NIN Hyderabad PhD Admissions 2010 | Biochemistry/Biotech/ Biological Sciences

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NUTRITION (NIN Hyderabad)
Indian Council of Medical Research
Tarnaka, JAMAI-OSMANIA, HYDERABAD – 500 007

ATTENTION – Aspiring PhD STUDENTS (Biochemistry/ Biotechnology/ Biological Sciences)

This is to inform you that 7 JRF positions exist at National Institute of Nutrition, Hyderabad for fulfilling your Ph.D. aspirations.

Those who have cleared ICMR/ CSIR/ UGC Ph.D. entrance examination can directly contact and interact with following guides for a position and then inform the undersigned to arrange a personal interview, which is mutually convenient to you and us.

Name/Area/Email & Mobile/Requirement

Dr.K. Madhavan Nair Micronutrient Metabolism nairthyil@hotmail.com, 9849665422 | 1 No.
Dr.A. Vajreswari Lipid Biochemistry, Neutro genomics vaj_lipidresearch@yahoo.com
Dr.A.Nazreen Cell signaling and Drug Targeting – Tubercolosis nasreen_e1@hotmail.com, 9177792525 | 1 No.
Dr.N.V. Giridharan Animal model on obesity and diabetes – Nesfastin, the new satiety molecule nclas123@yahoo.com 9885442373 | 1 No.
Dr.M.Raghunath Foetal programming of Diabetes and obesity mraghunath55@yahoo.comv.venkateshan@gmail.com 9246109383 | 1 No. 9885567699 | 2 Nos. 9440618118 | 11 No.Dr.V.Vijayalakshmi Stem Cell Research Cell Biology

(Dr.N.V.GIRIDHARAN)
Convener, Academic Council
National Institute of Nutrition
Hyderabad 500 604
Phone : 040-27197201
09885442373

E mail.: nclas123@yahoo.com 

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Kochi Biotech/Cell Biology Faculty Jobs @ Amrita Centre for Nanosciences

 Amrita Centre for Nanosciences
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham – Health Care Campus
Elamakkara - Post
Kochi - 682 026 Kerala

RESEARCH POSITION IN HUMAN CELL BIOLOGY

Applications are invited from candidates for research Faculty Positions in Biology or Biotechnology as it relates to Human Cell Biology.

Candidates must have:
1. PhD with minimum 5 years experience in biotechnology or cell biology
1. A good record of research publications in the field (list of research publications must be attached).
Positions are open for assistant professor, associate professor and full professor depending on qualifications and experience.
Please send complete details including:
1. Year and institution of PhD
2. PhD Topic
3. Details of research done since PhD and where
4. Publications list
5. List of references who may be contacted for more information.
Salary and Benefits commensurate with qualification and experience

If you have any questions, please contact:
Dr. Shanti Nair
Dean of Research and Head
Amrita Centre for Nanosciences
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham – Health Care Campus
Elamakkara - Post
Kochi - 682 026
Kerala, India.
Phone :+91 - 0484 - 280 1234 Extn: 1167
Email : researchsecretary@aims.amrita.edu
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BEST TOPIC WISE LECTURE NOTES ON BIOMATERIALS FOR ALL UNIVERSITIES

Overview

Classes of Materials Used in Medicine

Polymeric Materials – Part I

Polymeric Materials – Part II

Acute Wound Healing

Blood Clotting

Chronic Wound Healing and Foreign Body Response

Surface Properties of Biomaterials

Surface Characterization

Surface & Protein Interactions

Inflammation: Part I

Inflammation: Part II-Degradation of Implanted Materials

Device Regulation

Device Development

Biomaterials and Related Infections

Prevention and Sterilization

Surface Coatings

Anti-Infective Coatings

Wound Dressings and Sutures

Elastomers

Applications in Cardiology

Hollow Fiber Membranes

Applications in Nephrology

Hydrogels

Applications in Ophthalmology

Metallic biomaterials 1

Metallic biomaterials 2

Applications in Orthopedics

Ceramics and Bioglasses

Adhesives and Sealents

Applications in Dentistry

Degradable Materials-Part I

Degradable Materials-Part II

POWERPOINT LECTURES ON BIOMEMS

BioMEMS – Class 0 – CMEMS

BioMEMS – Class 1 – Intro

BioMEMS – Class 2 – Electrochemistry I

BioMEMS – Class 3 – Electrochemistry II

BioMEMS – Class 4 – Optics

BioMEMS – Class 5 – Ion Selective Electrodes

BioMEMS – Class 6 – PCR

BioMEMS – Class 7 – DNA Arrays

BioMEMS – Class 8 – Microfluidics Compared

LECTURE NOTES ON BIOMATERIALS

Lecture 1: Molecular Design and Synthesis of Biomaterials I: Biodegradable Solid Polymeric Materials (PDF – 1.6 MB)
Polyanhydride Deg Rates (XLS)
Lecture 2: Molecular Design and Synthesis of Biomaterials I: Biodegradable Materials (PDF)
Molecular Design and Synthesis of Biomaterials I: Biodegradable Solid Polymeric Materials (continued) (PDF)
Lecture 3: Degradable Materials with Biological Recognition (PDF – 1.5 MB)
Lecture 4: Degradable Materials with Biological Recognition (part II) (PDF)
Lecture 5: Controlled Release Devices (PDF)
Lecture 6: Programmed / Pulsed Drug Delivery and Drug Delivery in Tissue Engineering (PDF – 1.3 MB)
Biodegradable Polymers for Tissue Engineering (PDF)
Lecture 7: Hydrogel Biomaterials: Structure and Physical Chemistry (PDF – 1.4 MB)
Hydrogel Biomaterials: Structure and Physical Chemistry. (PDF)
Gel Swelling Calcs (XLS)
Lecture 8: Physical Hydrogels (PDF – 1.3 MB)
Lecture 9: Polyelectrolyte Hydrogels (PDF – 1.5 MB)
Brannon-Peppas Theory of Swelling in Ionic Hydrogels. (PDF)
Ionization Calcs (XLS)
Lecture 10: Bioengineering Applications of Hydrogels: Molecular Imprinting and Drug Delivery (PDF)
Hydrogels in Drug Delivery (PDF)
Lecture 11: Molecular Design and Synthesis of Biomaterials III: Inorganic Biomaterials (PDF – 2.2 MB)
Lecture 12: Organic Templating of Inorganic Materials and Bone Biomimesis (PDF – 2.4 MB)
Lecture 13: Molecular Devices (PDF – 1.3 MB)
Molecular Switches in the Cell: Fibronectin as a Mechanical Switch (Vogel, 2002) (PDF)
Lecture 14: Nano- and Micro-Particle Carriers (PDF)
PEGylated Surface Model (XLS)
Lecture 15: ‘Stealth’ Particles (PDF)
Lecture 16: Intracellular Drug Delivery (PDF)
Lecture 17: Drug Targeting (PDF)
Lecture 18: Biosensors (PDF)
Lecture 19: Biosensors (continued) (PDF – 2.3 MB)
Lecture 20: Cell- and Tissue-Based Biosensors (PDF – 1.3 MB)

Panacea Delhi Upstream Processing Trainee Scientific Officer Opening for MSc Microbiology/Biotechnology

Microbiology Panacea BiotecPanacea Biotec Ltd 

A-224, Okhla Industrial Area Phase-1
NEW DELHI 110020

Upstream Processing Trainee Scientific Officer

Job Description

* To assist team leader in carrying out critical operations like formulation and filling operations of OPV vaccine.
* To assist in critical areas of production facility especially in bulk thawing.
* Shop floor management.
* Responsible for verification of Sterilized equipments before initiation of activity.
* Facilitate internal and External Audits.
* Intra and inter departmental liasioning.
* Complete documentation control related to facility and the production as per the guidelines.
* Completion of BPRs & other related documents.
* To assist in process validation and facilitate equipment validation

Desired Profile

Age: 22-25 yrs

Qualification: MSc Microbiology / Biotechnology

He should be dependable,honest & should be able to work as team.Always willing to learn and to adopt new methodologies.

Experience 0 - 1 Years

Role :Bio/Pharma Informatics-Associate/Scientist

Education UG - B.Sc - Any Specialization

PG - M.Sc - Microbiology 

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BAMU Aurangabad International Conference on Biotechnology for Better Tomorrow | BTBT-2011

The Department of Microbiology
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University (BAMU)
Aurangabad, Maharashtra, (INDIA)

International Conference on “Biotechnology for Better Tomorrow”(BTBT-2011)

February 6-9,2011 

Theme

All topics related to Microbial biotechnology will be discussed in the conference. Agriculture, Soil, Forest microbial biotechnology, Aquatic biotechnology. Geomicrobiology, Food biotechnology ,Pharmaceutical biotechnology ,Bioinformatics in biotechnology, Veterinary biotechnology, Environmental biotechnology, Industrial biotechnology, Medical biotechnology, Nanobiotechnology, Biological and biomedical imaging, Biomedical computational drug discovery, Microbioreactors, Biomimetic Bioremediation, Bioleaching, Biosensor, Biodiversity , Marine Microbiology, Plant pathology, Microbial Physiology, Metabolism and Gene Expression, Antimicrobial Surfaces, Antimicrobial toxins ,Biofilms ,Microarrays in Microbiology , Microbial Production of Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals, Single-cell analysis of microbes, Biotechnology and Policy, Biotechnology and biodiversity, Biotechnology and patents, Space biotechnology. and other microbial biotechnology related topics.

Scientific Programme

The conference will consist of four days of technical proceedings. A strong scientific programme will be presented with invited speakers and high-quality oral presentations to address the latest issues in the subject. In addition, a comprehensive poster session will allow delegates to present their own research results. The case study papers are encouraged while papers of a more theoretical nature, dealing with advanced mathematical and computational methods, will also be within the scope of the conference

Important Dates

Submission of abstract : October 30, 2010
Registration at Normal rates: November 30, 2010
Booking of accommodation : November 30, 2010