TIGS is a program driven research institute with a focus on solving pressing societal challenges. They are seeking applications from enthusiastic candidates to join as Research Assistant in Rare Genetic Disorder Program.

Research Assistant (JC — 18): Selected candidates are expected to perform:

• Execute research studies that contribute to the diagnosis of Monoamine neurotransmitter disorders
• The work involves working closely with hospital teams, acquiring and processing patient samples while ensuring proper sample preparation, storage and documentation
• Contribute to the development of protocols and workflow
• Expected to have problem-solving skills and work independently as well as collaboratively with the team

Skills required: Understanding of monoamine neurotransmitter system, neurobiology and related disorders, Molecular Biology techniques, Biochemical techniques, writing and communication skills

Initially for one year.

MSc in life sciences, analytical chemistry, clinical biochemistry, Medical Biochemistry, M.Pharm/ M.Tech/ M. Tech (Pharm)

Preference will be given to candidates with 1 – 2‑year hands-on experience using HPLC, LC-MS, MS/MS in an industry or academic organization. Background in Bioinformatics. Experience with handling human blood samples and working in the BSL-II facility

If you are a dedicated researcher with a passion for transforming your research into clinical applications and are excited to work in close collaboration with hospital teams, they encourage you to apply for the research position and become part of our research team.

Please send the following documents, with a clear reference to the job number listed above & to the following email address: jobs@​tigs.​res.​in

• Cover letter with CV mentioning email, phone number and contact details of 2 referees
• Research interests and statement of purpose for this position (one-page max)

Please note, that emails with only an attached CV will NOT be considered. (Applicants must list Job no JC — 18 in their application to be considered).

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