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BITS Pilani Hyderabad Recruitment 2026 | Junior Research Fellow (JRF) under ANRF-ARG Interdisciplinary Project

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INR 30,000 - INR 37,000/- + HRA

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13/06/2026
LAST DATE
21/06/2026
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BITS Pilani Hyderabad Recruitment 2026 | Junior Research Fellow (JRF) under ANRF-ARG Interdisciplinary Project

Birla Institute of Technology & Science (BITS) Pilani, Hyderabad Campus invites applications from eligible and motivated candidates for the position of Junior Research Fellow (JRF) under an ANRF-ARG sponsored interdisciplinary research project in the Department of Chemistry.

This exciting research opportunity focuses on understanding organelle dynamics and developmental patterning using advanced imaging approaches, bringing together expertise from biology, chemistry, spectroscopy, and materials science.


Position Details

Position: Junior Research Fellow (JRF)
Number of Vacancies: 01

Project Title

“Organelle Dynamics and Multiscale Mechanics in Hair Follicle Placode Formation: An Integrated Imaging-Based Approach to Developmental Patterning”

Department

Department of Chemistry
BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus

Principal Investigator

Dr. Amit Nag

Co-Principal Investigator

Dr. Tramal Das
TIFR Hyderabad


About the Project

The project aims to investigate how subcellular organelles contribute to biochemical and mechanical processes involved in hair follicle placode formation during developmental transitions.

The research will focus on:

  • High-resolution visualization of intracellular and extracellular structures

  • Multiphoton and Second Harmonic Generation (SHG) imaging

  • Developmental biology and pattern formation

  • Cell polarity, signaling pathways, and gene expression

  • Advanced spectroscopy and bioimaging techniques

This interdisciplinary project integrates biology, chemistry, spectroscopy, imaging, and materials science to address fundamental questions in developmental biology.


Fellowship

For GATE/NET Qualified Candidates

INR 37,000 per month + HRA

For Non-GATE/Non-NET Candidates

INR 30,000 per month + HRA

(as applicable)


Project Duration

Three Years


Eligibility Criteria

Candidates must possess:

OR

  • Any suitable M.Sc. degree relevant to the project area

Academic Requirement

  • Minimum 60% marks (aggregate) in the qualifying degree

Age Limit

  • Maximum 28 years as of the interview date

Additional Eligibility

  • GATE/NET qualification is desirable but not mandatory

  • Candidates awaiting M.Sc. results may also apply


Desired Skills and Experience

Preference will be given to candidates with:

  • Knowledge of spectroscopy

  • Experience or interest in microscopy

  • Bioimaging and nonlinear spectroscopy exposure

  • Understanding of biological systems and developmental biology

  • Interest in interdisciplinary research involving:

    • Materials Science

    • Spectroscopy

    • Biology

    • Advanced Imaging

Candidates with strong analytical aptitude and enthusiasm for interdisciplinary scientific research are encouraged to apply.


Why Apply?

  • Work on an ANRF-funded cutting-edge interdisciplinary project

  • Gain experience in advanced multiphoton and SHG imaging techniques

  • Collaborate with researchers from BITS Pilani and TIFR Hyderabad

  • Exposure to developmental biology, spectroscopy, and bioimaging research

  • Opportunity to work at the interface of chemistry, biology, and materials science

  • Three-year funded research experience


Organization

Birla Institute of Technology & Science (BITS) Pilani
Hyderabad Campus
Department of Chemistry


Key Highlights

  • Position: Junior Research Fellow (JRF)

  • Vacancy: 01

  • Funding Agency: ANRF-ARG

  • Duration: 3 Years

  • Fellowship: INR 37,000 + HRA (GATE/NET) / INR 30,000 + HRA (Non-GATE/NET)

  • Qualification: M.Sc. Chemistry or related disciplines

  • Age Limit: 28 Years

  • Location: BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus

Interested candidates meeting the eligibility criteria are encouraged to apply and become part of an innovative research program exploring the fundamental mechanisms of developmental biology through state-of-the-art imaging and spectroscopy techniques.

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