• FRAMEWORK ALTERATIONS IN PORPHYRINS BY PERIPHERAL FUSION AND CORE-MODIFICATION :- AN EXPERIMENTAL & COMPUTATIONAL STUDY 

  JOSHY, MARKOSE (2026-05)

  Initial synthesis of porphyrins were driven by its biological significance. The synthesis of biologically relevant porphyrins are challenging owing to its complex substitution pattern. So, over the years, many artificial ...
• Intraspecific Diversity of Congeneric Species Along an Elevational Gradient 

  DUTTA, DEBJYOTI (2026-05)

  Latitudinal and elevational gradients provide a powerful natural framework to study how species interactions with changing environmental conditions shape ecological patterns across space. Elevational transects have much ...
• Heritage Governance in Postcolonial India: Maharashtra as a Case Study 

  DIVEKAR, PRAJAKTA (2026-05)

  This thesis examines the governance of cultural heritage in postcolonial India through a detailed study of the pluralistic legal and regulatory landscape, with Maharashtra as a central case study. Heritage in India is ...
• Congruences between the ratios of Rankin-Selberg L-functions 

  P, NARAYANAN (2026-05)

  Let $h' \in S_{k'}(N',\chi')$ and $h \in S_{k}(N,\chi)$ be normalized newforms in the respective spaces with $k',k \geq 2$ and $k' - k \geq 2.$ Let $L(s, h\times h')$ denote the completed Rankin-Selberg $L$-function ...
• Chiral Hybrid Lead Halides : Chiroptic, Piezoelectric and Thermosalient Properties 

  MAKHIJA, URMILA (2026-05)

  Chiral hybrid organic–inorganic perovskites, comprising chiral organic cations and lead halide frameworks, combine chirality with semiconducting properties. The present thesis work explores 1D and 2D hybrid lead halides, ...
• Images of Polynomial Maps with Constants on Algebras 

  SAINI, PRACHI (2026-05)

  This thesis studies polynomial maps with constants evaluated on algebras, with particular emphasis on surjectivity and classification of images. Given an algebra $\mathcal A$ and a noncommutative polynomial $\omega$ whose ...
• Investigation of Fluid and Particle Transport in Undulating Micro- and Nanochannels 

  AAKASH, AAKASH (2026-05)

  This thesis explores the transport of particles and fluids through soft micro- and nanochannels with spatiotemporally undulating walls, a problem that sits at the intersection of biological transport and the design of ...
• Biophysical and Geometric Regulation of Bacterial Cell Morphology 

  KALE, TANVI (2026-05)

  Bacterial cell morphology is governed by an interplay of cytoskeletal dynamics, mechanical forces, and stochastic processes. This study investigates size and shape homeostasis in rod-shaped Escherichia coli by integrating ...
• Crystal Growth and Exploration of Structure-Property Correlation in Perovskite and Pyrochlore Oxides 

  MAHAPATRA, SAGAR (2026-05)

  The intimate correlation between crystal structure and physical properties continues to be a central topic in condensed matter physics. Subtle structure modifications often lead to pro- found changes in electronic, magnetic, ...
• Air quality, governance, and middle class environmentalism in Pune, India 

  JOGLEKAR, MADHURA (2026-05)

  India faces the heavy burden of air pollution and contains some cities with the poorest air quality in the world. Using the example of Pune, one of the non-attainment cities under the National Clean Air Program (NCAP), ...
• Deciphering the role of m6A in Hydra 

  PILLAI, ANIRUDH (2026-05)

  N6-methyladenosine (m6A) RNA methylation has emerged as a regulator of virtually all RNA functions across the domains of life. Among the numerous important functions of m6A, regulation of pluripotency to balance its ...
• Seismic insights into eruption styles and critical zone of the Main Deccan Volcanic Province 

  RASHI, RASHI (2026-05)

  The Deccan Volcanic Province (DVP) is a large igneous province that originated approximately 65 million years ago and has played a significant role in shaping the Earth’s geological history, contributing to catastrophic ...
• Linking gut dysbiosis with metabolic perturbations in diabesity 

  SAHOO, SOUMYA SWASTIK (2026-04)

  Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a pandemic metabolic disorder affecting ~537 million adults globally, with ~783 million projected by the year 2045. Type 1 DM (T1DM) and type 2 DM (T2DM) are the two major forms of DM and have ...
• Transitional Deities and Accommodative Devotees: Narratives of Village Deities in Coastal Maharashtra 

  PATWARDHAN, ANUJA (2026-04)

  The antiquity of goddess worship in the Indian subcontinent dates back to prehistoric times, rooted in the conceptualisation of the goddess as a supreme power or Shakti. In the context of village life, one of the most ...
• Ligand assisted electrochemical process switching 

  MUSKAN (2026-01)

  Electrochemical processes at the electrode–electrolyte interface are broadly divided into charge-transfer and charge-storage phenomena. Charge-transfer reactions, controlled by electrocatalysts, constitute the core of ...
• Architectural Heritage as Filming Location: Assessing the Impact on Conservation, Management, and Interpretation with the Select Cases from Rajasthan, India 

  LAKRAS, TEJASHREE (2026-04)

  The phenomenon of using architectural heritage as a filming location attracts multiple effects, including site recognition, financial impact, and film-induced tourism, among others. The theorisation of this phenomenon is ...
• Synthesis, Characterisation, and Application of the Isoelectronic Heavier Main Group Compounds: Germylene, Stannylene, Bismuth Cation 

  CHIBDE, PURVA (2026-04)

  Carbenes, especially N-heterocyclic carbenes (NHCs), are well-recognised as strong σ-donor ligands for both transition metals and main-group elements. These donor ligands have significantly advanced and transformed the ...
• Adhesion-dependent and Mechanosensitive regulation of Golgi organization and function in breast cancer cells 

  SAHA, ARNAV (2026-04)

  Cell-matrix adhesion is fundamental to cell survival, signalling, and mechanosensing, and its dysregulation is a hallmark of cancer progression. In breast cancer, progressive extracellular matrix stiffening profoundly ...
• VAPB mediated Lipid Dysregulation and its role in the pathogenesis of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis 

  GARG, LOVLEEN KUMAR (2026-04)

  Lipids are the integral component of membranes and serve key biological functions. The endoplasmic reticulum (ER) acts as a hub for lipid synthesis and transport. VAMP Associated Protein B (VAPB/VAP) is an ER-based, ...
• Microtubule-associated motor proteins in adhesion-dependent regulation of Golgi organization, microtubule network, and cellular function 

  CHAKRABORTY, ANTARA (2025-12)

  Cell-matrix adhesion plays a vital role in maintaining the juxtanuclear ribbon organization of the Golgi apparatus along microtubules (MTs); however, how adhesion-dependent signalling is coupled to motor-driven Golgi ...

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