IIT Indore SRF MOSIAC Recruitment 2026

IIT Indore SRF Recruitment 2026: Overview

Indian Institute of Technology Indore (IIT Indore) is recruiting a Senior Research Fellow (SRF) for the MOSIAC project in its Electrical Engineering department. Funded by the Department of Science and Technology, the project studies mobile-phone-based optical imaging for skin diagnostics at the point of care. It combines structured illumination, fluorescence spectroscopy and artificial intelligence to study skin at different depths.

The project’s intended application is skin cancer, with an emphasis on developing a sophisticated instrument at low cost. The notice identifies research partners in Singapore, making collaboration with those counterparts part of the project setting. The advertised appointment is based at IIT Indore in Simrol, Madhya Pradesh.

Service Conditions and Caveats

• Project appointment: You join a research project in the Electrical Engineering department. The notice describes a fixed-term fellowship engagement.
• Tenure: The initial appointment is for one year. An extension is possible after a performance review. The notice does not promise automatic renewal.
• PhD opportunity: The selected fellow will be encouraged to apply for the institute’s PhD programme under its admission rules. Joining the project does not itself confirm PhD admission.
• Further fellowship: If you are selected for the PhD programme, the notice provides for fellowship support during the PhD under institute rules.
• Travel expenses: IIT Indore will not pay travel or daily allowances for attending the recruitment interview.
• Communication: The institute will email the selected applicant. Keep the email address in your application accessible for recruitment correspondence.

Application Submission Notes

Send your application to svasudevan@iiti.ac.in with the subject SRF recruitment. The notice asks for the application material as a single PDF file, so your email should follow that format.

• Develop signal-processing algorithms for the optical imaging project.
• Develop image-processing algorithms for the imaging system.
• Contribute to spatial frequency domain imaging development.
• Support fluorescence imaging development for skin diagnostics.
• Coordinate with the project counterparts in Singapore.
• Contribute to electronic instrumentation for the low-cost imaging system.