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PhD THESES: Recent submissions
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(Dept. of Earth and Climate Science, 2021-10)Kinematics and dynamics of the evolution of continental collisions and mountain building processes have been a primary area of research to understand the deformation mechanism of continental interiors. The Himalaya-Tibet-Pamir ...
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(Dept. of Chemistry, 2022-02)Multifunctional materials displaying ferroelectric properties are highly desirable for high-technique applications in the areas of energy and electronics. Conventionally, inorganic ceramic oxides are employed as commercial ...
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(Dept. of Biology, 2018-05)The nucleolus is a nuclear sub-organelle that lacks a membrane. It is the site of ribosome biogenesis within the nucleus bearing RNA Polymerase I and associated transcription factors. In addition to its role in ribosome ...
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(Dept. of Chemistry, 2022-02)Two-dimensional (2D) layered hybrid perovskites of the type A2PbX4 (X = Cl, Br, I; A = organic ammonium cation) have attracted research interest due to their potential in optoelectronic applications. These materials ...
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(Dept. of Biology, 2021-12)Feeding, one of the innate, survival-oriented behaviours, is intricately controlled by conserved neural mechanisms within vertebrates. The feeding behaviour is composed of two alternating states-hunger and satiety, which ...
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(Dept. of Mathematics, 2021-10)The major theme of this thesis is the study of multiplicity results for fractional elliptic equations and the system of equations. The thesis is mainly divided into three parts. In the first part, the existence and ...
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(Dept. of Biology, 2021-08)The Hox genes are a family of transcription factors which regulate animal development along the anterior-posterior axis. While Hox genes are highly conserved both at genetic and biochemical levels across diverse animal ...
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(Dept. of Chemistry, 2021-12)Intermolecular interactions are the forces between molecules that define the physical states of matter. Molecules attract at long distances, which is why solids and liquids exist and repel each other at small separations, ...
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(Dept. of Physics, 2022-01)Interaction of light with metal nanoparticles creates large electric field intensity in a small region because of surface plasmons. This interaction also leads to the heating of metal particles because of Joule heating ...
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(Dept. of Chemistry, 2021-10)Anisotropic gold nanocrystals (Au NCs) have attracted a great deal of attention from the scientific community in recent years. One of the main reasons behind this intense interest stems from the shape dependent surface ...
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(Dept. of Chemistry, 2021-06)Two-dimensional semiconductors, owing to their large active surface area and extraordinary electronic properties, are promising candidates for catalysis in clean energy applications. In this context, we investigate the ...
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(Dept. of Chemistry, 2021-12)Conventional chemotherapeutic clinical drugs are predominantly small molecules and they have many limitations such as poor biodistribution, lacking target specificity, short half-life and consequential side effects like ...
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(Dept. of Chemistry, 2021-08)Understanding mechanical properties of biological elements such as cells, proteins, and deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is very important in order to understand their function. Various techniques such as nanoindentation, Optical ...
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(Dept. of Biology, 2021-10)Altered insulin-glucose relationship is the focus of type 2 diabetes pathophysiology and treatment. Despite decades of research on the cause and mechanisms of the disorder, there are many inconsistencies and gaps in the ...
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(Dept. of Chemistry, 2021-12)Carbohydrates play a pivotal role in the maintenance of the structure and function of cells, and their importance is particularly evident during the course of cell development and differentiation. Nevertheless, ...
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(Dept. of Physics, 2021-09)In this thesis we use the asymptotic symmetries of 3D (super)gravity theories to explore the dual theories. Using the Chern-Simons formulation of (2+1)D gravity we have constructed a two dimensional theory dual to 3D ...
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(Dept. of Chemistry, 2021-12)Environmental pollution has become a genuine concern worldwide posing direct threat to all living systems. Amongst various types of environmental pollutions, air pollution and water pollution are the most important ...
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(Dept. of Biology, 2021-06)To invoke a robust immune response, the host must recognise the invading pathogen and produce a battery of nullifying agents to neutralize the infection. One key feature for a successful host-defence is to find the right ...
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(Dept. of Biology, 2021-12)Membrane remodelling is coupled to cytoskeletal dynamics in cell migration and cleavage furrow formation during cytokinesis. Metazoan embryogenesis serves as an interesting context to study the function of membrane remodelling ...
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(Dept. of Physics, 2021-09)The field of ultracold Rydberg atoms has made enormous progress in recent years and emerges at the forefront to probe quantum properties of matter. Individually controlled Rydberg atoms prove to be a versatile platform ...
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