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Understanding the Regulatory Role of Serine/Threonine Protein Kinases for Enhancing Abiotic Stress Tolerance in Chickpea

Chickpea (Cicer arietinum), is a key legume crop that provides a vital source of protein, fiber, vitamins and micronutrients for millions of people, particularly in India, Sub-Saharan Africa, and other semi-arid regions (Wood & Grusak, 2007). As a ma

Section: Life Sciences & Biotechnology (Research Project)

Evolutionary and ecological drivers in structuring genes and communities of mayflies (Insecta: Ephemeroptera) in “sky islands” of the southern Western Ghats, a tropical biodiversity hotspot – implications for conservation

Evolutionary and ecological drivers in structuring genes and communities of mayflies (Ephemeroptera) in “Sky islands” of the southern Western Ghats, a tropical biodiversity hotspot will be identified and their implications for conservation will b

Section: Life Sciences & Biotechnology (Research Project)

Design and development of crop residue-based roof insulation with Phase Change Materials for livestock rearing shelters: An environment-friendly business model for doubling farmer women’s income in Arid and Semi-Arid zones

Livestock is one of the major sources of revenue generation for farmers in general and farmer women in particular. The revenue is generated from various yields of livestock such as milk, meat and dung. It is obvious that the increase in these yields

Section: Agricultural Sciences (Research Project)

Investigation on Functional Traits of Sand Dune Plant Community: a Nutrient Poor Ecosystem

Coastal sand dune (CSD) ecosystem is unique and it is a transitional zone lies between sea and land. CSDs provide provisioning (material or energy outputs from ecosystem), protection (protecting coast from storm surges, C sequestration), cultural (ha

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

The role of extreme weather events and patterns in shaping vadose zone hydrology in snow dominated catchments"

With the rise in temperature and a shift from snow to rain precipitation, the subsurface may become a critical water storage location for plants during periods of seasonal dryness and recharge processes. Hence, more accurate estimations of subsurface

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

The role of extreme weather events and patterns in shaping vadose zone hydrology in snow dominated catchments"

With the rise in temperature and a shift from snow to rain precipitation, the subsurface may become a critical water storage location for plants during periods of seasonal dryness and recharge processes. Hence, more accurate estimations of subsurface

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

Use of sludge, crop waste and residue to convert as a nutrient and C source for soil health restoration and grain quality with low-cost biochar and mycorrhiza under changing climate

This project focuses on converting crop waste/leftover and sludge into nutrient resources for soil carbon stabilization and grain quality, with the aim of improving soil, human, and environmental security through "Low-Cost Biochar" (Patent Filled by

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

A Proxy and Modeling Approach to Understanding Indian Summer Monsoon Precipitation Variability, Abrupt shifts, and Tracking its Water Vapor Sources

This project will investigate the long-term variability and abrupt shifts of the Indian Summer Monsoon (ISM) using proxy records of water isotopes and climate model simulations. We will also study changes in monsoon water vapor sources under climate

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

Unveiling the microbial dynamics of nutrient cycling in the Chorabari glacier forefield

Under the present scenario of global warming, it is expected that a large amount of area will be deglaciated in the coming decade. Therefore, studying the forefield of retreating glacier will provide an insight of the probable process of microbial co

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

Unveiling the microbial dynamics of nutrient cycling in the Chorabari glacier forefield

Under the present scenario of global warming, it is expected that a large amount of area will be deglaciated in the coming decade. Therefore, studying the forefield of retreating glacier will provide an insight of the probable process of microbial co

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

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