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Performance Analysis of Massive MIMO Systems in the Presence of Composite Shadowing Fading

Muhammad Tauseef Mushtaq (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2017)

Massive MIMO (multiple-input multiple-output) has been identified as a key technology for next generation cellular systems. This thesis considers a multi-cellular system with large antenna arrays at the base station (BS) ...

Prediction of causative variants in cancer using NGS and GWAS

Sohaib Aslam (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2016)

The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) data is used for analysis in this study for prediction of causative variants in cancer. We have used Next-Generation Se quencing (NGS) data containing copy number variants and Genome Wide ...

Impact Analysis Of High Pressure Fragmentation

Kashif Zahir (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2017)

Damage due to explosive is second to none amongst the threats faced by Pakistan. It’s damaging not only the economy, political stability, social sector, but also national security and integrity. The threats from a ...

Sensors Data Fusion through Kalman Filtering

Muhammad Imran Nawaz (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2017)

Low cost MEMS inertial sensors are being widely manufactured and used in numerous applications ranging from defense, aerospace industry, agriculture, image stabilization, precision drilling, safety air bags in cars, ...

FLOW SEPARATION OF VARIOUS DIMPLE GEOMETRIES ON T-106A LOW PRESSURE TURBNIE BLADE

SALEEM, IMRAN MAHBUB (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2017)

The low-pressure turbine blades of aero-engines play a vital role at cruising altitudes, where the density of the atmosphere becomes low. This phenomenon is observed particularly at the boundary layer of low pressure turbine ...

Quantum Chemical Studies for the Mechanism of Phosphate Monoester Hydrolysis

Hammad Ali Hassan (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2016)

Hydrolysis of phosphate containing compounds is important chemical reaction involved in many life processes such as DNA scission, cell division and organelle movement. Density functional theory calculations at ...

Categorizing the Small RNA Transcriptome in the Intra Thoracic Airways of Former Smokers

Fareha Tahir (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2015)

Smoking is the leading cause of preventable disease and death worldwide. Independent studies on extra thoracic airways elucidated transcriptomic changes associated with diseases on tobacco exposure. Smoking-cessation ...

DRAG REDUCTION IN SUPERSONIC BLUNT BODIES USING OPPOSING JETS

ATIQA BIBI (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2016)

Energy Efficient Load Balancing in Computational Grid

ZEENAT TARIQ (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2015)

Computational grid is a pool of computational resources which handles large computations and consumes enormous energy. Load balancing and energy consumption are two main performance parameters of the computational grid. ...

Behaviour Prediction of the CagA Pathway in Gastric Cancer using Petri nets

Vardia Tariq (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2015)

Cytotoxin associated gene A (CagA), is the only virulence factor of Heli cobacter pylori that is translocated inside gastric epithelial cell responsible for the induction of infection leading to gastric cancer. Stochastic ...

Selectivity Profiling of HIV Protease Inhibitors against Glut-4

Sara Azhar (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2015)

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) protease is retro pepsin, essential in the life cycle of the HIV virus causing Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS). HIV protease plays an essential role in the maturation of ...

COMPUTATIONAL MODELING AND ANALYSIS OF LONGITUDINAL DAMPING DERIVATIVESFOR BIPLANE WINGS AT LOW REYNOLDS NUMBER

MUHAMMAD SALEEM MUMTAZ (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2015)

Dynamic stability derivatives are a measure of how the flight forces and moments acting on a flight body change in response to flight state. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is increasingly being used to both augment and ...

A comprehensive analysis of genomic symbolic-to-numeric representations for a digital signal processing-based gene and exon prediction

Reham Fatima (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2015)

Genomic sequence analysis is one of the hottest topics of bioinformatics research. Gene finding (exon-intron classification) in eukaryotes has received a considerable amount of the analysts attention worldwide. Many tools ...

Flight Performance and Longitudinal Stability of Biplane Micro Air Vehicles under Gap Variation

Muhammad Usman (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2016)

A High Throughput In Silico Pipeline to Discover Potential Therapeutic Targets in Prokaryotic Pathogens

MUHAMMAD RIZWAN (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2015)

Infectious diseases are emerging rapidly throughout the globe, and antibiotic resistant bacterial strains lead to the therapeutic failure; ultimately causing the high risk of cost and re-infection. Vaccination is ...

PanCGP: Pangenome and Comparative Genome analysis Pipeline

Muhammad Ahsan (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2016)

Since late 1990s, the development in the field of sequencing techniques has fasten the pace of gradually evolving field of genomics. In 1995, for the first time, a living organism genome was sequenced. It realized the ...

MODELING AND SIMULATION OF GENERIC PRESSURE REGULATOR

MUHAMMAD RAMZAN (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2015)

Dynamic modeling of HuR pathway in renal proximal tubule cells: potential induction in Renal Cell Carcinoma

Anoosha Sehar (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2015)

HuR, an RNA binding factor, is a widely expressed regulator of many cellular mRNAs at both transcriptional and post-transcriptional level. The over-expression of HuR is known to favor the progression of different types ...

IN-SITU BLOCKAGE MONITORING OF SENSING LINE

AIJAZ AHMED (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2015)

Nuclear Power is expected to release low Green House Gas (GHG) emissions with very low impact upon climate change. It emits usually 6-10 g CO2/KWHe. Major share of nuclear power in energy mix can actively contribute ...

COMPRESSED SENSING BASED IMAGE PROCESSING WITH APPLICATION TO 3D MRI

ABEERA TARIQ (RCMS, National University of Sciences and Technology, 2015)

In the present age of technology, the buzzwords are low-power, energy efficient and compact systems. This directly leads to the data processing and hardware techniques employed in the core of these devices. One of the ...

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