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PhD THESES: Recent submissions
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(2024-07)The impacts of ocean warming are increasingly noticeable in the Arctic, such as the retreat of ice sheets and the accelerated melting of glaciers. The marine sediments in the Fram Strait gateway, connecting the Arctic and ...
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(2024-06)Plants often fend off insect herbivores using induced chemical defenses. Several small RNAs, including microRNAs (miRNAs), are also induced in plants after herbivory. Since the herbivore ingests the small RNAs induced in ...
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(2024-05)The pitfall of the existing energy grid system such as global warming, depletion of fossil fuel resources, and paramount pollution mandate the focus on renewable, and sustainable energy resources. The hydrogen economy is ...
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(2024-05)Metalloproteins, a fascinating class of biomolecules, incorporate metal ions into their structures to perform critical functions such as catalyzing reactions, transferring electrons, and transporting oxygen. Inspired by ...
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(2024-05)The thesis is entitled as “Synthesis, Structural Characterization and Tuning Electronic Properties in Planar and Large Porphyrinoids”. These larger porphyrinoids have a greater number of heterocyclic units and the meso ...
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(2024-05)Characterization and control in quantum dynamics are paramount for the emerging field of quantum technologies. In the realm of quantum mechanics, the Schrödinger equation or Von-Neumann equation governs quantum evolution. ...
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(2024-05)Diverse organ shapes and sizes arise from the complex interplay between cellular properties, mechanical forces, and gene regulation. Drosophila wing- a flat structure and the globular haltere are two homologous flight ...
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(2024-05)Molecular recognition refers to the specific non-covalent interactions at the molecular level. These interactions include hydrogen bonding, van der Waals forces, hydrophobic interactions, electrostatic forces, etc. They ...
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(2024-05)This research considers the built environment primarily as material culture and situates it within the larger landscape of the Lonar tīrtha (literally, a point of crossing over, but commonly understood as a place of ...
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(2024-05)The importance of non-covalent interactions (NCIs) can be envisaged by the existence of water in the liquid state through hydrogen bonding. One of the NCIs named n→π* interaction is analogous to the hydrogen bonding in ...
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(2024-05)Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the second highest cause for cancer-driven mortality worldwide, justifying the continued extensive research to delineate the tumorigenic mechanisms and new therapeutic regimes. The aberrant ...
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(2024-05)The Direct Current (DC) resistivity method is a classical geophysical method to obtain subsurface geoelectrical images. This technique is utilized in groundwater, mineral mapping, subsurface pollution monitoring, saltwater ...
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(2024-05)Enzymatic functionalization of nucleic acids with biophysical tools and probes is used in many biotechnological applications as well as in fundamental research of nucleic acid structure and function. This process mainly ...
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(2024-05)Proxy-based paleoclimate reconstructions provide climate data extending back to thousands to millions of years. These reconstructions not only contribute to our understanding of the past climate but also play a crucial ...
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(2024-05)Hydrogen bonding has been an important non-covalent interaction since its discovery in 1920 because of its inevitable role in the structures and functions of materials and biomolecules. This non-covalent interaction is ...
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(2024-04)Designing protein secondary structure mimetics using non-natural amino acids has significant importance in understanding protein folding, as well as from the perspective of medicinal chemistry. Various backbone-modified ...
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(2024-04)The global energy crisis due to the extensive use of fossil fuels has already become a ubiquitous problem, making the domain of renewable energy conversion a hot research topic for the global scientific community. ...
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(2024-04)Wnt/β-catenin signaling is a highly conserved pathway found in various multicellular organisms. It plays a crucial role in a myriad of cellular processes necessary for both development and homeostasis during adulthood. ...
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(2024-04)Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a prominent greenhouse gas responsible for global warming, primarily driven by human activities such as deforestation and the combustion of fossil fuels. Natural processes, including respiration and ...
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(2024-04)The chemistry of heavier group 14 elements in their low oxidation state has gained much attention over the last decades. The higher congeners of group 14 known as tetrylenes are very much known for their amphiphilic nature ...
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