Assam Career : IIT Guwahati Recruitment 2024-heck Post, Age Limit, Tenure, Eligibility Criteria, Salary and How to Apply

IIT Guwahati, a pioneer in engineering and science education, is inviting applications for the position of Research Associate -I (RA-I) in the Department of Chemistry. The recruitment is for the project titled “Radical Induced Visible-Light Mediated Nitrile Trigger Cascade Synthesis of Heterocyclic Scaffolds.” This is an excellent opportunity for candidates with a Ph.D. degree in Organic Chemistry to contribute to cutting-edge research in a renowned academic institution.

Position: Research Associate -I (RA-I)
Number of Vacancies: 1

Qualification:

• Ph.D. degree in Organic Chemistry

Selection Procedure:

• An online interview will be conducted on 15th May 2024 (Wednesday) at 9:30 am via video conference.
• Selection will be based on the candidate’s performance in the online interview.
• No separate call letters will be sent to candidates.

How to Apply:
Interested candidates should send an advance copy of their CV, including details of educational qualifications, experience, contact address, phone number, email, etc., along with scanned copies of relevant documents by email to the Principal Investigator at patel@iitg.ac.in on or before 12th May 2024 (5 pm).

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About IIT Guwahati:

• Established in 1994, IIT Guwahati is the sixth member of the prestigious IIT fraternity.
• It offers academic programs in eleven departments, seven interdisciplinary academic centers, and five schools, covering major engineering, science, healthcare, management, and humanities disciplines.
• Situated on a sprawling 285-hectare campus on the north bank of the river Brahmaputra, IIT Guwahati is approximately 20 km from the heart of Guwahati city.
• It is the only academic institution in India to feature among the top 100 world universities.

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