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Modelling spatial extremes using Max-Stable Processes across India

In recent decades, climate change has become substantial & astonishing phenomenon affecting life & natural resources. Due to changing climate extreme events (EE) that have witnessed low probability in past are becoming more likely (IPCC 2021). Extrem

Section: Engineering Sciences (Research Project)
Precise engineering of aerosols in controlled environment to investigate their variations with meteorological parameters and dynamic journey in the atmosphere

The atmosphere is composed of more than just the air we breathe; it is a dynamic mixture of billions of tiny particles known as aerosols. These minute particles that are floating freely in the air, ranging from dust and pollen to pollutants and sea s

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)
Ontogenic Development of Digestive Functions in Two Air Breathing Fish Species and Their Response to different conditions

Larval period of fish is the most vulnerable period and mass mortality is a common phenomenon. During this phase, the fish tries to synchronise and adapt its developing digestive physiology to the different types of feeds. Therefore, knowledge of the

Section: Life Sciences & Biotechnology (Research Project)
Variation in sensitivity of grassland structure and function to drought and nutrient addition across aridity gradient

Tropical grassy biomes (TGB) host a rich diversity of flora and fauna including several endemic species, store 10-30% of the world’s soil carbon, contribute to 30% of the global net primary production and support one-fifth of the human population.

Section: Life Sciences & Biotechnology (Research Project)
Estimation of Above Ground Biomass Using Multi-frequency Sar Polarimetric Techniques in a Tropical Forest Ecosystem in the Western Ghats

Forest aboveground biomass (AGB) plays an important role in the study of the carbon cycle and climate change in the global terrestrial ecosystem and it’s estimation using remote sensing is an effective method for regional scale assessments. Tropica

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)
Development of a Solar Tree-Based Agro-PV System with AI Optimization to Improve Performance, Reliability, and Crop Yield for Sustainable Energy and Agriculture

Climate change is causing severe environmental problems, so conventional energy sources must be urgently replaced with renewable sources. Solar photovoltaic (PV) systems are at the forefront of this transition, which provides a sustainable solution.

Section: Engineering Sciences (Research Project)
Optimised Foundation Design for Offshore Structures in Carbonate Sediments

India, with its extensive 7600 km coastline, has immense potential for harnessing offshore wind energy. The Indian government has set an ambitious target to achieve 30 GW of offshore wind energy capacity by 2030. This goal is pivotal for diversifying

Section: Engineering Sciences (Research Project)
Autonomous Wireless Sensor Network for Real-time Water Quality Monitoring

A scalable wireless sensor network for continuous real-time water quality monitoring is envisaged. An ever-increasing population and associated farming/industrial activities critically rely on the continuous availability of freshwater. This has put e

Section: Engineering Sciences (Research Project)
Prime-editing mediated modulation of brassinosteroid biosynthesis to enhance thermotolerance in rice

Global warming is a serious threat to global food security, and temperatures around the globe are expected to rise in the coming years. As per the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC, 2022), the global surface temperature may increase by

Section: Life Sciences & Biotechnology (Research Project)
Estimation, Documentation and In-situ Conservation of Secondary Fungal Diversity (lichenicolous and Black Meristematic Fungi) Associated With One of the Least Explored Ecological Niche (i.e. Lichens) from Cold Deserts of Uttarakhand

Cold Deserts of India (ca. 98,980 sq km1) are classified into two physiographic classes: Trans-Himalaya, and Inner Dry Valleys, within which Cold Desert of Uttarakhand (ca. 1500 km2) falls in Inner Dry Valleys. It is distinguished by limited trophic

Section: Life Sciences & Biotechnology (Research Project)
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