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Homeostasis of cyclic-di-AMP in Mycobacterium smegmatis: Functional and structural contributions of c-di-AMP synthase (MsDisA) and hydrolase (MsPDE)
In bacteria, cyclic-di-nucleotide based second messengers regulate various physiological processes including the stress response. For the past decades, cyclic diadenosine monophosphate (c-di-AMP) has emerged as a crucial ... -
Transcription termination in Mycobacteria
Transcription termination is one of the key events of gene expression that decides the boundary of the gene. Termination either before the stop codon or transcriptional read-through into the downstream gene both have ... -
Opportunistic Beamforming and Asymptotic Throughput Analysis of Hybrid Analog-Digital mmWave Multi-User MIMO Systems
In this thesis, we address the problem of large training/feedback overhead and the requirement of computationally intensive algorithms to determine the phase angles of the analog precoder for downlink data transmission ... -
Extraction of Equivalent Uniaxial Plastic and Viscoplastic Behavior from Bending Using a Mechanistic Approach
The present work is aimed at the extraction of material’s yield and creep parameters using cantilevers by conducting constant deflection rate and constant load tests respectively. Under the assumption of Euler-Bernoulli’s ... -
Modelling spatial and non-spatial conflicts across multiple design domains
This thesis aims to detect spatial and non-spatial conflicts in product design arising out of requirements in different design domains. Handling such conflicts requires modelling the non-geometric knowledge outside the ... -
Efficient Resource Allocation for Underlay Device-to-device Communication Networks with Limited Channel State Information
Device-to-device (D2D) communication is finding applications in future wireless networks such as vehicular networks and internet-of-things. It offloads traffic from the base station (BS), improves energy efficiency, and ... -
An Evaluation of Basic Protection Mechanisms in Financial Apps on Mobile Devices
This thesis concerns the robustness of security checks in financial mobile applications (or simply financial apps). The best practices recommended by OWASP for developing such apps demand that developers include several ... -
Multi-linear Disassembly Path Determination: A Geometric Approach
This thesis presents a geometric approach for determining the orientation-preserving disassembly paths of polyhedral assembly components. Exact disassembly path determination of the components is essential because the ... -
Physics-based Approach For Efficient & Reliable Enhancement-mode AlGaN/GaN High Electron Mobility Transistor (HEMT) Technology
Power semiconductor devices have been the key to growth of power electronics market, and cover application areas ranging from mobile stations (commercial) to missile seekers (military). Continuously increasing demand for ... -
Posturing for Autonomous Digital Human Model
Digital Human Models (DHMs) are representations of humans in virtual environments that have applications in diverse disciplines. In the context of engineering design, DHMs are used to assess if a proposed design satisfies ...
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