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Details: CSIR-National Physical Laboratory, Industrial Research (CSIR), and the National Metrology comprises of six scientific / technical division Electronics Metrology Division, (iii) Environment Devices Division, (v) Indian Reference Materials Division. The focus is on the advancements in the area of quantum metrology and the development of measurement techniques/protocols for new parameters, ranging from time & frequency to solar cell calibration. active research groups working in the areas of quantum phenomena based metrology, precision measurement relating to engineering materials, electronic materials, nanoscience & nanotechnology, thin films & surface science, graphene & carbon nanotubes, environmental pollutants & bio
Applications are invited from enthusiastic young Indian Researchers, with good academic record and proven scientific achievements along with the up research as a career in the areas of Applied Physics / Applied Optics / Instrumentation / Electrical / Chemistry etc. to fill up the vacancies below:-
Designation: Scientist, No. of Posts: 23+2(Backlog) (Twenty Five), Pay Level: 11, Basic Pay: Rs. 67700/, *Total Emoluments: Rs. 116398/-, **Upper Age limit not exceeding(as on 23.05.2022): 32 Years.
*Total Emoluments means approximate total emoluments on minimum of scale including House Rent Allowance in Class ‘X’ City.
**Please see Age Relaxation under Relaxation Column.
Applicants are requested to carefully go through the full text of the advertisement on CSIR http://www.nplindia.org regarding qualifications, subjects, fields of specializations and job requirements, etc. for each position and then fill up the online application form carefully.
For more details visit the advertisement here: https://www.nplindia.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Gr.IV-Adv-2022.pdf
Source: CSIR-NPL Website (https://www.nplindia.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Gr.IV-Adv-2022.pdf)
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