MS THESES: Recent submissions

  • Structure and Function of Hyperbranched Depsipeptides Formed Under Wet-Dry Cycling Conditions 
    VERMA, AJAY (2020-04)
    Proteins and peptides play a significant role in biology as structural components, enzymes, and transport carriers within cells. Peptides may have been important in prebiotic chemistry as well. In contemporary biology, ...
  • Rigid Analysis 
    GUPTA, NIKHIL (2020-04)
    Rigid Analysis is the p-adic analogue of the classical complex geometry. After Hensel discovered the p-adic numbers in 1893, attempts were made to formulate a theory of analytic functions over Q_p . Initially, the question ...
  • Uncovering roles for Caspar/dFaf1 in Drosophila development 
    SUDHAKARAN, JYOTHISH (2020-04)
    Fas associating Factors (Faf1/Casp and Faf2) are members of the UBX domain containing proteasomal adaptors family of proteins. The primary sequence analysis suggests conservation of structure and function between flies ...
  • Development of cathode material for the rechargeable Al-ion battery 
    SUTHAR, HEENA (2020-05)
    Many research activities focus on emergent energy storage technologies such as Na-ion, Zn-ion and Al-ion as alternative systems to established ones like lead acid, NiMH and Li-ion batteries. Function principle ...
  • In Search Of Consistent Classical Theories of Gravity 
    GOPALKA, TUSHAR (2020-05)
    General Relativity has provided us a successful framework to describe gravity and has passed numerous experimental as well as theoretical consistency conditions. However, general relativity can possibly be modified by a ...
  • Hyperbolic Knot Theory 
    RAGHUNATH, SRIRAM (2020-04)
    In this thesis, we study Thurston’s approach to finding complete hyperbolic structures on 3-manifolds using ideal triangulations. This approach involves solving a set of equations called the Thurston’s gluing equations. ...
  • Petrogenesis of Proterozoic Lamprophyres from the Western Dharwar Craton, southern India 
    VERMA, DEVESH (2020-06)
    The Proterozoic Harohalli dyke swarm lies in the Dharwar craton. Some of these dykes were sampled from Mysore to investigate the sub-surface geology of the region. Lamprophyre samples were collected since they act as windows ...
  • The effective field theory approach to gravitation 
    PATIL, RAJ (2020-04)
    In the light of the recent gravitational wave detections made by the LIGO and Virgo collaboration, we study the Non-Relativistic formulation of General Relativity (NRGR) with its extension to spinning compact objects. Then ...
  • Synthesis of Nitrogen-doped Nb₂O₅ for Energy Application 
    KALRA, NAMAN (2019-03)
    Recently metal oxide based supercapacitor has immense importance due to their enhanced capacitive properties. Niobium Oxide (Nb2O5) as a metal oxide can be useful due to its availability, economic and environment factors, ...
  • Modelling CGM time series using Neural Ordinary Differential Equation 
    MAHANKUDO, ALEKH RANJAN (2020-04)
    According to a government survey(2019), 11.8% of people in India have diabetes. Understanding the glucose-insulin dynamics could help in designing clinical trials and help in designing therapies for prevention. There ...
  • Electrochemical Water Ionization for Energy Storage and Water Desalination 
    GHOGARE, DIGVIJAY (2020-06)
    Industrial effluents and wastes most often are majorly in the form of metal salts which are often dumped into water bodies without further treatments. These effluents not only leads to eutrophication and other pollution ...
  • Effect of environmental enrichment on airflow based learning 
    KANTROO, MEHER (2020-05)
    A non-canonical yet imperative function of the rodent olfactory system is to process airflow related information. Studies from our laboratory, involving surgical and optogenetic modification of the Olfactory Bulb (OB) ...
  • Functional development of the enteric nervous system in larval zebrafish 
    SAWALE, RAJLAKSHMI (2020-03)
    The enteric nervous system (ENS) controls various functions of the gastrointestinal tract and interacts with the gut microbiome. It communicates with the brain in multiple ways, through endocrine and immune signalling, and ...
  • Quantum Direct Communication using Quantum Walks 
    S., SRIKARA (2020-06)
    Quantum computation and quantum information have been one of the most extensive fields of research for the past three decades. Many groundbreaking quantum algorithms have been designed, which can perform the assigned tasks ...
  • Growth Study of Ag/AgTCNQ Thin Film at Solid-Liquid Interface 
    S.L., ASWANI (2020-06)
    First time demonstration of Ag/AgTCNQ thin film fabrication on non-silver substrate at solid-liquid interface. As fabricated thin film showed thermally induced resistive switching as well as the ability to catalyze electron ...
  • Auxin-dependent modulation of the Unfolded Protein Response in Caenorhabditis elegans. 
    BHOI, ANUPAM (2020-04)
    The Proteostasis network, through a coordinated action of an intricate intracellular signalling network, serves to maintain a state of balanced proteome referred to as protein homeostasis or proteostasis. Endoplasmic ...
  • Synthesis and Dual Excitonic Emission of Sn-Iodide Layered Hybrid Perovskites 
    NAWALE, VAIBHAV (2020-04)
    In recent years both three-dimensional (3D) and two-dimensional (2D) hybrid perovskites drew significant attention for their excellent optoelectronic properties and solution processibility. In difference to 3D perovskites ...
  • Divalent Sulfur mediated interactions in proteins architecture, stability and molecular recognition 
    SHELKE, SANKET (2020-06)
    Non-covalent interactions are crucial for protein folding and stability. Traditionally, hydrogen bonding (H-bond), hydrophobic, and stacking interactions are well studied in biomolecules. Divalent Sulfur (S), which is ...
  • An Overview of Homotopy Type Theory and Formal Methods 
    NYAPATHI, HARSHA (2020-04)
    In this project, I have studied the basics of type theory, as a foundation for mathematics and a basis for theorem provers, using which we can formalize mathematical objects and proofs, and check their validity as well. ...
  • Biological roles of SUMOylation of Arginyl tRNA synthetase 
    KEJRIWAL, AARTI (2020-03)
    Aminoacyl tRNA synthetases (aaRS), many of which are components of the 1.2 Megadalton Multiple aminoacyl tRNA complex (MARS), are SUMO-conjugated in response to infection (Handu et al. 2015) in Drosophila, suggesting that ...

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