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International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology Aruna Asaf Ali Marg, New Delhi - 110067 Email: biocare. dbt@rcb. res.
in Start Date of Online Application 30 th January, 2023 --> December 15 th , 2021 --> Closing Date of Online Application 31 th December, 2024 January 31 st , 2022 Submission of Hard Copy of Application BioCARe Terms & Conditions BioCARe Advertisement Call for 2024-25 BioCARe LoI Template 2022-23 BioCARe_Application Formats Formats of Joining Documents Joining letter is to be issued on an official letter head duly-signed and stamped by the competent authority of the host institute mentioning ______ (name of the candidate) joining as a BioCARe Scientist / Project Investigator at ____ (name of the host institute) on date ___ under the mentorship of ____ (name of the Mentor) in the project entitled (title of the project).
Format of MoA for Public / Govt institution Format of MoA for Private Institution The scheme has been conceptualized with the aim of attracting highly skilled researchers (Indian Nationals) working overseas in various cutting edge disciplines of Life Sciences/Biotechnology/Bio-engineering/Health Care, Agriculture/ Veterinary Sciences and all other allied areas by providing them an attractive avenue to pursue their R&D interests in Indian institutions.
Who is eligible to apply? Scientists working in any area of life sciences & biotechnology, bio-engineering, health care (human and animal), agriculture and veterinary biotechnology, bio- energy and allied areas will be eligible to apply. Applicants should possess a Ph.
D/MD degree or equivalent in life sciences/ agriculture, bioinformatics or M.
Tech in engineering or technology/ medicine etc. with at least three years of post-doctoral research experience in overseas Applicants who have already returned to India within one year of the closing date of the advertisement are also eligible to apply; however, if they have secured a permanent position in India within this period then they are not eligible to apply.
Applicants should have a proven/outstanding track record as evident from research publications and recognitions. In case a fellow is offered permanent position, he/she can only avail either fellowship or salary at a given time. The upper age limit for applying is 45 years.
Incentives of being a Ramalingaswami Fellow This is a senior fellowship programme and awardees are to be considered equivalent to Assistant Professor/Scientist-D level position. Fellows are entitled to take up teaching/research assignments & supervising Ph. D/MS students.
The scheme provides a consolidated monthly remuneration of Rs. 1,00,000/- In addition, House Rent Allowance of Rs. 18,500/- p.
m. (consolidated) is given to fellows. In case host institute provides accommodation to the fellow, no House Rent Allowance is admissible.
The fellowship is taxable as per Govt. of India Fellows will receive Research/contingency grant of Rs. 10.
00 lakhs per year for purchase of consumables, minor equipment, international and domestic travel, engaging manpower and other contingent expenditure to be incurred for the implementation of research proposal which is a part of fellowship, and Institutional overhead @ Rs. 50,000/- per year.
DBT encourages host institutions to provide medical benefits, transport leave travel allowance and other benefits as per their prevailing norms as applicable to their employees of the rank equivalent to Assistant Professor/Scientist D out of their own resources/funds. Fellows retain an option for drawing either the fellowship or salary if they are appointed at a suitable permanent scientific position.
Fellows opting for salary continue to avail the research /contingency grant with prior approval of DBT. Ramalingaswami Re-entry Fellows could take up fellowship at any of the institutes/ universities/ relevant Industries in the country. However, application should be duly forwarded by the competent authority of the host Institute.
Fellows can change their host institute only once during the tenure of the fellowship with the prior No Objection Certificate from the host institute who has forwarded the application [Director/Registrar/Vice-Chancellor/Dean/CEO/ HR Head (in case of industry) or as the case may be] and also with prior approval from DBT.
Subsequent change will be allowed if the fellow gets a permanent job in another Institute or on a case-to-case basis, if needed. Candidate can submit his/her nomination through single host institute only. However, institutions can nominate more than one candidate.
Awardees are eligible to apply for research grants to any of the funding agencies towards accomplishment of research proposal. However, the Co-PI has to be a permanent employee of the host institution. Application for Ramalingaswami Re-entry Fellowship Programme 2021 – 2022 shall be by ONLINE mode only.
To apply, interested applicants may kindly visit DBT-RLS Online Portal https://www. rlsfellowship. dbtindia.
gov.in/ Applicants must register on the DBT-RLS Online portal, fill complete information in the online application form and submit it before the closing date of application i.e. 30 th January, 2022.
Online application form to be filled by applicant comprises information pertaining to Personal Information, Academic Qualifications, Post-Doctoral Experience, Work Experience, Research Contribution, Referee Details, Proposed Research Work and Proposed Host Institution.
Documents to be submitted along with Online Application Form include – • Copy of Passport (if applicable) • Doctoral Degree Certificate • MD/MS Degree Certificate (if applicable) • Reprints of 5 Best Research Publications • Research Proposal detailing Proposed Research Work (not more than 3-5 pages) • Certificate by Host Institute • Letter of Recommendation (to be submitted by referees) Names and contact details of the Referees are to be provided by the applicant while filling out the application form.
On submission of application form, email shall be sent to the email addresses of all the referees who have been mentioned in the application form. Referees shall login to DBT-RLS Online Portal using username and password received through email. Referees must upload letter of recommendation on the portal before the closing date of application i.e. 30 th January, 2022.
Applicant shall ensure that the referee provides recommendation on time before closing date of application. It is mandatory to submit certificate from host institute; otherwise the application shall not be accepted.
Applicant must send a hard copy of submitted application form to DBT-HRD Project & Management Unit, Regional Centre for Biotechnology, NCR Biotech Science Cluster, 3 rd Milestone, Faridabad-Gurugram Expressway, Faridabad – 121001, Haryana before the closing date of application i.e. 10 th February, 2022. Application form which has not been submitted through DBT-RLS Online Portal shall not be accepted.
The fellow can draw fellowship for a term of five years. Fellowship is further extendable for another two years on a fresh appraisal. Only fellowship & HRA will be admissible during extension period.
No research/contingency grant will be provided during the extension period. Those who are able to secure permanent positions will not be considered for 2nd term.
DBT – BioCARe Programme डीबीटी - बायोकेयर प्रोग्राम Biotechnology Career Advancement and Re-orientation (BioCARe) Programme, a special scheme of the Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of India, aims to enhance participation of women scientists in India towards research in Biotechnology and allied area.
The programme is mainly for the career development of unemployed female scientists for whom it will be the first “sanctioned” extramural research funding. Through this endeavour of the Department, a concerted effort would be made to give women scientists a strong foothold into the scientific profession, to help them re-enter into the mainstream and to provide a launch pad for further forays into the field of science and technology.
Accordingly, applications are invited from Indian female scientists to apply in the programme.
Animal and Marine Biotechnology or allied areas Bioengineering and Biomaterials or allied areas Medical Biotechnology or allied areas Environmental Biotechnology and Bioenergy or allied areas Plant and Agriculture Biotechnology or allied areas The DBT-RA Programme is being managed by the DBT-HRD Project Management Unit, Regional Centre for Biotechnology, Faridabad. For any queries, please contact DBT-HRD Project & Management Unit at ra.
dbt[at]rcb[dot]res[dot]in or contact us at +91-129-2848531/533 List of candidates selected under 7th Call of DBT-BioCARe Program 2024-25 Extension of deadline/BioCARe 2024-25 BioCARe Revised Emoluments Call for applications are open Call for applications for 2022-2023 / Call-II are open Result of DBT-RA Candidates for Cal-I 2022-2023 Shortlisted Candidates for presentation for the call of 2022-2023 Call for Applications for Ramalingaswami Re-entry Fellowship 2021 – 2022
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Scientists and researchers, typically affiliated with Indian institutions. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
DBT Agriculture Biotechnology and Plant Science Program is funded by Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Govt. of India. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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