Presidency University Student Internship With Monthly Emolument For MSc Biological Sciences – Applications Invited
Presidency University Student Internship With Monthly Emolument For MSc Biological Sciences – Applications Invited. Student Internship Scheme For MSc Biological Sciences candidates. Interested and eligible applicants can check out all of the details on the same below
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Advertisement for Student Internship under SSR programme of SERB funded project on Climate change Date: 02/08/2023
Application is invited from the eligible candidate to work as a “ student intern” under a project titled “Lipoxygenase and Jasmonic acid machinery with trading off in lipid domain under stress in high altitude mosses of Eastern Himalayan Biodiversity hotspot (Darjeeling Hills)”. Student will learn RT-PCR, GCMS & HPLC based techniques for two months.
Name of the Post: Student Intern
No. of Posts: 01
Name of the Project: “Lipoxygenase and Jasmonic acid machinery with trading off in lipid domain under stress in high altitude mosses of Eastern Himalayan Biodiversity hotspot (Darjeeling Hills)”
Duration: 2 months
How to Apply:
Interested candidate has to submit a brief CV (not more than 4 pages with a photo and signed by the candidate) in e.mail of PI – Prof. Mousumi Poddar
Sarkar ([email protected]) on or before 15th August, 2023.No scanned /xerox copy of credentials/marksheet must be enclosed with CV.
Only Short-listed candidates will be intimated by e.mail and will be called for interview.
Qualification:
Candidate must have M.Sc degree from any branch of Biological Science.
Emolument: 5000 per month for two months.
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Possible Interview Questions and Answers for the Student Internship:
- Question: Can you tell us about your educational background and relevant experience in Biological Sciences? Answer: I have completed my M.Sc in Biological Science and have gained practical experience through various lab-based projects during my academic journey.
- Question: What interests you the most about this specific project on Lipoxygenase and Jasmonic acid machinery in high altitude mosses? Answer: I am fascinated by the impact of stress on plants and the signaling pathways involved. This project’s focus on high altitude mosses in the Eastern Himalayan Biodiversity hotspot intrigues me as it presents a unique research opportunity.
- Question: Have you had any prior exposure to RT-PCR, GCMS, or HPLC techniques? If yes, can you briefly explain your experience? Answer: Yes, during my M.Sc, I had the opportunity to work with RT-PCR for gene expression analysis. I also gained some exposure to GCMS and HPLC techniques while conducting research on natural compounds.
- Question: How do you plan to handle the challenges that may arise during the two-month duration of the internship? Answer: I believe effective time management and communication with the research team will be crucial to address any challenges that arise. Additionally, I am eager to learn and adapt quickly to new techniques and methodologies.
- Question: What do you hope to achieve through this internship, and how do you think it will contribute to your career goals? Answer: This internship offers me the chance to gain hands-on experience in advanced techniques used in biological research. It aligns with my passion for plant biology and will undoubtedly enhance my skills, which I believe will be invaluable for my future research and career aspirations.
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