Sciences/
Biotechnology.
DE - Experience in algae/plant
biotechnology / molecular biology
supported by research training and
publications in peer-reviewed journals.
The candidate has to work on
genome editing of marine
algae and halophyte plants
for trait improvement. He/she
has to characterize the
molecular effect of seaweedbased bio-stimulants in
plants. He/she is also
expected to have knowledge
of interpreting omics data
and metabolic engineering.
Scientist
Post Code05
OBC-1
PhD (thesis
submitted) in the
area of
Biological
Sciences/
Environmental
Sciences/
Coastal Biology/
Marine Biology.
Field Experience and/or PhD thesis in the
area of Marine Ecology/Marine
Environment / Marine EIA.
Demonstrated excellence in research
through publications in peer-reviewed
SCI journals and/or technology
development and patents.
Study coastal marine flora
and fauna and critical
habitats.
Marine / coastal sampling &
studies Ecological impact
prediction as part of Marine
EIA.
EIA report preparation and
participation in the
accreditation process.
More Info: https://www.csmcri.res.in/node/9638
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