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Influence of the extreme Indian Ocean dipole 2019 on the equatorial Indian Ocean circulation.
(Springer, 2024)This study examines direct current measurements in the central equatorial Indian Ocean during the positive phase of the extreme Indian Ocean Dipole (pIOD) in 2019. Analysis of near-surface zonal current at 77E and 83E ... -
Impact of the Pacific-Japan pattern on the tropical Indo-western Pacific Ocean surface waves
(Springer, 2024)The present study examines the impact of the Pacific-Japan (PJ) pattern on tropical Indo Western Pacific Ocean significant wave heights during the boreal summer season (June through August, JJA) for the first time. The PJ ... -
Enhanced therapeutic efficacy of biogenic nanosilver-conjugated thymol: In vitro and in vivo evaluation against emerging multi-drug resistant microbes
(Elsevier, 2023)Phytochemicals and nanoparticles (NPs) despite having strong antibacterial activity, their limited stability and safety prevent their widespread biomedical and environmental applications. Therefore, the bio-efficacy and ... -
Microbial machinery dealing diverse aromatic compounds: Decoded from pelagic sediment ecogenomics in the gulfs of Kathiawar Peninsula and Arabian Sea
(Elsevier, 2023)Aromatic hydrocarbons are persistent pollutants in aquatic systems as endocrine disruptors, significantly impacting natural ecosystems and human health. Microbes perform as natural bioremediators to remove and regulate ... -
Using multi-spectral remote sensing for flood mapping: A case study in lake Vembanad, India
(Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI), 2023)Water is an essential natural resource, but increasingly water also forms a threat to the human population, with floods being the most common natural disaster worldwide. Earth Observation has the potential for developing ...