17 journal publications and 44 research archive records are publicly listed by NSRI.
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0002
Jadeja Parikshitsinh
2026-01-05
Neurological Neural Networks (NNN) is a bio inspired theoretical framework that seeks to bridge biological neural computation and artificial intelligence through mathematically grounded modelling and hybrid neural architectures. The framework is motivated by the observation that biological nervous systems achieve remar...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0003
Rabi ul awal
2026-01-06
This study presents a detailed experimental framework for engineering stable bioluminescence in the non‑pathogenic Escherichia coli K‑12 strain through the in vitro introduction of the lux operon derived from Vibrio fischeri. Using a plasmid‑based transformation strategy and heat‑shock mediated uptake, the research inv...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0004
Soham Nigade
2026-01-11
Rapid information diffusion through social media and digital news platforms has intensified interest in using natural language processing (NLP)–based sentiment analysis for short-term financial forecasting. This paper evaluates the effectiveness of sentiment-driven models in predicting near-term stock price movements, ...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0005
Jungwook Heo
2026-01-13
Background: Dual antiplatelet therapy (DAPT) with aspirin and a P2Y12 inhibitor is standard care following percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI), but bleeding complications remain a major limitation. Indobufen, a reversible cyclooxygenase-1 inhibitor, has been proposed as a safer alternative to aspirin.
Methods: We...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0006
Nauman Sajjad
2026-01-13
Binary arithmetic has long served as the foundation of modern digital computation due to its simplicity and compatibility with transistor-based hardware. However, as binary scaling approaches physical and energy-efficiency limits, alternative number systems have regained research relevance. Balanced ternary arithmetic,...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0009
Gujarathi, Aryan
2026-02-02
Abstract - While traditional chemical
propulsion systems have enabled humanity to
enter space and explore nearby celestial bodies,
their inherent limitations — such as low fuel
efficiency, high mass ratios, and inability to
support long duration missions — pose
significant challenges for future interplanetary
trav...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0011
Sahoo , Abhiksha
2026-02-19
Motivation and Purpose: Infertility has emerged as a significant global health challenge,
affecting approximately 17.5% of the adult population, or roughly one in six individuals
worldwide. While Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART), specifically In Vitro Fertilization
(IVF), has provided a beacon of hope since its i...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0013
Karnakanti, SaanviSri
2026-03-15
The increasing frequency and severity of natural disasters have intensified the demands placed on emergency response systems, particularly in mass-casualty incidents where rapid and accurate triage is critical. Traditional disaster triage frameworks, including Simple Triage and Rapid Treatment (START) and Sort, Assess,...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0018
Wangsanata, Clayton
2026-04-13
This paper introduces and develops the Algorithmic Consensus Hypothesis (ACH), which argues that the proliferation of machine learning-driven investment strategies among institutional investors has produced measurable convergence in factor exposures, signal consumption, and portfolio positioning, generating a new and u...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0019
Shukla Aditi
2026-04-14
Financial markets are often treated as random systems, yet real-world data shows repeating patterns, long-term dependencies, and scale-invariant behavior. This study aims to understand this complexity using mathematical ideas borrowed from physics.
The paper uses fractal geometry and chaos theory to examine market beh...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0020
Syed Salih Shah
2026-04-17
Abstract
In the 21st century, nationalism is rising again and shaping both domestic and international politics. This research is driven by the question of why nationalism is becoming stronger even after years of globalization and international cooperation. The main purpose of this study is to understand the key politic...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0022
Smyan Reddy
2026-04-19
RNA interference (RNAi) using small interfering RNAs (siRNAs) is a promising antiviral strategy, but its efficacy in mammalian cells against alphaviruses like Sindbis virus (SINV) remains limited. A 21-nucleotide siRNA targeting the conserved 5' untranslated region of SINV was computationally designed and rigorously va...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0024
Smyan Reddy
2026-04-19
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) causes approximately 119,000 infections annually in the United States, with mortality rates of 20-50% in severe cases. Other organizations push the number further to 101,000 deaths globally. The WHO ranks MRSA among the highest-ranked Gram-positive bacteria, with high ...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0026
Helal Uddin
2026-04-20
Mechanical engineering systems fundamentally depend on appropriate material selection and the ability to predict and prevent failure. The correlation between failure analysis and material selection is dynamic and iterative directly impacting on the performance, safety, and reliability of mechanical parts. Technology im...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0028
Uddin, Helal
2026-04-23
Hypersonic aerospace vehicles can be subjected to very aggressive aerothermal conditions with extreme kinetic heating and severe mechanical loads. The number of structural integrities is the main limitation to sustained Mach 5+ flights. The conventional design approaches tend to exist within disciplinary secluded walls...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0030
Bothra Vardhan
2026-04-26
Financial markets are widely assumed to operate on logic and data. Yet the decisions made within them — by professionals and retail investors alike, consistently deviate from what models predict. This paper examines the mathematical infrastructure underlying modern finance, the structural gap between theoretical models...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0034
Vidur Shetty BL
2026-05-02
Research AbstractMotivation and Purpose of ResearchThe prediction of turbulent boundary layers in hypersonic flight regimes (Ma \ge 5) is critically hindered by the computational constraints of classical fluid dynamics. While Direct Numerical Simulation (DNS) provides the high-fidelity data required to understand extre...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0035
Ghimire Anushrut
2026-05-02
The increasing demand for sustainable and efficient energy utilization has exposed limitations in conventional efficiency models, which primarily account for direct output while neglecting internally recoverable energy. This research proposes Anushrut’s Theory of Total Energy Recirculation (TERT), a theoretical framewo...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0037
Ahuja,Khushi
2026-05-04
Psychology as a discipline has often been viewed as a neutral scientific discipline. However, it has been criticized for having a colonial legacy, with Western-centric theories and practices being imposed on non-Western cultures, which has been impacting mental health understanding and treatment in the country. Neolibe...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0038
Smyan Reddy
2026-05-08
This experiment aimed to create a biodegradable pill that effectively removes microfibers from the digestive system, as well as to investigate the effects of chitosan, lecithin, and citric acid on microplastics in the human body. The specific guiding research question selected for this topic was, "Which capsule formula...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0042
Borges Amanda
2026-05-21
ABSTRACT
The popular concept of “left-brain vs. right-brain dominance” remains influential in education and popular psychology despite neuroscientific evidence suggesting that most cognitive processes involve cooperation between both cerebral hemispheres. This study investigated whether self-reported brain-dominance pr...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0044
Kazi Nafisul Bashar
2026-05-23
Programming and introducing A.I in CSC research can bring about a revolution in our medical sector. Although countries like Bangladesh are producing talented doctors and researchers, the numbers are not sufficient. The use of A.I in CSC research will not be a replacement for experts in this field. It is a tool to incre...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0046
Vansh Jain
2026-05-24
The currently existing exchange rate models mainly incorporate currency fluctuations through macroeconomic variables including inflation, interest rate differentials, trade balances and monetary policies impact. While these frameworks have continuously provided explanations for long term exchange rate behavior, they in...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0047
Jayashree Kuppusamy, Sripaadh
2026-05-27
There exist two applications of the Lorentz
force in electromagnetic propulsion: the Lorentz Rail
Accelerator and the magnetoplasmadynamic thruster.
For rail accelerators inductance gradient reigns
supreme. For both, the apparatus’ geometry is
significantly important. This paper aims to unify two
theoretical perspectiv...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0048
Nandini Manna
2026-05-28
Research Abstract: Youth Mental Health
Youth mental health has become an increasingly important global concern due to rising levels of stress, anxiety, depression, and emotional challenges among adolescents and young adults. The motivation behind this research is the growing impact of academic pressure, social media in...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0050
Rashul Rajput
2026-06-01
Use of artificial intelligence-based solutions in managing supply chains has opened up many new opportunities for improving efficiency, resilience, and sustainability. Nevertheless, with more and more influence of AI-based analysis on the decision-making process within supply chain management, another problem has emerg...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0053
Rai, Suhani
2026-06-03
Water quality monitoring is essential for protecting human health and ecosystems, yet traditional analysis methods are too time-consuming to process effectively. To address this problem, we tested the hypothesis that an AI system trained on environmental data can accurately predict water quality conditions. Publicly av...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0055
Pratham Gautam Tekriwal
2026-06-03
My primary motivation came from a remark that I had heard the Leader of Opposition make in one of the conferences that I had attended, "Can we go back in time to undo what has been done?" I thought and thought about it for a while. After sometime, I was watching one episode of the Big Bang Theory, and I found my answer...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0056
Musab Ibrahim
2026-06-03
Indoor air pollution is a significant public health concern, especially in hospitals, laboratories,
public transportation hubs, and densely populated indoor environments. Airborne microorganisms,
particulate matter (PM), and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) can cause respiratory diseases,
allergies, and the spread ...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0057
Behera, Mayuresh
2026-06-03
Abstract: Phosgene oxime (CX) is a potent chemical warfare agent causing rapid skin penetration, immediate tissue injury, and systemic toxicity. While mast cells mediate neuroimmune and inflammatory responses, their specific role in CX-induced injury remains poorly defined. Evaluating whether mast cells exacerbate tiss...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0058
Pathak, Miraj
2026-06-04
This paper is concerned with the presentation of Miraj’s Numo: a research algebraic identity that converts the sums and differences of two nth powers into differences of squares. The method hinges on cleverly defining a parameter m that depends upon the ratio of the powers so that the transformation works for any two r...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0059
Pathak, Miraj
2026-06-07
This paper formalizes the structural degradation of a
continuous, compact manifold under the singular tidal dynam-
ics of an interior Schwarzschild spacetime. We demonstrate
that introducing a quantum-geometric lower bound, specifically
the Planck length, mathematically halts the unbounded frag-
mentation cascade predi...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0060
Harsh Purohit
2026-06-07
Applied Science - Computer Science
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0061
Dattatreya Nammina
2026-06-08
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into engineering education has significantly altered students' processes for accessing information, finding solutions and grasping intricate ideas. Even though educational AI-powered tools present substantial benefits regarding accessibility, efficiency and individualized...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0062
Musab Ibrahim
2026-06-08
Motivation and Purpose of Research: Industrial dust and airborne particulates generated from mining operations such as rock drilling, blasting, crushing, and raw material transport pose severe occupational, environmental, economic, and social threats. Prolonged exposure leads to incurable respiratory diseases like sili...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0063
Odakkam Kuzhiyil, Hadiya
2026-06-08
Applied Science - Applied Biological Science, Other
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0065
Sharma, Prishha
2026-06-08
**Abstract**
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly become a significant part of modern education, with tools such as ChatGPT, AI tutors, grammar assistants, and automated homework helpers being widely used by students around the world. These technologies provide instant feedback, personalised learning experiences, ...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0066
Raj, Anmay
2026-06-08
Artificial intelligence has become increasingly integrated into modern educational environments through AI tutors, generative language models, and personalized learning systems. While these technologies improve accessibility and learning efficiency, concerns have emerged regarding their potential impact on critical thi...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0068
Kattimani, Rohit
2026-06-08
Artificial intelligence has made its way into healthcare, criminal justice, financial services, education, and many other domains that directly affect people's lives. This rapid expansion has brought serious questions about transparency, trustworthiness, and accountability to the forefront of both academic and public d...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0069
Fernandes Aidan
2026-06-08
This paper investigates sleep deprivation as an educational design problem. The focus is not only whether students should sleep more, but whether schools and universities can redesign learning and recovery spaces so that unavoidable sleep debt causes less damage during the academic day. Through a review of existing res...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0070
Saadman,Afif
2026-06-09
Nowdays, cyber attacks using software are increas
ing rapidly. Cyber criminals are finding out new ways to make
malware and infect networks. Signature based detection is failing.
But, image-based analysis & disassembly show signs of new hope.
This paper presents an ensemble-based concept which can be
used to produce hi...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0072
Somasundaram, Samiksha
2026-06-09
Young people today face increasing academic, social, and familial pressures that can limit their ability to make independent decisions regarding education, careers, and personal goals. Many students report feeling unprepared for college and future careers while also lacking sufficient exposure to diverse pathways and d...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0074
Nasimov Otabek
2026-06-09
Motivation and purpose(s) of research: Global plastic pollution and the accumulation of petroleum-based plastics pose severe environmental threats. Concurrently, agricultural regions generate massive amounts of biomass waste from cotton farming, which is often burned, releasing greenhouse gases. The purpose of this res...
Research Archive | NSRI-RA-2026-0081
Zaheen Jamal, Mohamed Atef Mohamed Elsalouty, Antonio Gaitanis, and Mohammad Bilal
2026-06-15
Pressure ulcers (PUs) continue to represent a significant clinical and economic burden on healthcare systems worldwide. They are associated with prolonged hospitalization, increased treatment costs, reduced quality of life, and a higher risk of morbidity among patients with limited mobility. The challenge is particular...