• Energetics And Frequency Of The Flares Of A Young M-dwarf, And Their Potential Impact On The Habitability Of Possible Planets Around It 

  S, MOSHIKKEERAN (2025-05)

  Super flares emitted by the young m-dwarf star have long been considered a product of thermal emission. G227-22 is a mid-aged, pre-Main Sequence M dwarf star observed from the second year through the sixth year of science ...
• Developing a Biophysically Grounded Deep Learning Model for Gene Expression Prediction 

  SHIVHARE, PRARABDH (2025-05)

  In the past 2 decades of literature dealing with modeling complex systems, there has been a balance, or rather, a tension between the predictive power and the interpretability of machine learning models using vast amounts ...
• Applications of Multiscale Simulations to Battery Material Modelling 

  SHUKLA, ADITYA (2025-05)

  This thesis presents a multiscale computational framework for modeling lithium-ion battery electrodes, focusing on the interplay between microscopic particle interactions and macroscopic manufacturing processes. By integrating ...
• Financial Contagion and its Effects on the Indian Economy 

  LONKAR, SUYASH (2025-05)

  This thesis conducts a comprehensive empirical analysis of the transmission mechanisms of global financial shocks, focusing on the 2008 Global Financial Crisis and the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, within the Indian economy. ...
• Properties of Gas in and around Galaxies at z < 0.6 using MeerKAT Absorption Line Survey 

  SONI, SHASHANK (2025-05)

  This thesis presents a comprehensive study of HI absorption within the ISM of galaxies, focusing on the detection and analysis of absorption signatures using radio spectral data. Initially, we sought to identify absorption ...
• Non-Linear Black Hole Ringdown 

  SINGH, JASVEER (2025-05)

  Imprints of non-linear effects of gravity are present in the quasi-normal modes of a black hole during its ringdown phase. In this work, we use methods to analytically calculate these non-linearities in the near horizon ...
• Genotyping, Characterization and Preclinical Studies in Transgenic Murine Models of Colorectal Cancer 

  CHARAN RAJU, TANGELLA (2025-05)

  Colorectal cancer is characterized by the aberrant proliferation of intestinal epithelial cells, driven by sequential accumulation of distinct genetic and epigenetic modifications, often progressing from benign adenomas ...
• Megabody Scaffold Constructs as tools for Cryo-EM structure determination and novel purification strategies 

  SUNDER N P, HARI (2025-05)

  Cryo-EM structure determination currently faces several challenges when it comes to imaging and analysis of smaller proteins. Preferred orientation bias and lower SNR (Signal to Noise Ratio) make it difficult to image ...
• Exploration of the Carbenoid and Vinylogous Reactivity of Diazo Arylidene Succinimides (DAS) with Benzyl Thioethers under Rhodium Catalysis 

  JOSHI, ABHINAV (2025-05)

  Herein, we have explored the reactivity of diazo arylidene succinimide (DAS) through rhodium catalysis to achieve [1,2]/ [1,4]-Stevens rearrangement of benzyl thioether. The protocol has successfully demonstrated ...
• Interplay of CHCHD2 with mutant CHCHD10 in stem cell-based modeling of late-onset spinal muscular atrophy 

  JUDE, ANN JEWEL (2025-05)

  A mitochondrial intermembrane space protein that is encoded by the nucleus, Coiled-coil-helix-coiled-coil-helix domain containing 10 (CHCHD10) is without an exact known function. Mutations in CHCHD10 cause neuromuscular ...
• Exploring the connection between YY1 and telomere biology 

  V, NIKHIL (2025-05)

  Telomere length becomes progressively shorter with age causing senescence and apoptosis of somatic cells. To overcome the problem of telomere shortening, cancer cells either activate telomerase or induce Alternative ...
• Investigating the Link between Collagen Deposition Patterns in the TME and Indian Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Patient Outcomes 

  VEDANT, INGAWALE (2025-05)

  Triple-Negative Breast Cancers (TNBCs) are characterised by the absence of hormone receptors’ expression and disproportionately burden the Indian population. Since TNBCs do not have available targets for treatment, it makes ...
• Modulation of synaptic strength at hippocampal synapses 

  DWIVEDI, NAMIT (2025-05)

  Glutamate is the major excitatory neurotransmitter in the mammalian brain. Once released into the synaptic cleft, glutamate is cleared within less than a millisecond through passive diffusion and active uptake. The ...
• Investigating axonal collateral branching through light induced receptor tyrosine kinases 

  ROUTA, ASUTOSH (2025-05)

  The human brain forms through billions of neurons establishing precise connections. Collateral branches, fine perpendicular axonal projections, are crucial for synaptic connectivity and emerge in response to injury or ...
• Gravothermal Evolution of Dark Matter Halos: Insights from Self-Interacting and Dissipative Models 

  HUKKERI, DHRUV (2025-05)

  Gravothermal simulations provide an idealized framework to study the thermal evolution of self-gravitating systems, treating halos as spherically symmetric, pressure-supported structures evolving under the effects of energy ...
• MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES FOR FABRY-PEROT CAVITY ALIGNMENT 

  NANDI, HARAPRASAD (2025-05)

  This thesis presents a novel approach to the alignment of Fabry-P´erot cavities using advanced machine learning techniques. Precise cavity alignment is critical for applications ranging from high-resolution spectroscopy ...
• Design & Fabrication of a High Temperature AC - Susceptometer 

  SHANTANU, SHANTANU (2025-05)

  This thesis presents the design and fabrication of a high-temperature AC susceptometer aimed at measuring the linear and non linear ac-susceptibility (χ) of magnetic materials with their transition temperature above the ...
• Alzheimer’s-Induced Changes in Grid Cell Electrophysiology Affect Path Integration in a Network Model of the Medial Entorhinal Cortex 

  NABAR, SRIRANG (2025-05)

  Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the leading cause of dementia in the modern day, due to the rapid increase in life expectancy across the developed world. While there is no known cure for AD, a sufficiently early diagnosis can ...
• Engineering Reciprocal Gene Circuits to Direct T-Cell Shuttling in Cancer Immunotherapy 

  KULKARNI, SHREYA KEDAR (2025-05)

  T cell exhaustion remains a major challenge in cancer immunotherapy, limiting the efficacy of adoptive T cell therapies. Chronic antigen stimulation within the tumour microenvironment (TME) drives T cells into a dysfunctional ...
• Sequence-to-function: Understanding the role of the CTCF binding sequence in chromatin organization 

  HERUR, SAMARTH V (2025-05)

  Precise chromatin folding is imperative in the modulation and specialization of regulatory function in various contexts with marked roles and implications in cellular differentiation and disease. Topologically Associating ...

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