Nanotechnology - Assistant Professor Vacancy in Dehradun, Uttarakhand
Tulas Institute
Full Time
Job Description
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - Nanotechnology in Dehradun, Uttarakhand | University Recruitment
Role Summary
The Department of Nanotechnology at Tulas Institute is a dynamic hub for interdisciplinary research and innovation in Dehradun. Known for its cutting-edge laboratories and strong industry linkages, the department attracts students and researchers from across Uttarakhand and beyond. With ongoing projects in drug delivery systems, environmental nanoremediation, and advanced materials, the department has established a reputation for high-impact research and quality academic output.
Teaching and research in nanotechnology at Tulas Institute emphasize both fundamental concepts and applied technologies. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for careers in academia, industry, and research institutions. Faculty members are encouraged to lead collaborative projects with national labs and private partners to enhance the university’s research footprint.
Key Responsibilities
Teach undergraduate and postgraduate courses in nanotechnology, including nanomaterials, nanofabrication, and characterization techniques. Prepare and deliver lectures, develop lab manuals, and mentor students in project work.
Engage in high-quality research aligned with national priorities in nanotechnology. Publish findings in peer-reviewed journals indexed in Scopus and Web of Science. Present research outcomes at national and international conferences.
Guide students in their M.Tech and Ph.D. dissertations. Supervise lab work, review research progress, and ensure timely completion of academic requirements. Collaborate with industry partners for internships and sponsored projects.
Organize workshops, seminars, and short-term courses on emerging trends in nanotechnology. Coordinate with the industry cell to facilitate placements and skill development for students.
Maintain state-of-the-art laboratory equipment and ensure safe handling of nanomaterials. Develop new experimental protocols and update curriculum to reflect advancements in the field.
Who Can Apply
Candidates must hold a Ph.D. in Nanotechnology, Materials Science, Applied Physics, or a closely related discipline from a recognized university. Post-doctoral research experience is highly desirable.
For candidates without a Ph.D., a Master’s degree in Nanotechnology or a related field with UGC-NET (including JRF) or CSIR-NET qualification is acceptable. Prior teaching or research experience in a university or R&D lab is preferred.
A strong publication record in nanotechnology-related journals is essential. Familiarity with Indian research funding schemes such as DST-SERB, CSIR, and DBT is an added advantage.
Research Opportunities
Tulas Institute offers multiple avenues for research collaboration in nanotechnology. Faculty can participate in interdisciplinary projects with departments of biotechnology, chemistry, and mechanical engineering.
Funding opportunities are available through DST, DBT, and UGC under various schemes such as FIST, PURSE, and UGC-SAP. These grants support equipment procurement, student fellowships, and conference participation.
Opportunities exist to publish in high-impact journals and file patents for novel nanomaterials or devices. The university provides financial support for open-access publications and conference presentations.
Ph.D. Supervision
Faculty members are expected to guide doctoral students in their research journey. This includes formulating research problems, conducting literature reviews, and guiding experimental work.
Thesis evaluation and viva voce conduction are integral responsibilities. Faculty must ensure adherence to academic standards and timely submission of research reports.
Supervisors are encouraged to publish joint papers with students and help them secure research fellowships from national funding agencies.
Perks and Pay
The monthly salary for the ASSISTANT PROFESSOR position in Nanotechnology at Tulas Institute ranges from Rs.40,000 to Rs.55,000 as per UGC norms. Additional research grants are available based on project proposals.
Faculty members receive support for attending national and international conferences. Access to institutional labs and library resources is provided to facilitate research and teaching.
Tulas Institute also offers housing assistance and medical benefits to eligible candidates. Professional development opportunities through short-term courses and workshops are encouraged.
Role Summary
The Department of Nanotechnology at Tulas Institute is a dynamic hub for interdisciplinary research and innovation in Dehradun. Known for its cutting-edge laboratories and strong industry linkages, the department attracts students and researchers from across Uttarakhand and beyond. With ongoing projects in drug delivery systems, environmental nanoremediation, and advanced materials, the department has established a reputation for high-impact research and quality academic output.
Teaching and research in nanotechnology at Tulas Institute emphasize both fundamental concepts and applied technologies. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for careers in academia, industry, and research institutions. Faculty members are encouraged to lead collaborative projects with national labs and private partners to enhance the university’s research footprint.
Key Responsibilities
Teach undergraduate and postgraduate courses in nanotechnology, including nanomaterials, nanofabrication, and characterization techniques. Prepare and deliver lectures, develop lab manuals, and mentor students in project work.
Engage in high-quality research aligned with national priorities in nanotechnology. Publish findings in peer-reviewed journals indexed in Scopus and Web of Science. Present research outcomes at national and international conferences.
Guide students in their M.Tech and Ph.D. dissertations. Supervise lab work, review research progress, and ensure timely completion of academic requirements. Collaborate with industry partners for internships and sponsored projects.
Organize workshops, seminars, and short-term courses on emerging trends in nanotechnology. Coordinate with the industry cell to facilitate placements and skill development for students.
Maintain state-of-the-art laboratory equipment and ensure safe handling of nanomaterials. Develop new experimental protocols and update curriculum to reflect advancements in the field.
Who Can Apply
Candidates must hold a Ph.D. in Nanotechnology, Materials Science, Applied Physics, or a closely related discipline from a recognized university. Post-doctoral research experience is highly desirable.
For candidates without a Ph.D., a Master’s degree in Nanotechnology or a related field with UGC-NET (including JRF) or CSIR-NET qualification is acceptable. Prior teaching or research experience in a university or R&D lab is preferred.
A strong publication record in nanotechnology-related journals is essential. Familiarity with Indian research funding schemes such as DST-SERB, CSIR, and DBT is an added advantage.
Research Opportunities
Tulas Institute offers multiple avenues for research collaboration in nanotechnology. Faculty can participate in interdisciplinary projects with departments of biotechnology, chemistry, and mechanical engineering.
Funding opportunities are available through DST, DBT, and UGC under various schemes such as FIST, PURSE, and UGC-SAP. These grants support equipment procurement, student fellowships, and conference participation.
Opportunities exist to publish in high-impact journals and file patents for novel nanomaterials or devices. The university provides financial support for open-access publications and conference presentations.
Ph.D. Supervision
Faculty members are expected to guide doctoral students in their research journey. This includes formulating research problems, conducting literature reviews, and guiding experimental work.
Thesis evaluation and viva voce conduction are integral responsibilities. Faculty must ensure adherence to academic standards and timely submission of research reports.
Supervisors are encouraged to publish joint papers with students and help them secure research fellowships from national funding agencies.
Perks and Pay
The monthly salary for the ASSISTANT PROFESSOR position in Nanotechnology at Tulas Institute ranges from Rs.40,000 to Rs.55,000 as per UGC norms. Additional research grants are available based on project proposals.
Faculty members receive support for attending national and international conferences. Access to institutional labs and library resources is provided to facilitate research and teaching.
Tulas Institute also offers housing assistance and medical benefits to eligible candidates. Professional development opportunities through short-term courses and workshops are encouraged.
About School
Tulas Institute, situated in the scenic city of Dehradun, Uttarakhand, is a place where students from diverse backgrounds come together to learn and grow. Established in 2006 under the Rishabh Educational Trust, the institution has built a strong reputation in the region for providing quality education with a forward-thinking approach. Backed by the prestigious UGC recognition and NAAC A+ accreditation, Tulas Institute is dedicated to maintaining high academic standards while continuously evolving to meet the demands of a rapidly changing...
Explore full school profile →