Digital Repository
Welcome to Digital Repository at Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Pune!
This Digital Repository is an institutional respository of IISER Pune which is responsible for collecting, organizing, preserving and providing access to, and promoting dissamination of the scholarly output of IISER Pune faculty, students, staff and others associated with the institute. This Digital Repository serves as a platform to IISER Pune community to share their research work with wider community.
Digital Repository accepts documents viz., journal articles, conference papers, dissertations, theses, presentations, reports, lecture notes and any other documents submitted as part of academic requirements at the institute and other forms of scholarly documents. Wherever possible and available, efforts will be made to provide an access to the full-text of the documents covered in the Digital Repository, without violating copyrights or rights of the author or publisher, as relevant to each work.
Please feel free to write to us, if you want to know more about this service or have any questions with regard to depositing your documents or accessing deposited documents.
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AJMA DJ
(2025-05)
Gastric adenocarcinoma is regarded as one of the primary causes of cancer-related fatalities around the globe. Despite the heterogeneity of gastric cancer (GC), treatment remains limited to surgery and cytotoxic chemotherapy, ...
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KATTIKAREN, JOANROSE JOHN
(2025-05)
Microorganisms inhabit diverse ecosystems and exhibit remarkable adaptability to extreme environmental conditions, largely due to their rapid generation times and substantial population sizes. To understand how microorganisms ...
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SINHA, SATYAM
(2025-05)
This thesis aims to provide a microscopic understanding of the quantized conductance observed in experimental setups of 2D topological insulators (TIs), such as HgTe quantum wells, and in numerical simulations of corresponding ...
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R, ARAVIND
(2025-05)
The main goal of this expository thesis is to study the L2-technique of Hörmander estimates. Beginning with some elementary considerations, such as Poincaré’s theorem, domains of holomorphy and the Hartogs theorem, we deal ...
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MENON, KRISHNA
(2025-05)
Cell migration is an important process for functions such as immune response and wound healing. It also plays an important role in the metastatic spread of cancer. Migration occurs through pores of various sizes depending ...
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