Brief Description about the Project
The impact of chronic inflammation on long-term iron balance in women of reproductive age with Human Immunodeficiency Virus infection using iron isotope dilution method – A cohort study
This project is an IAEA-supported cohort study designed to understand iron absorption and iron losses in women of reproductive age living with HIV, using advanced iron isotope dilution techniques. Participants will be recruited from a hospital based clinic and followed longitudinally to generate high-quality clinical, nutritional, and laboratory data. While the role is primarily clinic-based, the project offers a rare opportunity to gain hands-on experience with stable isotope methods and other cutting-edge laboratory techniques in our modern biochemistry facility. This position will be particularly appealing to candidates interested in biochemistry, nutrition, or those looking to build strong foundations in clinico-social research, given the close participant interaction, public-health relevance, and integration of both laboratory and field components.
Research Assistant
No. of Vacancy: one
Preferred Qualifications:
BSc or MSc in Nutrition /Biochemistry /Pharmacology/ Nursing /MLT /Social Work / Life sciences
Experience:
Experience with community and hospital based research projects preferred. However, freshers with a compatible skill set are welcome to apply.
Preferred Language:English,Kannada,Hindi, Tamil/Telugu (optional)
Location: Bangalore
Salary: Rs.30,000/- per month
Roles & Responsibilities:
Interested candidates may send their Resume to:
The Principal Investigator
IAEA – 26803 Project
SJRI
To Apply: E-mail cover letter and curriculum vitae with 3 references (names and email addresses / phone numbers) by on or before 27th December 2025 savitha.as@stjohns.in and cc to hr@sjri.res.in
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