• Understanding the variations in strength and extent of regional Hadley circulations 

  BARUAH, PRATIKSHA PRIYAM (2026-02)

  The zonal-mean representation of the Hadley circulation provides a simple and effective framework for describing the global tropical circulation. However, such zonal averaging may obscure important regional meridional ...
• Design and Synthesis of Ultramicroporous Zinc-azolate-based MOFs for Selective CO2 Capture 

  SINGH, PIYUSH (2026-02)

  Global warming remains a significant challenge, primarily caused by greenhouse gases such as CO₂, CH₄, and N₂O, which trap heat in the atmosphere. Since the industrial revolution, CO₂ levels have risen from approximately ...
• Elucidating the Role of Single-Chain Amphiphiles in Dynamical Soft-Matter Systems: From Life’s Origins to Biological Applications 

  DAS, SOURADEEP (2026-02)

  Single-chain amphiphiles (SCAs) based vesicle systems are endowed with interesting properties like high dynamicity of membranes, making these systems more amenable to molecular/chemical evolution and exciting as ...
• Phase Transition, Doping (Mn2+ and Mo3+) and Luminescence of Cs2NaBiCl6 and CH3NH3PbBr3 Perovskites: Bulk and Nanocrystals 

  BANERJEE, SRIJITA (2026-02)

  Halide perovskites often change their crystal structure based on external condition like temperature and pressure. This structural phase transition may lead to changes in their inherent semiconducting properties like ...
• Conducting Covalent Organic Frameworks with Potential for Energy Storage & Metal-Cluster Embedded COFs for CO2 Reduction Reaction 

  JAIN, CHITVAN (2026-02)

  Covalent Organic Frameworks (COFs) are an emerging class of crystalline porous polymers constructed via reticular chemistry, offering a modular platform with tunable porosity, high surface area, and excellent thermal and ...
• Electrodeposition of Metal-Organic Framework Thin Films: Design, Fabrication, and Applications 

  BHOI, UMASHIS (2026-02)

  Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are a distinctive class of hybrid organic-inorganic materials composed of periodically arranged metal nodes and organic linkers. These materials have attracted considerable attention across ...
• Landscape scale variability in vegetation and soil organic carbon dynamics in the Western Ghats 

  DEVI, SALAM MAHESHWORI (2026-02)

  Soil organic carbon (SOC) is the largest terrestrial carbon reservoir (1550 GT), holding more carbon than that by biomass and atmosphere. Despite being a key component of the global carbon cycle, large uncertainty remains ...
• Negotiating Identities, Spaces, and Institutions: Transnationalism in Select Novels of Bernardine Evaristo 

  D, AMIRTHA (2026-01)

  This thesis attempts to analyze and further the conceptualization of the burgeoning field of transnational fiction through the literary works of Bernardine Evaristo, a Black British woman writer. The theory of transnationalism ...
• Interaction of mitochondrial fusion and electron transport chain function in differentiation of Drosophila neural stem cells 

  KUMAR VERMA, RAHUL (2026-02)

  Mitochondrial fusion and fission, along with the activity of the electron transport chain in neural stem cells (NSCs), play an essential role in regulating the metabolic demands of differentiation. However, the mechanisms ...
• Unraveling membrane remodeling by Bacterial Dynamin-like Protein (BDLP) from Nostoc punctiforme 

  SINGH, KEERTI (2026-01)

  Membranes are fundamental to biological systems as they serve as physical barriers that enable compartmentalization and functional specialization of the cytoplasm. But membranes must undergo constant and regulated mass and ...
• Understanding Human-Elephant Conflict Through More-than-Human Political Ecology Framework in North Bengal, India 

  ROY, AKASHDEEP (2026-01)

  This research explores Human-Elephant Conflict (HEC) in North Bengal not simply as a challenge to conservation goals or rural development, but as an intricate socio-ecological crisis shaped by unequal power relations, ...
• Development of Indole Carboxamide-based Synthetic Transporters for Transmembrane Transport of Anion or H+ /Anion 

  RAZA, AKRAM (2026-01)

  Transport of charged ions is vital for cellular survival. The required amount of ions for cellular systems is fulfilled through the membrane-embedded protein channels. Inspired by the function of ion transport and therapeutics ...
• Role of Caveolin-1 in cellular mechanosensing in 3D and 2D microenvironment 

  MAZUMDAR, DEBASMITA (2026-01)

  Cell–extracellular matrix (ECM) interactions are fundamental to maintaining tissue architecture, function, and homeostasis. Alterations in the biochemical or mechanical properties of the ECM can disrupt these interactions, ...
• Strategic Fabrication of Task-specific Advanced Porous Functional Materials for Waste Recycling and Sequestration of Toxic Pollutants 

  MAJUMDER, DIPANJAN (2026-01)

  In an era of growing environmental and technological challenges, the development of smart materials capable of addressing critical issues such as pollution and waste recovery has become essential. My PhD research focuses ...
• The Dynamics and Statistics of Public Opinion 

  PAL, RITAM (2026-01)

  How do individual opinions, shaped through everyday interactions, give rise to large-scale patterns in public discourse and democratic outcomes? This thesis explores that question through two domains where opinions are ...
• On Finite Type Property of Étale Sites 

  DHAMORE, SUJEET (2026-01)

  In this thesis, we consider the notion of finite type-ness or Postnikov completeness of a site introduced by Morel and Voevodsky. One of the important consequences of having a finite type site is the existence of an exact ...
• Reactivtiy of Hybrid Silylene and aNHC Toward Transition Metal Complexes 

  AKHTAR, RUKSANA (2026-01)

  N-heterocyclic tetrylene’s (NHTs) are neutral divalent species of group 14 elements, which show ambhiphilic behaviour due to a vacant p-orbital and a lone pair of electrons. They are currently one of the most rigorously ...
• Nano-Drug Delivery Mediated Targeting of AURKA-RalA Pathway for Tumor Suppression in Mice Xenografts 

  SINGH, KAJAL (2026-01)

  Oncogenic Ras regulates MAPK, PI3K, and RalGEFs signaling to control cell proliferation, survival, anchorage-independence, and metastasis in cancer. Ral (Ras-like GTPase) activation is known to be essential for Ras-mediated ...
• The Parameterized Complexity of Graph Editing & MaxMin Problems 

  KUMAR, HITENDRA (2026-01)

  This thesis presents a comprehensive study of the parameterized complexity of several graph-theoretic problems, with a focus on graph modification, separation, and vertex splitting. The investigation is primarily motivated ...
• Investigations on Quantum Correlations and Open Quantum System Dynamics Through Nuclear Spins 

  CHATTERJEE, ARIJIT (2026-01)

  In the presence of a high magnetic field, nuclear spins serve as an ideal testbed for studying quantum correlations and open quantum system dynamics in various physical phenomena ranging from quantum information processing ...

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