The Advanced Centre for Treatment, Research and Education in Cancer (ACTREC), a notable grant-in-aid institution under the Department of Atomic Energy, Government of India, is seeking applications for a specialized project position. The organization has announced an opening for the role of Project Research Scientist - I (Non-Medical) to support critical research developments. Qualified candidates will contribute to an advanced scientific project focusing on the creation of clinical grade off-the-shelf human induced pluripotent stem cells derived granulocytes aimed at addressing multidrug resistance microbial sepsis.
Engaging with a premier research institution like ACTREC offers researchers a unique platform to contribute to life-saving medical innovations. Professionals gain invaluable hands-on experience with cutting-edge cellular and molecular tools, enhancing their long-term career prospects in biomedical science. The position offers a competitive consolidated monthly remuneration along with opportunities to work alongside leading oncological researchers.
General, OBC, and EWS Candidates: Nil
SC, ST, and PWD Candidates: Nil
Payment Mode: No application fee is required to be paid for this recruitment process.
The selection process begins with the rigorous screening of all submitted curriculum vitae and accompanying PDF documents by an institutional review panel. Only shortlisted candidates meeting the precise technical criteria will be contacted by the administration. Shortlisted individuals will receive formal notification containing the scheduled interview date, time, and online video conferencing details.
Selection for this project position does not involve a traditional written examination. Candidates will be assessed directly through an interactive interview session conducted via digital conferencing platforms where their technical knowledge, practical background, and research capabilities will be evaluated by a panel of experts.
The Advanced Centre for Treatment, Research and Education in Cancer (ACTREC) operates as a premier grant-in-aid institution under the administrative control of the Department of Atomic Energy, Government of India. Located in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, the facility functions as the research and development arm of the Tata Memorial Centre, dedicated to conducting advanced clinical trials, cancer prevention studies, and specialized patient care initiatives.