• Molecular Determinants of Site-Specific Conformational Heterogeneity in Protein Folding and Unfolding 

  KAUSHIK, ANUSHKA (2026-06)

  Protein folding is a heterogeneous process in which multiple conformational sub-populations coexist within unfolded, intermediate, and native ensembles. However, the molecular determinants that give rise to this heterogeneity ...
• Neural mechanisms of innate and learned odour-guided behavioural decisions and revisions in mice 

  PANDEY, SANYUKTA (2026-06)

  Animals exhibit instinctive and learned stimulus-guided behaviours to adapt to dynamic environments. These innate and learned behaviours engage different cortical brain regions; however, how the sensory processing area ...
• Benchmarking Spherical Fourier Neural Operators for Regional Weather Forecasting 

  KADAM, VISHNU (2026-05)

  Modern deep learning weather prediction models excel in prediction speed as well as accuracy. Among these Spherical Fourier Neural Operators have emerged as a promising architecture that implicitly model underlying atmospheric ...
• Investigating Circadian Dynamics and Dopaminergic Control of Neuronal Cilia in the Basolateral Amygdala 

  GIRI, DWAIPAYAN (2026-05)

  Emotional responses such as fear and anxiety are regulated by intricate neural circuits that are modulated by various neuromodulators, including dopamine. Dopamine signaling in brain regions such as the basolateral amygdala ...
• An integrated geological and geophysical model of the Rampur Tectonic Window: implications for seismic hazard. 

  SHARMA, AKSHAT (2026-05)

  The Rampur-Bushahr region in Himachal Pradesh hosts the Rampur Tectonic Window, where Lesser Himalayan metasediments are exposed within the Greater Himalayan Crystalline sequence. Although such windows are attributed to ...
• Unlocking High Affinity Binders: A Novel DAmFRET-Based High-Throughput Screening Platform 

  KUMAR, ARYAN (2026-05)

  Protein interactions are fundamental to life, and the capability to engineer such interactions has immense potential for therapeutics and synthetic biology. Established methods for screening protein binders, such as yeast ...
• Comparitive seqeunce and structural analysis of filament forming actin homologs in prokaryotes 

  H, MUHSINA (2026-05)

  The actin fold is highly conserved in eukaryotes, whereas it is diverged in homologs with less than 15 per cent sequence identity and specialised for different functions in prokaryotes. Despite sharing the common actin ...
• Methodology for testing visual responses in the Anterior Optic Tubercle in the Honey Bee: Towards investigating Magnetoreception 

  SANTWANI, SAGAR (2026-05)

  Honeybees (Apis mellifera) are known to possess magnetic sensitivity, yet the neural and biochemical mechanisms underlying magnetoreception remain poorly understood. The radical pair mechanism (RPM), a quantum-mechanical ...
• Towards Development of Indigenous Differential Spectroscopic Instruments 

  BHANDARI, DHAIRYA (2026-05)

  Layered 2D semiconductors and magnets demonstrate novel excitonic physics. Their magnetic properties can be effectively studied at low fields using differential spectroscopy techniques such as Faraday effect and magneto-optic ...
• Investigating Shock Waves in Complex Plasmas via Molecular Dynamics Simulations 

  LAMORIA, PRATEEK (2026-05)

  Complex (dusty) plasmas serve as exceptional macroscopic analogues for studying the nonlinear dynamics of strongly coupled fluids and warm dense matter. While computational modelling provides deep insights into these ...
• Examining the Role of Climate in Shaping Wing Morphology in Erebia butterflies 

  JAVKAR, KAUSTUBH (2026-05)

  Understanding how environmental gradients shape morphological variation is a central question that links to ecology, evolution, and species responses to climate change. We investigated the relationship between climate and ...
• Development of highly accurate method for predicting the tertiary structure of chemically modified peptides 

  VARUN, VARUN (2026-05)

  Predicting the tertiary structure of the peptides with non-canonical amino acids (NCAAs) remains a big hurdle in computational biology, despite it being a rapidly growing class of therapeutics. Existing methods for peptide ...
• Analysing the Determinants of Poverty Reduction: A District- Level Analysis Using the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) in India 

  YADAV, AYUSH (2026-05)

  This study examines the patterns of Multidimensional Poverty reduction in Indian districts between NFHS 4 and NFHS 5 and explores the factors associated with these changes District level figures of Multidimensional Poverty ...
• Therapeutic potential of orphan nuclear receptor ERRa (estrogen-related receptor alpha) in regulating Alcoholic Steatohepatitis 

  GADE, GAURAV PANDURANG (2026-05)

  Alcoholic Steatohepatitis (ASH) is gradually advancing alcoholic liver disease (ALD) with hepatosteatosis, inflammation, and fibrosis. However, the molecular mechanism of ASH is incompletely understood. The orphan nuclear ...
• Reverse-Genetic Characterization of Solasonine-Based Chemical Defense in Eggplant 

  LIKHITKAR, ARCHIS (2026-05)

  Plants and insects interact with each other in the environment, and among these interactions, plant insect herbivore interactions are of considerable ecological and agricultural consequences. Plants have a rich repertoire ...
• Band Engineering of Copper-Based Chalcogenides for Thermoelectric Power Generation 

  SRINIVASA ABHIRAM, KURAPATI (2026-05)

  The global energy crisis and the massive waste of thermal energy across industrial, transportation, and consumer systems have renewed urgency around the development of efficient thermoelectric materials — solid-state devices ...
• Evaluating seasonal change in the live bivalve assemblage of Mumbai and the impact of pollution 

  K M, RITHUVARNA (2026-05)

  Live bivalve communities are sensitive indicators of shallow marine ecosystem health, as they are influenced by pollution and seasonal changes. Yet studies simultaneously evaluating both stressors on shallow marine communities ...
• Comparative Analysis of Water Discourses in Pune and Chh. Sambhaji Nagar Through The Lens of Urban Political Ecology 

  DAS, BHAVANA (2026-05)

  Climate change has been affecting the most essential resources, including food, water, and energy, creating an urgency for adaptation. Additionally, power dynamics determine how these resources are distributed across the ...
• Changing characteristics of Indian Summer Monsoon Rainfall - Dynamic and Energetic Perspectives 

  AMEEN N, IJAS (2026-05)

  The Indian summer Monsoon (ISM) is evolving over time, with a westward shift in precipitation, creating a dipole-like structure with an increase (decrease) in precipitation over the Northwest (Northeast) regions, which has ...
• Characterization of Structurally Important Cliques in Alpha Helical Bundle Proteins and Their Evolutionary Relevance 

  VERMA, NIKKITA (2026-05)

  Grasping the local structural features responsible for protein stability is essential for engineering robust biomolecules for industrial and therapeutic use. The presence of “cliques” groups of amino acids in close proximity ...

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