Research & Publications
Internships, thesis work, and peer-reviewed contributions.
Zero-Day Attack Detection Using Machine Learning
Proposed a novel ML-based framework for detecting zero-day cyberattacks in network traffic. The system uses ensemble classifiers combined with unsupervised anomaly scoring to identify previously unseen attack patterns without requiring signature databases. Evaluated on benchmark intrusion datasets with significant improvements in detection rate over state-of-the-art methods.
LLM-Driven Intelligent Network Slicing Using O-RAN RIC
This thesis develops an autonomous network slicing framework for 5G/6G systems using Large Language Models deployed on the O-RAN RAN Intelligent Controller (RIC). xApps and rApps interface with the Near-RT and Non-RT RIC layers to enable real-time, context-aware radio resource management. The LLM interprets telemetry, SLA requirements, and traffic patterns to make dynamic slicing decisions — replacing hand-crafted heuristics with intelligent, adaptive policies.
Neural Modeling of Genetic Circuits
Mentor: Prof. Abhilash Patel, IIT Kanpur
Developed neural network models to simulate and predict the dynamics of synthetic genetic circuits. Projects included modeling first-order and second-order biological system behaviors (gene regulation, toggle switches, oscillators) using neural approximations. Implemented cost functions for stability and response accuracy, and fine-tuned architectures for fast convergence. Explored learning-based control systems and their applications in accelerating biological circuit design — a key challenge in synthetic biology.