JACS in Conversation with Prof. Ruchi Anand

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The Journal of the American Chemical Society presents interviews with accomplished scientists in chemistry. In this interview, Editor-in-Chief Professor Erick Carreira speaks with Professor Ruchi Anand of the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay. Professor Anand leads a research group working on structural insight into protein regulation, focusing on the origins of antibiotic resistance, understanding regulatory switches and biosensing applications. She is also on the Editorial Advisory Board of ACS Sensors. Watch the video to learn about Professor Anand’s career, the opportunities she has enjoyed and challenges she has faced and her experience as a woman working in the scientific research community. Find out more about her research interests, who she considers to be her heroes and mentors in chemistry, and her advice for those starting out in their own research careers. Watch Now!

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In India seating on the permanent job just like Prof Ruchi Anand is ...it is very difficult...you know all IITs in India asking PhD + Foregin PDF. If you are very talented In your field even you have good publications in your field but you didn't go abroad for your Post Doc after PhD then you cannnot get jobs in IITs, NITs and IISER. Indian Post doc doesn't have any importance in India even for their own Institutes. Second option is getting jobs in any govt or non govt Colleges then you need about 50 lakh ($60, 000) amount as a bribe to these colleges. Without this donation or bribe you cannot get any permanent post of Asst Prof. in any Indian colleges. There are many my colleauges who cannot even speak a single line of English but they had money now they are seating on permanent post of Asst Prof. and those don't have money but have knowlege of their field they either doing temporary job or open their own tuition classes....Prof Ruchi Anand is very lucky woman who got permanent job in IIT-B..

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