Designation/Position-Â Project Scientist at Cotton University
Cotton University, Assam, India, invites applications for Project Scientist at Cotton University from eligible and interested candidates.
About- Cotton University is a public state university located in Guwahati, Assam, India. It was established under The Cotton University Act, 2017 of the Assam Legislative Assembly to merge Cotton College State University and Cotton College. Teaching Positions at Cotton University
Research/Job Area-Â Physics or Atmospheric or Oceanic Sciences
Location-Â Assam
Eligibility/Qualification–
Ph.D in Physics or Atmospheric or Oceanic Sciences. Proficiency in numerical computation and large data analytics is expected.
Job/Position Description-
It is proposed to hold Walk-in-Interviews to fill two temporary positions of one Project Scientist and one Project Assistant under the SERB Distinguished Fellowship Project (May 2018-April 2023). The Project is entitled ‘Advancing the Predictability of Indian Summer Monsoon on Seasonal to Decadal Time Scales’ and involves the application of theoretical and analytical methods to observations and climate model simulations to unravel processes governing the predictability of the Indian monsoon. The appointments are going to be rather;hortÂterm appointments as the Project is coming to an end by April, 2023. The selected persons are expected to work on short-term research projects and learn about some exciting Climate and its Variability aspects.
Walk-in-Interview
Department of Physics, Cotton University Date: 15th November 2022
Time: 10:00 am
How to Apply-
Interested persons are requested to send their Biodata including research publications, if any and short write up on their research project either during Ph D or M.Sc to Prof. B. N. Goswami, Investigator of the Project at bhupengoswami100@gmail.com and appear in the Walk-in-Interview on 15th November 2022.
Last Date for Apply– 15 November 2022 (Walk-in-Interview)
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