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The Institute for Stem Cell Science & Regenerative Medicine (inStem), an autonomous institute under the Department of Biotechnology, is inviting online applications for contractual research positions. Funded by BRIC-SAHAJ, these roles focus on high-impact collaborative research in stem cell biology and regenerative medicine.
Vacant Positions & Emoluments
| Post Name | No. of Posts | Monthly Emoluments | Max Age |
| Project Scientist – I | 02 | ₹56,000 + HRA | 45 Years |
| Project Scientist – II | 02 | ₹67,000 + HRA | 45 Years |
*Total of 02 posts available across both levels.
Eligibility Criteria
1. Educational Qualification
- Essential: Doctoral Degree (Ph.D.) in Science from a recognized university.
- Relevant Fields: Stem Cell Biology, Developmental Biology, Cell Biology, and/or Molecular Biology.
2. Experience (for PS-II only)
- Candidates applying for Project Scientist – II must have a minimum of 3 years of post-PhD experience in Research and Development (R&D).
Key Job Responsibilities
Selected scientists will engage in cutting-edge laboratory work, including:
- Stem Cell Culture: Differentiation of human stem cells and organoids, including rigorous quality control.
- Advanced Imaging: Preparation of microscopy samples and high-resolution imaging.
- Molecular Biology: Cloning, nucleic acid isolation, RT-PCR, and sequencing.
- Project Management: Planning experiments, data analysis, literature surveys, and drafting professional lab reports/presentations.
Application Process
The application process is entirely online. No other mode of submission will be accepted.
- Portal: Visit the inStem Job Portal.
- Documents Required (Single PDF):
- CV: A 2-page Curriculum Vitae including contact details.
- Motivation Letter: A 1-page letter detailing past research, career goals, and the specific advertisement number.
- References: Contact info for at least two referees.
- Application Fee: Nil.
Important Dates & Tenure
- Last Date to Apply: 30 March 2026
- Tenure: Initial contract for 11 months, renewable based on performance and grant availability.
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