Indian Institute of Technology : Project Technical Assistant

Eligibility : MSc(Phy), BE/B.Tech(EEE)

Location : Mumbai

Job Category : Govt Jobs, Research

Last Date : 10 Oct 2014

Job Type : Full Time

Hiring Process : Written-test

No.of Post: 3

Pay Scale : Rs.14000 - 20000

Qualification : M.Sc (Physics)/B.E (Electronics) with experience in handling sophisticated tools for semiconductor device characterization/fabrication.

Project Code, Project Title & Funding Agency 11DIT005 : "Centre of Excellence in nanoelectronics - Phase -II a joint project between IIsc,Bangalore & IIT Bombay" (Department of Information Technology)

Old Photos- Vintage Photos of Lucknow-19th Century

The Rumi Darwaza and The First Courtyard of the Bara Imambara Complex - Lucknow 1860's Photographer: Samuel Bourne (England, 1834–1912) Source: Flickr.com

Bara Chattar Manzil from the Gomti River - Lucknow 1895 Photographer: G. W. Lawrie and Company (Scotland, active 1880–1920) Source: Flickr.com

Tomb of Zinat Algiya in the Husainabad Imambara Complex - Lucknow 1860's Photographer: Samuel Bourne (England, 1834–1912) Source: Flickr.com

View in the Qaisar Bagh Palace - Lucknow 1860's Photographer: Samuel Bourne (England, 1834–1912) Source: Flickr.com

La Martinière - Lucknow Uttar Pradesh 1870's La Martinière College is an educational institution located in Lucknow. La Martinière Boys' College was founded in 1845 and La Martinière Girls' College was established in 1869. The students of of this college assisted the British Military during the 1857 Indian Mutiny.  Photographer: Francis Frith (England, 1822–1898) Source: Flickr.com

West Gateway of the Qaisar Bagh Palace - Lucknow 1860's Photographer: Samuel Bourne (England, 1834–1912) Source: Flickr.com

The Jawab Opposite the Tomb of Zinat Algiya in the Husainabad Imambara Complex - Lucknow 1862 Photographer: Charles Shepherd and Arthur Robertson (England, active 1862–63) Source: Flickr.com

The Husainabad Imambara or Chhota Imambara - Lucknow Uttar Pradesh 1860's Chhota Imambara or Hussainabad Imambara was built by Muhammad Ali Shah, The third Nawab of Avadh in 1838, it was to serve as his own mausoleum. It is also known as the Palace of Lights because of its decorations during special festivals.  Photographer: Samuel Bourne (England, 1834–1912) Source: Flickr.com

Distant View of the Bara Imambara Complex - Lucknow Uttar Pradesh 1862 Photographer: Charles Shepherd and Arthur Robertson (England, active 1862–63) Source: Flickr.com

Qaisar Pasand - Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh Albumen Print of 1860's Photographer: Samuel Bourne (England, 1834–1912) Source: Flickr.com

Kazmain Karbala - Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 1874 Photographer: Darogah Abbas Ali Source: Flickr.com

La Martinière and the Lath Albumen Print - 1862 Photographer: Charles Shepherd and Arthur Robertson (England, active 1862–63) Source: Flickr.com

Bara Chattar Manzil and Farhat Bakhsh - View from the South - Lucknow 1862 Photographer: Charles Shepherd and Arthur Robertson  (England, active 1862–63) Source: Flickr.com

Darshan Bilas and Chota Chattar Manzil - Lucknow 1860's Photographer: Samuel Bourne (England, 1834–1912) Source: Flickr.com

The Asafi Masjid in the Bara Imambara Complex - Lucknow 1860's Photographer: Francis Frith (England, 1822–1898) Source: Flickr.com

Southwest View of the Bara Imambara Albumen Print - Lucknow Uttar Pradesh 1858 Photographer: Felice Beato (Greece, 1832–1909) Source: Flickr.com

Shah Najaf Imambara - Lucknow Uttar Pradesh - Two 19th Century Photographs Shah Najaf Imambara - 1880's Source: Flickr Shah Najaf Imambara - 1890's Source: ebay

 The Banqueting Hall, Resindency, Lucknow - 1890's 

Source: ebay

The Bailey Guard Gate in Lucknow by Samuel Bourne c1875  Source: wikipedia.org

Bailey Guard Gate Vintage Photograph - Lucknow 1891  source: vam.ac.uk

Great Imambara of Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 1890's 

The Kaiser Pasund Palace Lucknow - 1890's
Source: ebay 
  

Ruins of Residency Lucknow - 1880's

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