• Exploration of gate-all-around MOSFETs for digital, RF, and neuromorphic applications 

  Goel, A. (2025-05-09)

  The dimensional and functional scaling of MOSFET dimensions has been a key enabler of advancements in the semiconductor industry, enhancing both performance and integration density. As MOSFET scaling approaches its ...
• Removal of industrial dye and pharmaceutical contaminants using platinum nanoparticle-decorated rough particles: A comparative study of interfacial and bulk decontamination approaches 

  Khan, F. (2024-10-03)

  Active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) and formulation industries pose significant risks to aquatic ecosystems and human health upon entering lakes and rivers. These contaminants arise from various phases of pharmaceutical ...
• Seismic response assessment of ductile and non-ductile reinforced concrete columns affected by corrosion and axial load variations 

  Amini, S. N. (2024-12-25)

  This research delves into the combined impacts of reinforcement corrosion and axial compression ratio (ACR) on the seismic performance of large-scale ductile and non-ductile reinforced concrete (RC) columns. The study ...
• The phonetics and phonology of word stress and tone in the Dharamshala variety of Tibetan 

  Sarkar, S. (2024-12-30)

  This study focuses on the word stress and tone patterns of the Dharamshala Tibetan (DT), a variety of Tibetan spoken by the Tibetans in exile community in Dharamshala, India. Tone and stress have been studies from the ...
• Growing up black: Representation of childhood in the works of contemporary African American women writers 

  R Sanra (2024-11-01)

  This thesis argues that the dynamic terrain of contemporary Black childhood sits at the intersection of precarity, trauma, and resilience. To demonstrate the argument, the study analyzes the representation of childhood in ...
• Phonological adaptation of perso-arabic origin words in mappila malayalam 

  P P Raza, Thamanna (2024-05-11)

  This thesis investigates the phonological adaptation of PAO words in Mappila Malayalam through the lens of Optimality Theory. Mappila Malayalam, a dialect of Malayalam, the south Dravidian language, demonstrates significant ...
• Investigation on cold spray based additive manufacturing of IN 718 superalloy 

  Singh, P. (2024-11)

  Cold spray is a cutting-edge additive manufacturing and coating technique that employs high-speed gas to propel powdered particles toward a substrate at low temperatures. Unlike conventional thermal spray methods, this ...
• Physico-chemical and toxicological characterization of regulated and unregulated emissions of diesel and advanced dual-fuel engines 

  Yadav, N. K. (2024-07)

  At present, the transportation sector predominantly utilizes conventional engines fueled by petroleum-based fossil fuels. However, with concerns over decreasing fossil fuel reserves, stringent emission norms, energy security, ...
• Enhancing performance of intelligent IoT applications in edge-cloud continuum 

  Kaushal, A. K. (2024-09-10)

  The rapid expansion of the Internet of Things (IoT) has resulted in a paradigm shift of computing from centralised cloud to edge environments, where data processing is performed closer to the source. However, the deployment ...
• Investigating the potential of therapeutic candidates and their mechanism of action against lung and breast cancer 

  Bhavya, K. (2024-12-19)

  Solid tumors are a major global public health challenge, characterized by limited treatment options, poor prognosis, and high mortality rates. According to WHO GLOBOCAN 2022 data, lung cancer has an incidence of 12.4% ...
• Meaningful engagement with appropriate technology (meat): A study on unravelling the dynamics of human-technology relations 

  Kour, R. (2024-12)

  The proposed study seeks to revisit the significance of meaningful engagement with artifacts by critiquing postphenomenology in the philosophy of technology. Postphenomenological thinkers like Don Ihde and Peter-Paul Verbeek ...
• Assessment and control of voltage in active distribution networks 

  Kumar, D. (2024-08)

  As the economy grows, power demand increases accordingly. However, meeting this demand through traditional generation methods is becoming increasingly impractical due to high capital costs, significant transmission ...
• Self-assembled, peptide-based scaffolds for wound-healing and bone regeneration 

  Chawla, V. (2024-12-19)

  Molecular self-assembly is a process of bottom-up development in which molecular building blocks interact at the nanoscale level upwards via non-covalent interactions to allow ordering into highly organized supramolecular ...
• Cyber attack resilient monitoring and control framework from transmission to active distribution power networks 

  De, S. (2024-12-17)

  In today’s world, our power grids are becoming smarter, due to the rapid and wide spread integration of digital sensors, computers, Internet and Communication Technologies (ICTs) etc. The remarkable advancements of such ...
• Application of ozone nanobubbles in wastewater treatment 

  Koundle, P. (2024-12-12)

  Ozone nanobubbles, in recent times, seems to have wide range of applications in wastewater treatment. Several unique characteristics of nanobubbles such as high stability, increased mass transfer rates etc. make them ...
• Analysis and control of electromechanical oscillations in renewable-integrated power systems 

  Balakrushna, S. (2024-06)

  In response to global climate change, there has been a significant shift in energy generation towards sustainable, renewable energy sources, with an increasing focus on wind and solar-based renewable sources. Continued ...
• Design and development of metal oxide-based nanocomposites for renewable synthesis of chemicals and fuels 

  More, G. S. (2024-10-03)

  The population and industrial demands rise, and global energy consumption intensifies the environmental strain. Finite resources of fossil fuels predominantly meet the world's need for commodity chemicals, medications, and ...
• Design of functionalized covalent-organic framework materials for utilization of carbon dioxide 

  Singh, G. (2024-10-23)

  The rising carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrations in the atmosphere contribute to various environmental issues, including extreme weather, climate change, and global warming. As a result, it is essential to control growing ...
• Polymeric biomaterials for regeneration applications 

  Deepa (2024-10-21)

  One of the biggest threats to human health is the loss of tissues and organs. Every year, injuries and trauma result in the suffering and deaths of millions of people. According to the WHO, injuries and trauma claim the ...
• Grid power quality improvement and active power injection methods through solar interface active filters in presence of nonlinear loads 

  Pundru, M. R. (2024-10-11)

  This work proposes an efficient integration method of solar energy with industrial nonlinear loads, accounting for dynamic variations in solar power and load harmonic profiles. The involved dynamics necessitate that the ...

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