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Research and Innovation:
Funded Projects

Encouraging innovation, laying the groundwork for future industries by bridging the gap between basic & applied research.

Research Projects Founded at BITS

We believe in innovation through research. BITS research enterprise encourages collaborations that make innovations and research advances possible. By bridging basic and applied research, we’re helping create new areas of research and building the foundations for industries of the future.

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Understanding emulsion kinetics of surfactants

Assessment of mixed-matrix membrane system for CO2 separation for upgradation of Biogas to Bio-compressed Natural Gas (Bio-CNG)

Hybrid Gas Sensors Based on p-Type/n-Type Conducting Polymers

An in-silico and in-vitro characterization of binding affinity and internalization potential of Indian SARS-CoV-2 spike protein variants with hACE-2 and identification of potential small molecules hindering the interaction

Anti-sense, Sense and Epigenetics in Severe Malaria

High altitude-hypoxia mediates thrombosis in soldiers; modulation of autophagy as a strategy to co mbat high altitude-hypoxia induced thrombosis

Targeting Cromatin modifiers- Jumonji Histone Demethylases in tumor cells surviving acute drug stress : an in vitro and in vivo study

Analyzing the crosstalk between autophagy, cytosketal and mitochondrial dynamicity regulating epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT) in human glioblastoma cells

To study and gain mechanistic insights into the regulation of salmonella pathogenisis by endogenous CRISPER- Cas system

Development of sensors for blast and blight diseases and stomatal activity measurement in rice

repurposing of CNS accumulating drugs as autophagy modulators for potential treatment against glioblastoma: as in-silico, in-vitro and in-vivo study

In silico genome wide prediction of human gut microbiota derived microRNA and exploring their association with altered gene expression in host cells during cancer and cardiovascular diseases