Applications are invited from the eligible candidates for the post of Junior research fellow under DST Sponsored project ” Development of tactile sensor based ligature controller to assess pancreatic leak after Whipple’s procedure” for a period of 3 years in collaboration with Institute of Gastroenterology and Liver transplantation, Government Stanley Medical Colleges and Hospital
The National Hub for Healthcare Instrumentation Development (NHHID) , inviting application for the post of Project Scientist/ Project Associate
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Project Scientist – IV
B.E/ B.Tech in E&I/ Instrumentation & Control /ECE and M.E/M.Tech in Instrumentation Engineering (Or) M.Sc in Physics. Desirable: Ph.D in Electronics/Instrumentation Engineering. Ph.D in Physics with specialization in instrumentation. Experience in development and calibration of medical devices or other instruments. Publication in peer reviewed journals with impact factor
The National Hub for Healthcare Instrumentation Development (NHHID) is funded by the Department of Science and Technology for carrying out mission-oriented projects related to healthcare instrumentation development, invites application for the following posts. Candidates who have passion for indigenous development of healthcare instrumentation should submit their CVs on or before 29.10.2012 along with brief write up of project work and a copy of experience certificates to the
respective project coordinators by e-mail or through post.
The short listed candidates will be called for an interview after scrutiny of the applications. The actual date and time of interview will be intimated to the shortlisted candidates in due course by email only.
1. PROJECT TITLE : HYSTERO ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY MAPPING DEVICE
Project Co Ordinator : Dr.S.Shenbaga Devi – s_s_devi@annauniv.edu
Manpower – 1Post Essential Qualifications Desirable
Technical Assistant
Duration : 1 Years
(Female Candidates only) Stipend Rs. 8300/- pm
• Qualification – BE/Diploma – First Class (Any circuit branch should have knowledge in electronic circuit design, Fabrication and testing)
• Should be ready to work in the hospital environment
General Instructions
• Application should reach us on or before the specified date (29.10.2012).
• Candidates attending the interview will do so at their own expense.
• These posts are purely temporary.
• Selected candidates have to report for their duty within two weeks after the interview.
• The duration of the fellowship would be co-terminus with the project.
• The selection criteria are as per the guidelines of Anna University, Chennai.
For further details please contact: Principal Investigator, Centre for Medical Electronics, Dept of ECE,Anna University, Chennai – 600 025.
Ph. +91-44- 22358870.
E-mail: s_s_devi@annauniv.edu
Magnets are in common use for all sorts of issues. Magnets are seen in back supports, bracelets, and even in shoes. The use of magnets is continuing to grow in popularity. Magnets are even utilized to aid lessen tension. But what does the study say? Do magnets really aid to facilitate healing?
Lately research conducted by Thomas Skalak, professor and chair of biomedical engineering, and Cassandra Morris, a former Ph.D. student in biomedical engineering at U.Va. looked at the effects of magnets on inflammation. The study was published in the November 2007 edition of the American Journal of Physiology.
