Alumni

Meera Vadakkath

Thesis Title: Role of Notch and related regulatory pathways in the maintenance and fate specification of neural progenitors.

Budhaditya Basu, PhD (2024)

Thesis Title: Elucidation of the role of circular RNA in retina and Hes1 expression in maintaining neural stem cell heterogeneity

Parvathy Surendran, PhD (2024)

Thesis Title: Understanding the regulatory mechanisms controlling the expression of Tlx3, a post-mitotic selector gene involved in glutamatergic neural fate specification.

Riya Ann Paul, PhD (2023)

Thesis Title: Differential Hes-1 promoter activation in regulating stemness in neocortical development and neuroblastoma.

Lalitha Soundararajan, PhD (2021)

Thesis Title: Probing the molecules involved in retinal axonal guidance.

Subashini C, PhD (2018)

Thesis Title: Wnt5a signaling and its implications in cerebellar neurogenesis.

subashini.chandramohan@gmail.com

Dhanesh S B , PhD (2009-2017)

Thesis Title: Differential regulation of Notch target gene Hes-1: Implications in maintenance, proliferation and fate specific differentiation of neural progenitors during neocortical development.
Current Position:
Post Doctoral fellow,
Duke University, USA

danibiotech@gmail.com

Divya T S , PhD (2012-2017)

Thesis Title :Transcriptional regulation of homeobox gene Tlx3 and its downstream targets in developing cerebellum.
Current Position:
Scientist,
Thermo Fisher, Bangalore

divyathulasi@gmail.com

Abdul Rasheed V T , PhD (2008-2014)

Thesis Title: Identification of specific microRNAs involved in differentiation of retinal ganglion cells.
Current Position:
Assistant Professor,
Govt. College, Chittor, Kerala, India

rasheedvayanthodi@gmail.com

Divya M S, PhD (2007-2013)

Thesis Title: Neural differentiation of embryonic and umbilical cord blood derived mesenchymal stem cells for possible cell replacement therapy in glaucoma model.
Current Position:
Post-Doctoral Researcher
Cell Conversion Technology Unit
RIKEN Center for Life Science Technologies
Yokohama, Japan-2300045

divyamundackal@gmail.com

Sanalkumar R S, PhD (2005-2010)

Thesis Title: Characterization of regulatory pathways involved in the maintenance and differentiation of embryonic stem cell derived neural progenitors and their potential use in regenerative therapy for temporal lobe epilepsy.
Current Position:
Faculty
CHUV, Lausanne, Switzerland

tosanal@gmail.com

Indulekha C L, PhD (2005-2010)

Thesis Title: A study of hippocampal neurogenesis associated with temporal lobe epilepsy and the role of notch signalling in transcriptional regulation of Tlx3, a selector gene involved in excitatory vs inhibitory fate specification.
Current Position:
Asst. Professor
Amrita University

inducpillai@gmail.com

Jackson James, PhD

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Alumni

Meera Vadakkath

Thesis Title: Role of Notch and related regulatory pathways in the maintenance and fate specification of neural progenitors.

Budhaditya Basu, PhD (2024)

Thesis Title: Elucidation of the role of circular RNA in retina and Hes1 expression in maintaining neural stem cell heterogeneity

Parvathy Surendran, PhD (2024)

Thesis Title: Understanding the regulatory mechanisms controlling the expression of Tlx3, a post-mitotic selector gene involved in glutamatergic neural fate specification.

Riya Ann Paul, PhD (2023)

Thesis Title: Differential Hes-1 promoter activation in regulating stemness in neocortical development and neuroblastoma.

Lalitha Soundararajan, PhD (2021)

Thesis Title: Probing the molecules involved in retinal axonal guidance.

Subashini C, PhD (2018)

Thesis Title: Wnt5a signaling and its implications in cerebellar neurogenesis.

Dhanesh S B , PhD (2009-2017)

Thesis Title: Differential regulation of Notch target gene Hes-1: Implications in maintenance, proliferation and fate specific differentiation of neural progenitors during neocortical development.
Current Position:
Post Doctoral fellow,
Duke University, USA

Divya T S , PhD (2012-2017)

Thesis Title :Transcriptional regulation of homeobox gene Tlx3 and its downstream targets in developing cerebellum.
Current Position:
Scientist,
Thermo Fisher, Bangalore

Abdul Rasheed V T , PhD (2008-2014)

Thesis Title: Identification of specific microRNAs involved in differentiation of retinal ganglion cells.
Current Position:
Assistant Professor,
Govt. College, Chittor, Kerala, India

Divya M S, PhD (2007-2013)

Sanalkumar R S, PhD (2005-2010)

Thesis Title: Characterization of regulatory pathways involved in the maintenance and differentiation of embryonic stem cell derived neural progenitors and their potential use in regenerative therapy for temporal lobe epilepsy.
Current Position:
Faculty
CHUV, Lausanne, Switzerland

Indulekha C L, PhD (2005-2010)

Thesis Title: A study of hippocampal neurogenesis associated with temporal lobe epilepsy and the role of notch signalling in transcriptional regulation of Tlx3, a selector gene involved in excitatory vs inhibitory fate specification.
Current Position:
Asst. Professor
Amrita University

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Jackson James, PhD

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Alumni

Meera Vadakkath

Thesis Title: Role of Notch and related regulatory pathways in the maintenance and fate specification of neural progenitors.

Budhaditya Basu, PhD (2024)

Thesis Title: Elucidation of the role of circular RNA in retina and Hes1 expression in maintaining neural stem cell heterogeneity

Parvathy Surendran, PhD (2024)

Thesis Title: Understanding the regulatory mechanisms controlling the expression of Tlx3, a post-mitotic selector gene involved in glutamatergic neural fate specification.

Riya Ann Paul, PhD (2023)

Thesis Title: Differential Hes-1 promoter activation in regulating stemness in neocortical development and neuroblastoma.

Lalitha Soundararajan, PhD (2021)

Thesis Title: Probing the molecules involved in retinal axonal guidance.

Subashini C, PhD (2018)

Thesis Title: Wnt5a signaling and its implications in cerebellar neurogenesis.

Dhanesh S B , PhD (2009-2017)

Thesis Title: Differential regulation of Notch target gene Hes-1: Implications in maintenance, proliferation and fate specific differentiation of neural progenitors during neocortical development. Current Position: Post Doctoral fellow,Duke University, USA

Divya T S , PhD (2012-2017)

Thesis Title :Transcriptional regulation of homeobox gene Tlx3 and its downstream targets in developing cerebellum. Current Position: Scientist, Thermo Fisher, Bangalore

Abdul Rasheed V T , PhD (2008-2014)

Thesis Title: Identification of specific microRNAs involved in differentiation of retinal ganglion cells. Current Position: Assistant Professor, Govt. College, Chittor, Kerala, India

Divya M S, PhD (2007-2013)

Sanalkumar R S, PhD (2005-2010)

Thesis Title: Characterization of regulatory pathways involved in the maintenance and differentiation of embryonic stem cell derived neural progenitors and their potential use in regenerative therapy for temporal lobe epilepsy. Current Position: Faculty CHUV, Lausanne, Switzerland

Indulekha C L, PhD (2005-2010)

Thesis Title: A study of hippocampal neurogenesis associated with temporal lobe epilepsy and the role of notch signalling in transcriptional regulation of Tlx3, a selector gene involved in excitatory vs inhibitory fate specification. Current Position: Asst. Professor Amrita University

Thesis Title: Differential regulation of Notch target gene Hes-1: Implications in maintenance, proliferation and fate specific differentiation of neural progenitors during neocortical development.
Current Position:
Post Doctoral fellow,
Duke University, USA

Thesis Title :Transcriptional regulation of homeobox gene Tlx3 and its downstream targets in developing cerebellum.
Current Position:
Scientist,
Thermo Fisher, Bangalore

Thesis Title: Identification of specific microRNAs involved in differentiation of retinal ganglion cells.
Current Position:
Assistant Professor,
Govt. College, Chittor, Kerala, India

Thesis Title: Characterization of regulatory pathways involved in the maintenance and differentiation of embryonic stem cell derived neural progenitors and their potential use in regenerative therapy for temporal lobe epilepsy.
Current Position:
Faculty
CHUV, Lausanne, Switzerland

Thesis Title: A study of hippocampal neurogenesis associated with temporal lobe epilepsy and the role of notch signalling in transcriptional regulation of Tlx3, a selector gene involved in excitatory vs inhibitory fate specification.
Current Position:
Asst. Professor
Amrita University