Research Nurse — Clinical Research | ACTREC
ACTREC research-nurse walk-in for candidates with BSc Nursing or GNM and valid registration. Attend on 26 August 2026.
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Academic JobACTREC research-nurse walk-in for candidates with BSc Nursing or GNM and valid registration. Attend on 26 August 2026.
Research Nurse — Clinical Research | ACTREC Read More »
Academic JobClinical-research role involving flow-cytometry immunophenotyping at ACTREC. Walk-in on 25 August 2026.
Research Associate — Flow-Cytometry Immunophenotyping | ACTREC Read More »
Academic JobQuality-management opportunity in clinical research at THSTI/CDSA, Faridabad. Walk-in on 11 September 2026.
Quality Manager — Clinical Development Services Agency | THSTI Read More »
Academic JobWalk-in opportunity supporting oral-cancer screening in Kharghar/Mumbai. Attend on 27 August 2026.
Health Assistant — Oral-Cancer Screening Programme | ACTREC Read More »
Academic JobSenior clinical-biostatistics role supporting a first-in-human KFD vaccine trial at ACTREC. Apply by 24 August 2026.
Project Research Scientist-III (Non-Medical) — Clinical Biostatistics | ACTREC Read More »
Academic JobTwo SRF positions in Dr Arvind Ramanathan’s laboratory at BRIC-inStem, Bengaluru. Apply by 23 August 2026.
Senior Research Fellow — Mitochondrial and Muscle Biology | BRIC-inStem Read More »
Academic JobA 12-month renewable JRF opportunity in Dr Reena Singh’s laboratory at BRIC-inStem, Bengaluru. Apply by 31 August 2026.
Junior Research Fellow — Immunology and Developmental Biology | BRIC-inStem Read More »
Academic JobMastering Quantitative PCRFrom Biological Question to Quantitative Answer qPCR is one of the most widely used techniques in biology, yet many researchers still struggle with experimental design, data interpretation, and translating Ct values into meaningful biological conclusions. This guide was created to bridge that gap:• Connecting biological questions to quantitative logic• Clarifying experimental design and controls• Demystifying normalisation and interpretation• Focusing on why each step matters, not just how