Post-Doctoral Fellowship at IIT Gandhinagar | Apply and earn up to Rs. 84,000
IIT Gandhinagar has announced a vacancy for a Post-Doctoral Researcher to work on a specialized project: “Photodynamic studies of novel porphyrin derivatives in breast cancer cells”. Led by Dr. Iti Gupta, this role offers a consolidated monthly pay of up to ₹84,000. Candidates with a PhD in Pharmaceutical or Biological Sciences and hands-on experience in cell culture and molecular biology are encouraged to apply for the Research Job by February 20, 2026.
About the Institution
The Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar (IITGN) is renowned for its distinctive educational philosophy and innovative approach to research and teaching. Located in Gujarat, India, IITGN fosters an environment of academic excellence and intellectual curiosity, consistently pushing the boundaries of knowledge in various fields.
Project Details
- Project Title: Photodynamic studies of novel porphyrin derivatives in breast cancer cells
- Project No: OTH/R&D/13534
Position Details
- Name of the Post: Post-Doctoral Researcher
- Monthly Pay: Rs. 72,000/- to 84,000/-(consolidated)
Qualification and Experience
- Essential:
- MSc/M. Pharma and PhD degrees in Pharmaceutical/Biological Sciences
- Note: Candidate must have submitted a PhD thesis before the date of the interview. A PhD with a Pharmaceutical/Biological Sciences background is preferred. A candidate with hands-on experience in cell culture techniques and molecular biology is required.
How to Apply
Interested candidates must submit their complete resume, including:
- Details of all educational qualifications.
- Summary of research experience.
- Copies of certificates and qualifications.
Applications should be sent via email to Dr. Iti Gupta on or before February 20, 2026. Shortlisted candidates will be notified regarding the interview date and time well in advance.
Contact Email: iti@iitgn.ac.in
Benefits of this Role
This Post-Doctoral fellowship at IIT Gandhinagar offers a premier platform to bridge the gap between advanced chemical synthesis and life-saving oncology. Working under the guidance of Dr. Iti Gupta, you will engage in high-impact research on photodynamic therapy (PDT), a cutting-edge field that uses light-sensitive molecules to target breast cancer cells with precision. Beyond the competitive monthly stipend of up to ₹84,000, this Research Job provides an immersive experience in a multidisciplinary environment where you can refine your expertise in cell culture and molecular biology.
