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High Temperature CO₂ Capture using Novel Fly-ash infused CaO-MgO Sorbents in Pre & Post Combustion Processes: Kinetics, Thermodynamics and Breakthrough Studies

Growing concern over climate change has revived interest on devising mitigation techniques for CO₂. Existing techniques primarily include cryogenic distillation, adsorption, scrubbing, absorption, and membrane separation which incur huge energy pen

Section: Engineering Sciences (Research Project)

Two-Dimensional Alkaline-Earth Metal Oxide Monolayers for Gas Sensing Applications

Industrialization has led to a significant increase in toxic gases, which pose significant health and atmospheric issues. Despite efforts to improve air cleaning technologies, air pollution remains a significant concern, and climate change is a major

Section: Physical Sciences (Research Project)

Investigations of Flow and Bed Morphology in Steep Mountain Streams

Rivers are complex systems influenced by climate change and human activities, with flash floods in Himalayan rivers being a significant issue. Researchers must address these challenges to reduce human loss and protect the environment. Alluvial system

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)

High-Latitude Paleoceanography in a Warm Climate: Multi-Proxy Microfossil Records of Early Pliocene from the Pacific Sector of the Southern Ocean

The Antarctic Circumpolar Current (ACC) is an important component of the Southern Ocean, the planet’s strongest and only circumpolar current, linking the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian Oceans. The ACC and its associated wind systems play a vital rol

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)

Detection of Crop Responses to Elevated CO₂ and Temperature, Drought, Light and Submegence Stress Using Close-Range Hyperspectral, Thermal Imaginf in an Advanced Physiological Tools

India's Northeastern Region (NER) is highly susceptible to climate change due to its geo-ecological fragility and strategic location in the eastern Himalayan region. Droughts and floods are adverse climatic conditions arising from deficit and excess

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)

Single step’ Conversion of CO₂ from Thermal Power Plant Exhaust to Dimethyl Ether

The single step conversion of CO₂ from coal power plant flue gas to dimethyl ether (DME) is a significant technology in the power-to-liquids context. DME is considered the cleanest substitute for diesel due to its high cetane number and is a promis

Section: Chemical Sciences (Research Project)

Harnessing calcicole diversity for the management of degraded lands

Land degradation, particularly in mining activities, poses a significant threat to global food security. The Global Land Outlook 2 from the UNCCD indicates that 20-40% of the global land area is degraded or degrading, with heavy metal concentrations,

Section: Life Sciences & Biotechnology (Research Project)

Real-time Disease Diagnostics of Rubber plant by Chemi-resistive Profiling of Leaf Volatiles

Tripura, India's largest natural rubber producer, is facing challenges due to climate change and global warming, resulting in a reduction in latex yield. One of the major threats is leaf disease caused by Colletotrichum gloeosporioides, which release

Section: Engineering Sciences (Research Project)

Climate variability and human influence on depth-dependent groundwater recharge in semi-arid western parts of West Bengal using chemical, physical, and AI-based modeling

Global Groundwater depletion significantly affects the water availability for food production and domestic needs. Rapid agricultural expansion and unplanned urbanization have further aggravated this problem. India's water availability per capita is p

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)

Deciphering master regulator(s) governing tolerance to multiple abiotic stresses in rice

Rice cultivation faces significant challenges due to multiple abiotic stresses, which can occur simultaneously or one after another during different stages of crop growth. Climate change increases the incidence of multiple abiotic stresses during a s

Section: Agricultural Sciences (Research Project)

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High Temperature CO₂ Capture using Novel Fly-ash infused CaO-MgO Sorbents in Pre & Post Combustion Processes: Kinetics, Thermodynamics and Breakthrough Studies

Two-Dimensional Alkaline-Earth Metal Oxide Monolayers for Gas Sensing Applications

Investigations of Flow and Bed Morphology in Steep Mountain Streams

High-Latitude Paleoceanography in a Warm Climate: Multi-Proxy Microfossil Records of Early Pliocene from the Pacific Sector of the Southern Ocean

Detection of Crop Responses to Elevated CO₂ and Temperature, Drought, Light and Submegence Stress Using Close-Range Hyperspectral, Thermal Imaginf in an Advanced Physiological Tools

Single step’ Conversion of CO₂ from Thermal Power Plant Exhaust to Dimethyl Ether

Harnessing calcicole diversity for the management of degraded lands

Real-time Disease Diagnostics of Rubber plant by Chemi-resistive Profiling of Leaf Volatiles

Climate variability and human influence on depth-dependent groundwater recharge in semi-arid western parts of West Bengal using chemical, physical, and AI-based modeling

Deciphering master regulator(s) governing tolerance to multiple abiotic stresses in rice

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