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The PAWS-Web Initiative brings together the expertise of scholars from multi-disciplinary backgrounds to study People, Animal and Waste Systems Webs across space and time.
Student involvement is an essential part of any research lab. Hence, we welcome applicants to email us or visit our HQ in Delhi to discuss available opportunities.
If you are considering joining our team, this website is a great place to begin exploring topics that may be of interest to you. On-going research projects focus on today's most exciting and important ecological, microbiological, pathological, anthropological, economical, sociological, and political challenges around the waste in tropical cities. You may also jump down the research rabbit hole by combing through our publications ,as well as the articles written about/by us. Your interest may lie in field work, in lab work, in writing, or maybe all three, but as long as you’re a motivated individual willing to work in a team and contribute to project goals - we’d be happy to have you!
In addition to hands-on learning, you would have the opportunity to not only work collaboratively in a multi-disciplinary environment, but also to develop leadership skills, and in many cases, to meet with researchers and other stakeholders across the country and around the world.
If you think you can contribute to the research we do, please do get in touch with us.