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Publications in 2023
Welcome to the Research & Development (R&D) Cell at University of Hyderabad, the nucleus of innovation and transformative ideas. As a premier institution, we understand the pivotal role that research plays in shaping the future. The dedicated R&D Cell serves as the driving force behind the pursuit of knowledge, advancing knowledge, fostering a culture of innovation and collaboration.
A patent is granted to Prof. R Chandrasekar
A patent is granted to Prof Soma Venugopal Rao
A Patent Grant to SRINIVASAN, BALAJI and NIRMAL KUMAR VISWANATHAN
Indian Patent "Diaminodicyanoquinodimethane
Prof. Nagaraju Gundemeda, Department of Sociology, School of Social Sciences, University of Hyderabad (UoH) released a book titled Gender, State and Education: Mapping the Inclusive Exclusion in South India published by Rawat Publications (2024).
π-Extended tetrasubstituted olefins are widely found motifs in natural products, leading drugs, and agrochemicals. Thus, development of modular strategies for the synthesis of complex all-carbon-substituted olefins always draws attention.
The battery industry is currently experiencing a significant amount of innovation. The pursuit of enhanced efficiency and performance in technologies that can provide additional value to the market is a continuous area of research.
The liver plays a central role in lipid metabolism. Fatty liver Disease (FLD) in particular Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) is a serious health concern that affects 25% of the world’s population. It is characterized by increased abdominal fat accumulation and metabolic abnormalities inc...
Our body is made up of cells, and all cells require energy. For the cells in our body, a big part of the energy needed is provided by tiny (approximately one millionth of a meter) little cellular compartments (organelles) called mitochondria that are present in most of our body cells. Mitochondri...
By shedding light on the prevalence and implications of dominant mutations in a multifunctional protein ubiquitin, this research serves as a vital milestone in the ongoing quest to unravel the complexities of cellular regulatory mechanisms.
A patent is granted to Sr.Professors K.C.James Raju and V Seshubai involving their students T.Anil and Swarupraj for an invention “A method for preparing dielectric resonators of arbitrary shapes”.
A patent is granted to Sr.Professor K.C.James Raju and his research team for the invention of a Laser based method to crystallize Ferroelectric thin films at sub 300 c temperature for tunable microwave devices.
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