Project Associate I jobs in Bhavnagar at CSMCRI

Project Associate –I -||- Advt. No.: MSST/2021/03

A. Project Title and Project Number: Project entitled “Electro- and photo- lysis of water for cost-effective production of pure H2 utilizing renewable energy” Project Number MLP 063

2. Details of posts with number of posts: Project Associate –I (Three Post)

3. Essential Qualifications and experience, if any along with monthly emoluments in rupees:

(i) Rs 31000/- + HRA for MSc (Chemistry/Polymer Science) from a recognized university or equivalent with scholars who are selected through (a) National eligibility tests-CSIR-UGC NET including lectureship (Assistant Professorship) or GATE OR (b) National level examinations conducted by central government Departments and their agencies and institutes.

(ii) Rs 25000/- + HRA for others i.e. MSc (Chemistry/Polymer Science) from a recognized university or equivalent [without (a) or (b) above].

B. Project Title and Project Number: Project entitled “Organic radical energy storage devices” Project Number MLP 0320

2. Details of posts with number of posts: Project Associate –I (Two Post)

3. Essential Qualifications and experience, if any along with monthly emoluments in rupees:

(ii) Rs 25000/- + HRA for others i.e. MSc (Chemistry/Polymer Science) from a recognized university or equivalent [without (a) or (b) above].

C. Project Title and Project Number: Project entitled “Indigenous polymer electrolyte membranes for energy device: redox flow battery and reverse electrodialysis” GAP-2104

2. Details of posts with number of posts: Project Associate –I (One Post)

3. Essential Qualifications and experience, if any along with monthly emoluments in rupees:

(ii) Rs 25000/- + HRA for others i.e. M.Sc. (Chemistry/polymer science) from a recognized university or equivalent [without (a) or (b) above].

Age Limit:

35 years as on last date of receipt of application

India had been an importer of salt for a long time as her own production was not sufficient to meet the demand. The position deteriorated further after partition, when the extensive rock salt deposits in the Punjab and the marine salt works in Sind went to Pakistan.