Ongoing Ph.D. Students

1. Neha Srivastav  (Co-supervisor: Dr. B. K. Chudasama)

     Worked on -Thermo-chemotherapeutic effects of magnetic nanoparticles on cancer cells.

 2. Pratima Roy: (Co-supervisor: Dr. Siddharth Sharma)                                                        

       Working on: Identification of nsSNPs in Interleukin-4 gene and their association with                                               Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 

3.  Diksha Sharma

Working on: Computational design of Orthohantavirus immunogenic peptides and in vitro                                     validation

4. Garima Goyal: 

​Working on: In silico identification of immunogenic multi-epitopes peptides against                                                  Orthohantavirus  glycoprotein and their validation
5. Ishita Arora

Working on: In silico identification of conserved immunogenic peptides containing multiple epitopes against Bluetongue virus structural protein and their experimental validation (IRB Yet to be done)

6. Sneha Singh: IRB yet to be done

PhD Completed

1. Neha Lohia 

Worked on- Immunogenic peptide identification in H1N1 virus as target for vaccine design 

2. Sahil Jain   

Worked on - Identification of peptides containing epitopes of Ebola virus eliciting immune

                             response.

3. Sidhartha Singh: (Co-supervisor: Dr. Siddharth Sharma)

Worked on: Single Nucleotide Polymorphism in Mis-Match Repair pathway genes, and its                                       computational analysis in Lung Cancer patients4. 

4. Yogita Gupta       (Co-supervisor: Dr. B. K. Chudasama)

      Worked on - Designing a synthetic peptide-nanoparticle conjugate as a vaccine candidate

                             against Zika virus. 

5. Ajay  Chalotra: (Co-supervisor: Dr. Dwarikanath Ratha & Dr. Richa Babbar)

      Worked on: Study on transport mechanism of biological contaminants through subsurface                                   media 

6.Neha Kaushal

​     Worked on- Conserved peptide containing HLA restricted  epitopes as vaccine candidate                                        against Crimean-congo haemorrhagic fever 4.  

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Master Thesis Completed: 37