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Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research - An Autonomous Institution
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Alumni : EOBU

Alumni Name Name of research supervisor(s) Programme Thesis Title Degree awarded year
Abhilash Lakshman Sheeba Vasu M.S. in Biological Science Probing the Circadian Clocks of Fruit Fly Drosophila melanogaster Populations Selected for Morning and Evening Adult Emergence.
Manan Gupta T N C Vidya, Amitabh Joshi M.S. in Biological Science A Simulation Study of Bias in Two Standard Mark-Recapture Estimators when Used on Populations with Differing Social Structures under Different Trapping Scenarios
Priya M P Sheeba Vasu Ph.D. A Comparative Study of Circadian Behaviours and the Underlying Neuronal Correlates of Five Drosophilid Species
Payel Ganguly Sheeba Vasu M.S. in Biological Science Effects of Temporally Controlled Huntingtin Expression and Autophagy Upregulation in Drosphila melanogaster
Antara Das Sheeba Vasu Ph.D. The Role of Temperature Sensitive Ion Channel dTRPA1 in Modulating Rhythmic Activity/Rest Behaviour in Drosophila melanogaster
Ms. K Ratna M.S. in Biological Science A Study on the Stability of Circadian Clocks in Drosophila melanogaster Populations Selected for Early and Late Emergence
Mr Nikhil K L Ph.D. Behaviour, Molecular and Life-history Trait Analyses of Drosophila melanogaster Populations Exhibiting Early and Late Emergence Chronotypes
Ms Shambhvi Chidambaram M.S. in Biological Science Neurogenetic Studies of the Egg-Laying Rhythm of Drosophila melanogaster
Mr Srikant Venkitachalam Amitabh Joshi M.S. in Biological Science ‘An Individual-Based Model for Simulating the Ecological and Evolutionary Dynamics of Drosophila Cultures Under Different Scenarios of Larval Crowding’
Mr Goirik Gupta M.S. in Biological Science ‘Characterizing activity-rest rhythms of three related ant species, and examining the effect of social interaction on sleep in Drosophila melanogaster’