Eligible candidates may apply for 1 contractual post of Junior Research Fellow (Department of Botany) at Mohanlal Sukhadia University (MLSU) under a research project.
This study focuses on how high-nutrient "superfood" crops survive and grow when exposed to new types of environmental pollution in Southern Rajasthan. It explores the biological changes these plants undergo to resist stress from chemicals and toxins in the soil and water. The goal is to use biotechnology to ensure food security and crop health in changing environmental conditions. This project is funded by DST, Government of Rajasthan.
| Post Name | Junior Research Fellow (Department of Botany) |
| Project Name | Regeneration Under Stress: Biotechnological Insights into Superfood Crop Responses to Emerging Pollutants in Southern Rajasthan |
| Project Description | This study focuses on how high-nutrient "superfood" crops survive and grow when exposed to new types of environmental pollution in Southern Rajasthan. It explores the biological changes these plants undergo to resist stress from chemicals and toxins in the soil and water. The goal is to use biotechnology to ensure food security and crop health in changing environmental conditions. This project is funded by DST, Government of Rajasthan. |
| Duration | 03 Years |
| Vacancy | 1 |
Interested candidates should submit their application on plain paper, accompanied by a cover letter, an updated CV, and selfβattested copies of all necessary qualification and experience certificates along with supporting documents. These must be compiled into a single PDF file and emailed to amitgupta@mlsu.ac.in with the subject line "Application for JRFβDST Project".
Name: Mohanlal Sukhadia University (MLSU)
Eligible candidates may apply for 1 contractual post of Junior Research Fellow (Department of Botany) at Mohanlal Sukhadia University (MLSU) under a research project.
This study focuses on how high-nutrient "superfood" crops survive and grow when exposed to new types of environmental pollution in Southern Rajasthan. It explores the biological changes these plants undergo to resist stress from chemicals and toxins in the soil and water. The goal is to use biotechnology to ensure food security and crop health in changing environmental conditions. This project is funded by DST, Government of Rajasthan.