JRF: Cross-Species Innate Immunity & Q-Fever Host Control

School of Physics IISER TVM; Campton Township (IL); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

School of Physics IISER TVM is seeking a Joint Research Fellow (JRF) to investigate cross‑species innate immune responses related to Q‑fever. The role requires a postgraduate degree in basic science or a relevant professional course, along with strong skills in microbiology and cell handling.

The fellowship provides Rs 37,000 plus HRA and is tenable for one year, with renewals based on performance. The position is based in Campton Township, Illinois, and applications are due by 19 June 2026.

Qualifications

• Post Graduate Degree in Basic Science or Graduate/Post Graduate Degree in Professional Course.
• Selected through CSIR-UGC NET or other national level examinations.
• At least one year of research experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research on cross‑species innate immune responses to host control of Q‑fever.
• Apply skills in cell culture, cloning, and microscopy.

Skills

Academic and technical proficiency in microbiology

Cell culture workflow

Cloning

Microscopy

Handling of bacterial pathogens

Infection studies

BSL2/BSL3 practices

Education

Post Graduate Degree in Basic Science

Graduate/Post Graduate Degree in Professional Course

Job description

School of Physics IISER TVM is seeking a Joint Research Fellow (JRF) to investigate cross‑species innate immune responses related to Q‑fever. The role requires a postgraduate degree in basic science or a relevant professional course, along with strong skills in microbiology and cell handling.

The fellowship provides Rs 37,000 plus HRA and is tenable for one year, with renewals based on performance. The position is based in Campton Township, Illinois, and applications are due by 19 June 2026.