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    Polycaprolactone Nanoparticle Encapsulating Antifouling Ceftaroline for Enhanced In-vitro Controlled Drug Release /






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	   <p>By Hanif, Naeema . 
	   
                        . 79p.
                        , Globally, infectious diseases are among the top ten significant contributors to large number of fatalities
affecting both developed and developing countries evenly. It has been challenging to treat infections
like skin infections due to the global trend of developing antibiotic resistance. In context of this,
antibiotics that are effective against both gram-positive and gram-negative organisms and have a long
half-life as well as high tissue permeability are needed. Cefepime, a member of the fourth generation
intravenous cephalosporins, is one such antibiotic. However, the intravenous administration of drug has
restricted the supply of drug to the intended area i.e., skin, instead reaches directly to the blood.
This draws attention to the significance of developing a drug delivery system that stays at the skin surface
while regulating drug absorption, boosts the drug's bioavailability, and lessens the requirement for
frequent drug usage. The current research focuses on developing a chitosan nano-carrier using the ionic
gelation method, subsequently transformed into carbopol gel for more effective, longer-lasting skin drug
release. SEM analysis shows the spherical morphology of chitosan/alginate nanoparticles with sizes of
156±12.75nm and 222±56nm for both blank and drug-loaded nanoparticles, respectively. Positive
zetapotential i.e., 18.2mV indicates polycationic chitosan matrix of the nano-capsules. Finally, the in-vitro
drug release study manifested controlled drug release at two different pH (5.5 and 7.4) for a period of
24h. Furthermore, antibacterial activity of nano-formulation as well as the gel was observed against both
+Ve and -Ve bacterial strains with better zones of inhibition. The obtained data significantly pointed out
that the cefepime nanoparticles loaded carbopol gel would be an encouraging choice for skin infections. 
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    Customization of 3D-Printed Knee Implants: Design Optimization and Lattice Structure Integration fo Enhanced Performance /






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	   <p>By Ahmad, Fatima Ajaz . 
	   
                        . 93p.
                        , Total Knee Replacement (TKR) surgeries are becoming increasingly common globally as
an effective measure to counter knee arthritis. Total knee replacement implants are very
advantageous in a sense that they offer 99% success rate to patients. This thesis presents
the design, simulation and additive manufacturing of a patient specific, Functionally
Graded Lattice Structure (FGLS) knee implant in Ti 6Al-4V alloy with specific reference
to the healthcare situation in Pakistan. This was to explore the local manufacturing facilities
of Pakistan as all knee implants are imported from abroad.
The strategy involved a high degree of workflow consisting of Computer-Aided Design
(CAD), finite element analysis (FEA), and topology optimization using nTopology to
create Gyroid-based lattice work. The structures were to resemble the trabecular bone
structure to ensure that stiffness discrepancies were minimized. This helped counter only
one drawback of solid knee implants, stress shielding.
The simulations of the physiological loading conditions (static and cyclic) demonstrated a
Von Mises peak of 620.45 Mpa and safety factor of 12.66 on the average and unlimited
predicted life of fatigue of over 10^7 cycles. The use of FGLS was effective in making the
weight of 490 g to 292, leading to a 40 percent weight reduction, with no structural integrity
lost. Selective Laser Melding (SLM) was used to fabricate the implant and the heat
treatment allowed stress relieving of the additively manufactured implant.
Compressive testing was also mechanically vindicated to be on an of average 95.02 kN
with little variation and Micro-CT scanning confirmed high dimensional fidelity and
showed internal lattice geometries without defects. According to this research, SLM
produced FGLS implants usage has proven to be an option to traditional prosthetics, which
is mechanically stable, biologically desirable, and cost-effective, and has a bright future of
being a locally manufactured orthopedics product.
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    Social Media Analytics for Mental Health Assessment /






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	   <p>By Liaquat, Umna . 
	   
                        . 94p.
                        , Social media has emerged as a tool for exploring the human psyche, offering exceptional
access to real-time behavioral signals that are transforming the landscape of computational
psychiatry. Among these, bipolar disorder is difficult to detect because of its volatility,
requiring robust modeling of emotion, behavior, and timing. Prior studies have largely
focused on text-based sentiment analysis and linguistic features to classify mental health
conditions; however, these approaches often neglect non-verbal markers such as circadian
rhythms and affective variability. Existing models primarily depend on static textual cues,
limiting their ability to capture the dynamic, multimodal nature of psychiatric expression.
This study addresses these limitations by integrating temporal rhythms, emotional
dynamics, and behavioral signals extracted from Reddit user histories to develop predictive
models of bipolar disorder and high-risk psychological states. We propose a series of
interpretable multimodal architectures employing classical machine learning (Logistic
regression, Random Forest, and XGBoost), deep sequence models (LSTM, GRU), and
transformer-based frameworks (Roberta, GPT). Our approach incorporates temporal
posting features, emotional entropy, and community-level interaction structures.
Compared to benchmark studies, our models demonstrate significant improvements in both
classification (F1 &gt; 0.99) and regression (R² &gt; 0.89), highlighting the predictive power of
fused behavioral signals. This work advances the field by providing a scalable, languageindependent framework for the early detection of psychiatric risk. It also holds broader
implications for public health by offering a foundation for real-time, ethically deployable
digital mental health tools.
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