Applications are invited for the post of Project Research Scientist I
(non-medical) under the supervision of Dr. Anshika Srivastava PI,
Associate Professor Department of Medical Genetics, SGPGIMS. The title
of the proposal is "Genome-wide Association Study on Early Onset Coronary Artery Disease to Uncover Disease Biology and Drug Repurposing" funded by ICMR, Govt. of India.
Job Responsibilities:
Srivastava lab is aimed at understanding the genetic basis and
molecular mechanisms of developmental disorders. To understand the
molecular mechanisms, we use the capabilities of cutting-edge
technologies as genome engineering, ATAC sequencing and epigenetic
profiling tools. We use cardiomyocytes as model system. The requirement
for this project is generation of cardiomyocytes from patient
fibroblasts and performing the molecular biology and biochemical assays
on the generated models.
Design, validate, document, and troubleshoot laboratory experiments
Responsible for analyzing and interpreting data using appropriate statistical methods
Salary: Rs. 56000 + 20% HRA= Rs 67200 per month (Fixed)
Upper Age Limit: 35 years.
Essential Qualification:
M.Sc. with at least three years of research experience or Ph.D. in the
research area of stem cell biology, biochemistry, cell biology,
molecular biology.
Desirable Qualifications:
Expertise in molecular biology and cell biology. Prior experience in
stem cell culture and differentiation of lineages from hPSCs is
desirable.
How to Apply:
Interested applicants are requested to apply with their CV which should
include the names and contact information of two scientific references
pertinent to the position by July 04, 2026 Applications on plain paper
with necessary certificates should be emailed to
srivastavalabpgj_@gmail.com. Shortlisted applicants will be informed for
an interview (hybrid mode: online and offline). The above post is
entirely ternporary (8 months) and can be terminated with one-month
notice.. Accommodation at the institute campus will not be provided.
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