• Screening Potential and Bound State Properties in Strongly Coupled Quark Gluon Plasma 

  Rethika, K T (Department of Physics, University of Calicut., 2021)

• Structure study of exotic nuclei using cluster models 

  Deepthy Maria Joseph (Department of Physics University of Calicut, 2017)

• Studies on propagation and interaction of multi-solitons in inhomogeneous optical systems 

  Musammil, N M (Department of Physics University of Calicut, 2018)

• Growth and physical property studies of some biologically important crystals 

  Jumanath, E C (Department of Physics, University of Calicut., 2019)

• Studies on graphene-perovskite LaFeO3 interface 

  Vidyarajan, N (Department of Physics University of Calicut, 2018)

• Studies on dose delivery errors and quality assurance methods using Volumetric Modulated high energy X-rays from Linear Accelerator 

  Noufal M P (Department of Physics, Farook College, 2018)

• Studies on energy feedback and collective dynamics of hindmarsh- rose neuron model with electrical, chemical and field couplings 

  Usha, K (Department of Physics University of Calicut, 2018)

• Studies on galaxy evolution : morphology- population connection 

  Aswathy, S (Department of Physics University of Calicut, 2018)

• Morphological Analysis of Galaxies 

  Dhanya, Joseph (Department of Physics University of Calicut, 2016)

• The search for the electric dipole moment of the electron (eEDM) in mercury halides using the relativistic coupled cluster theory 

  Srinivasa Prasannaa V (Department of Physics, University of Calicut, Kerala., 2017)

• Optical, Electrical and Morphological Studies of Conducting Ion Doped Metal Oxide Thin Films 

  Jaya T. P (Department of Physics University of Calicut, 2017)

• Effect of Radiation on Electronic Devices 

  Aslam.P, Mohamed (Department of Physics University of Calicut, 2017)

• Pattern formation: a critical study of liesegang and helical patterns in reaction diffusion systems 

  Shibi Thomas (Department of Physics, University of Calicut, 2016)

• Surface passivation effects on metaloxide nanocomposites 

  Shijina K (Department of Physics, University of Calicut., 2016)

• General physical characteristics of γ-ray emitting beamed AGNs in fermi era 

  Vaidehi Sharan Paliya (2016)

  The research work presented in this thesis is aimed to provide a detailed understanding of the radiative processes powering the jets of the blazars, a class of AGNs with jet pointed towards the line of sight to the observer. ...

• Studies on the eigenmodes of self-defocusing nonlinear optical systems with PT-symmetric super-Gaussian and k -wavenumber Scarf II potentials. 

  A.R., Thasneem (Department of Physics, Farook College., 24-06-05)

  The interaction of the high-intense beam with parity-time (PT) symmetric single and coupled nonlinear optical media, modelled by modi ed nonlinear Schrodinger equation, generates families of localised waves called optical ...

• Physical and dynamical characteristics of extreme Climate events and their future projections using coupled models over South Asian regions. 

  V. H., Jamshadali (Research and Post Graduate Department in Physics,Sree Krishna College, Guruvayur, 2024-06-07)

  This thesis explores the characteristics of the SASM rainfall and its extremes in prominent regions selected based on spatiotemporal features. The study analyzes the spatiotemporal variability and related characteristics ...

• Multifaceted Approach in the Photonic and Biological Applications of CdS and Ag Nanoparticles Engineered on DNA and Schiff Base Templates. 

  V.N., Reena (Research and Post Graduate Department of Physics Government College Madappally, Vadakara, 2024-06-15)

  Bionanophotonics, a fusion of biology, nanotechnology, and Photonics, fosters the development of devices and tools with dimensions on the nanoscale, facilitating interactions at the level of biomolecular and cellular ...

• Correlated studies of spectral and timing aspects of x-ray binaries 

  Blessy Elizabeth Baby (Department of Physics, University of Calicut, 2024)

  X-ray Binaries (XRBs) are a class of binaries which emit in X-rays. They consist of a compact object, which could be a White Dwarf, Neutron Star or a Black Hole, in orbit with a normal companion star. Black Hole Binaries ...

• Impact of breakup coupling in nuclear reactions on light elements 

  Midhun C V (Department of Physics, University of Calicut, 2023)

  The resurgence of interest in nuclear reactions involving weakly bound nuclei spans nuclear astrophysics, neutron production, and fast reactor dynamics. These reactions offer insights into complex couplings within nuclear ...

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