AIIMS New Delhi Non-Medical Project Scientist Job Opening – Applications Invited

AIIMS New Delhi Non-Medical Project Scientist Job Opening – Applications Invited

AIIMS New Delhi Non-Medical Project Scientist Job Opening – Applications Invited. AIIMS New Delhi Careers. MSc Molecular Biology, Cell Culture Project Scientist Non-Medical job opening. Interested and eligible applicants can check out all of the details on the same below

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VACANCIES

Applications are invited for the following posts in FMER, USA funded project

Name of the post: Project Scientist-B (Non-medical)

No. of Posts: 01

Name of the Project: “To establish Cryopreservation system for Multiple Myeloma (MM) cells”

Project Code: N-2363

Duration of Project: Two years

Age Limit: 35 years

How to Apply:

1. Only shortlisted candidates will be called in for the interview. No TA/DA will be provided.
2. Send your CV with the supporting documents in a single pdf file by email to [email protected].
3. Please mention the name of the post applied for in the subject line of the email.
4. The last date of receiving the applications: up to 15th August 2023 (05:00 pm)

Qualification

Essential: M.Sc. 1st class in the related discipline with 2 years of research experience or PhD.

Preference will be given to:

1. Skills in high-end molecular biology and mammalian cell culture techniques such as NGS, qPCR, and primary cell culture-based assay.
2. Publications to support the above desirable skill-set.

Salary: As per AIIMS rules and regulations.

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Possible Interview Questions and Answers:

1. Question: Can you tell us about your research experience and how it relates to the field of cryopreservation and Multiple Myeloma (MM) cells? Answer: I have a Master’s degree in the related discipline and have been actively involved in research for the past 2 years. During this time, I have worked on projects involving high-end molecular biology techniques and mammalian cell culture, which aligns well with the requirements of this position in establishing a cryopreservation system for MM cells.
2. Question: Have you worked with NGS (Next-Generation Sequencing) and qPCR (Quantitative Polymerase Chain Reaction) techniques before? If yes, can you provide examples of how you applied them in your previous research? Answer: Yes, I have hands-on experience with NGS and qPCR techniques. In my previous research, I used NGS to analyze genetic mutations in cancer cells, and qPCR to quantify gene expression levels in response to different treatments.
3. Question: How comfortable are you with handling primary cell cultures? Can you share any challenges you faced and how you overcame them? Answer: I have experience in working with primary cell cultures, and while it can be challenging to maintain their viability and phenotype, I have successfully optimized the culture conditions and media to ensure their stability and functionality.
4. Question: Could you share some of the publications or research work that supports your expertise in high-end molecular biology and mammalian cell culture techniques? Answer: Certainly! I have co-authored a paper that focused on the application of NGS in identifying genetic markers in MM cells. Additionally, I have another publication where we utilized qPCR to study the gene expression changes in primary MM cells upon drug treatment.
5. Question: What motivates you to work on this cryopreservation project for MM cells, and how do you envision contributing to the success of the research? Answer: I am passionate about advancing research in the field of cryopreservation and its potential impact on improving treatment options for Multiple Myeloma patients. I believe my skills in high-end molecular biology and cell culture techniques will enable me to contribute significantly to the development and optimization of the cryopreservation system, ultimately aiding in better patient outcomes.

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