• Synthetic Approaches and Biological Functions of N-sulfated Heparan Sulfate Oligosaccharides and Proteoglycan Mimetics 

  RAIGAWALI, RAKESH (2025-03)

  Heparan Sulfate (HS), a member of the glycosaminoglycan family, is composed of repeating units of α (1-4) linked D-glucosamine and uronic acid residues (L-iduronic acid and D-glucuronic acid) with diverse sulfation patterns. ...
• Exploring Statistical Isotropy Violations in the CMB sky: Real-Space Analysis 

  DIPANSHU, DIPANSHU (2025-03)

  Observations of cosmic microwave background (CMB) anisotropies have been instrumental in advancing modern cosmology. The availability of high-resolution CMB maps has significantly enhanced our understanding of the universe’s ...
• Designing Organic A-site Cations for Emerging Optoelectronic Properties of Hybrid Halide Perovskites: Reversible Melting, Non-Centrosymmetry, and Chirality 

  KUMAR RAJPUT, PARIKSHIT (2025-03)

  In typical hybrid metal halide perovskites, including layered 2D A2PbX4 (A: organic cation, X: I, Br), the valance band maximum and conduction band minimum are composed of orbitals of the inorganic sublattice {PbX4}2-. ...
• Cuspidal Cohomology for GL(N) over Number Fields 

  NASIT, DARSHAN PRAFULBHAI (2025-03)

  Let GL(N) be the algebraic group over a number field F. We are interested in a subspace (known as cuspidal cohomology) of the sheaf cohomology of locally symmetric ad`elic space in the coefficient system of a finite-dimensional ...
• Inverse Galois Problem & Root Clusters 

  JAISWAL, SHUBHAM (2025-03)

  The first part of the thesis is on right splitting, Galois correspondence, Galois representations and Inverse Galois problem. The famous ‘Inverse Galois problem’ IGP asks whether every finite group appears as the Galois ...
• Magneto-Optical Trapping of Strontium Atoms for Optical Atomic Clock 

  PATEL, KUSHAL (2025-03)

  Optical lattice clocks, leveraging their remarkable precision, have the capability to measure time with unprecedented accuracy. This precision opens up possibilities for the utilization of lattice clocks in various domains, ...
• Synthesis, Characterization and Redox Properties of “Hyper S-Confused Porphyrinoids” and “Porphyrinoids with Thiophenes and Phenanthroline” 

  MISHRA, VISHNU (2025-03)

  This thesis investigates the synthesis, characterization, and redox properties of "Tetra S-Confused Porphyrinoids" and "Porphyrinoids with Thiophenes and Phenanthroline." The research explores both confused and expanded ...
• Integrating Mechanical, Cell Geometric and Biochemical Inputs for Self-Organised Morphogenesis in Plant Regeneration 

  MATHEW, MABEL MARIA (2025-03)

  Morphogenesis in multicellular organisms relies on mechanical forces, cell geometry, and biochemical cues such as hormones, and these elements must act in concert. Using *Arabidopsis thaliana* as a model, I investigated ...
• Near-Infrared Emission in Low-Dimensional Halide Perovskite Derivatives: Cs2MX6 (M: Mo/W/Sn; X: Cl/Br) and (C8H12N)2PbBr4 with Doping 

  MONDAL, BARNALI (2025-02)

  Lead halide perovskites (APbX3, A: monovalent cation, X: Cl, Br, I) have been widely explored since last fifteen years due to their extraordinary optoelectronic properties. If the connectivity between metal-halide ...
• [Au]/[Ag]-Catalyzed Synthesis of Biologically Important Bacterial Oligosaccharides 

  DAS, PRATIM KUMAR (2025-02)

  Oligosaccharides and glycoconjugates displayed on the cell wall of various living organisms and pathogens have a profound contribution to various cellular events such as host-guest interactions, cell signaling pathways, ...
• Emission Tunability, Triplet State Harvesting, and Photon Up-conversion Properties in Selected Organic-Inorganic Hybrid Cu(I)-Based Frameworks 

  CHATTERJEE, JOY (2025-02)

  The central motivation of this thesis is to explore the possibility of achieving broadband emission tunability along with investigating several triplet harvesting pathways and non-linear photon up-conversion properties in ...
• Experiments on enhancement of inter-stage transfer efficiency in laser cooling of strontium atoms 

  BISWAS, KORAK (2025-02)

  Laser cooling is a matter of paramount significance, particularly when dealing with atoms from the alkaline earth metal group. These atoms offer ultra-narrow optical transitions, which can be utilized for quantum information ...
• Insights into DNA-protein interactions and functional clustering by studying motif distributions in the genome 

  CHAKRABORTY, ATREYI (2025-02)

  Interacting proteins usually bind 5-6 base pairs of DNA. We looked at distributions of 5/6-mer DNA motifs in whole chromosomes and smaller sections across the whole genome to get insights into how proteins read genomic ...
• Development of Novel Advanced Functional Porous Materials for Heterogeneous Catalysis and Arsenic Remediation for Safe Drinking Water 

  DAM, GOURAB KUMAR (2025-02)

  Present day life is unthinkable without catalysis which has come forth as an indispensable technology toward the fundamental requisites of life. With thriving economy and an upsurge in global population together with ...
• Non-equilibrium assembly and phase behavior of colloidal particles in active liquids 

  KUSHWAHA, PRAGYA (2025-02)

  The thesis explores the complex interactions and phase behavior of colloidal particles in active liquids, focusing particularly on systems where large, non-Brownian colloids are dispersed in suspensions of Escherichia coli. ...
• On the influence of gut bacteria on host biology: insights from ecological and evolutionary studies on Drosophila melanogaster 

  MALWADE, AKSHAY (2025-02)

  Gut microbes are increasingly implicated in modulating host biology. The ability of the microbiome to contribute to diverse host phenotypes and, in turn, alter host fitness, raises the possibility that the presence of such ...
• Synthesis and Optoelectronic properties of ultrathin Bi2O2Se Nanosheets 

  LAKHCHAURA, SURAJ (2025-02)

  Bismuth oxyselenide (Bi2O2Se) has garnered significant attention as a promising two-dimensional material for next-generation electronic and optoelectronic devices due to its remarkably high mobility, moderate bandgap, ...
• Investigating correlated charge, lattice and spin degrees of freedom in layered perovskite ruthenates 

  CHAKRAVARTY, SHRUTI (2025-02)

  This thesis explores the magnetic and dielectric properties of B-site substituted perovskite systems, specifically double-, triple-, and quadruple-perovskites, with an emphasis on ruthenium-based compounds. Perovskite ...
• Multi-protein chimeric antigens, a novel combined approach for efficiently targeting and blocking the blood stage of Plasmodium falciparum 

  DESHMUKH, BHAGYASHREE (2025-02)

  Plasmodium falciparum-induced malaria remains a fatal disease affecting millions of people worldwide. Mainly, the blood stage of malaria is highly pathogenic and symptomatic, rapidly damaging the host organs and occasionally ...
• Role of Polarity and BAR domain proteins in plasma membrane re-modelling in syncytial Drosophila embryos 

  MITRA, DEBASMITA (2025-01)

  Extensive plasma membrane remodelling is a hallmark of epithelial cells during their division. The syncytial stage of early Drosophila embryogenesis is an excellent model for studying mechanisms involved in epithelial-like ...

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