Nanotechnology - Associate Professor Vacancy in Dehradun, Uttarakhand
Tulas Institute
Job Description
Tulas Institute fosters a culture where curiosity meets practical application. The university blends traditional academic values with modern research-driven pedagogy, encouraging faculty to innovate within classrooms and labs.
Job Overview
The ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR - Nanotechnology role at Tulas Institute is designed for scholars who wish to contribute to cutting-edge research and high-quality teaching. This position supports the university’s expanding focus on nanotechnology applications in energy, healthcare, and materials science. The role is open for experienced academicians ready to lead both undergraduate and postgraduate programs in Nanotechnology.
Institution Environment
Tulas Institute provides state-of-the-art infrastructure including digital classrooms, advanced nanotechnology labs, and dedicated research centers. The campus in Dehradun offers a serene academic environment with modern amenities, making it ideal for focused research and teaching. The university regularly updates lab equipment to align with industry and research standards.
Key Responsibilities
Teach core and elective courses in Nanotechnology at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Design curriculum aligned with UGC and industry needs, including hands-on lab sessions and project-based learning.
Mentor students through academic advising, guiding final-year projects and research dissertations in nanotechnology domains. Encourage innovation and problem-solving in emerging areas like nanoelectronics, drug delivery, and sustainable materials.
Participate in academic administration by contributing to board meetings, syllabus design committees, and accreditation processes. Represent the department at university-level academic forums and industry-academia collaborations.
Lead research initiatives in nanotechnology, publishing in peer-reviewed journals and applying for extramural funding. Supervise doctoral scholars and guide them toward timely thesis completion and publication.
Collaborate with industry partners in Dehradun and across Uttarakhand for internships, joint projects, and technology transfer. Organize workshops, guest lectures, and seminars to bridge academic learning with real-world applications.
Ensure laboratory safety and compliance with national standards in nanotechnology experiments. Maintain accurate records of student progress, research outputs, and departmental activities.
Engage in outreach programs to promote nanotechnology education in schools and colleges in Uttarakhand. Contribute to university initiatives in skill development and entrepreneurship in emerging technologies.
Eligibility Criteria
Ph.D. in Nanotechnology, Materials Science, Applied Physics, or a related discipline from a recognized university is mandatory. Candidates must have at least 4 years of full-time teaching or research experience at the Assistant Professor level or equivalent in a university or research institution.
Preference will be given to candidates with industry exposure in nanotechnology applications, patents, or sponsored research projects. Familiarity with UGC norms, NAAC processes, and academic leadership is desirable.
Strong publication record in Scopus/WoS-indexed journals and participation in national/international conferences are essential. Proficiency in using simulation tools like COMSOL, LAMMPS, or MATLAB for nanoscale modeling is preferred.
Learning and Development
Tulas Institute supports faculty growth through international collaborations, faculty exchange programs, and joint research projects with overseas universities. Faculty members receive funding to attend global conferences and present research findings.
Sabbatical leaves are encouraged for advanced research, industry immersion, or curriculum development in nanotechnology. The university provides seed grants for exploratory research in priority areas such as green nanotechnology and biomedical nanodevices.
Regular workshops on pedagogy, research methodology, and emerging technologies are organized on campus. Faculty members are encouraged to pursue interdisciplinary research with departments like Chemical Engineering, Biotechnology, and Computer Science.
Salary and Benefits
The monthly salary for the ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR - Nanotechnology position at Tulas Institute ranges from Rs.55,000 to Rs.80,000, based on experience and qualifications. Additional allowances include house rent allowance, travel reimbursement, and research grants.
Comprehensive health insurance coverage is provided for the faculty member and dependents. Contributions to provident fund and gratuity are made as per government and institutional norms.
Faculty members enjoy access to campus housing, staff clubs, and recreational facilities in Dehradun. The university supports professional development through funded certifications and memberships in academic bodies.