TU Project Research Scientist I Snakebite Recruitment 2026

TU Project Research Scientist I Recruitment 2026: Overview

Tezpur University (TU) is hiring a Project Research Scientist-I (Non-Medical) for a temporary research engagement in its Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology at Napaam, Assam. The project is funded by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and led by Principal Investigator Prof. Robin Doley. It focuses on medically important snakes found in North East India and diagnostic assays that can identify the species involved in a snakebite.

The study brings together snake proteomics and species-level snakebite identification. This gives you the project context for the research appointment: the advertised position belongs to this named study within the university’s molecular biology and biotechnology department. The notice describes a project-linked engagement and provides a separate application form for the research position.

Service Conditions and Caveats

• Project tenure: The engagement runs up to 14 March 2027, completion of the project or a further order, whichever comes first. The stated end date does not guarantee that the engagement will continue if the project ends earlier.
• Travel costs: The university will not pay travel or daily allowances for attending the walk-in. You should account for your own journey to the campus when planning to attend.

Application Submission Notes

You must attend in person at the Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, Tezpur University, Napaam, Tezpur, Assam 784028. The notice gives a reporting time of 11:00 am for the walk-in.

The official PDF includes the Annexure-I application format for this research position. Use that form for your application to the interview board.

For questions about this engagement, contact Prof. Robin Doley, Principal Investigator, at doley@tezu.ernet.in. The notice provides this email for further details about the project recruitment.