A Gift Voucher Was Presented to Faculty Member Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ayşe Erdoğan for Her Success with a TÜBİTAK 1005 Project

Our university continues to encourage the success of its faculty members in national and international projects and to strengthen support mechanisms for researchers. In this context, a symbolic gift voucher was presented by our Rector, Prof. Dr. Erol Yaşar, to our faculty member, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ayşe Erdoğan, whose project was accepted under the TÜBİTAK 1005 – National Research Support Program for New Ideas and Products. The ceremony, held on Thursday, September 10, at the Rectorate office, was attended by our Rector, Prof. Dr. Erol Yaşar; Vice-Rector, Prof. Dr. Ahmet Hakan Öztürk; Dean of Research, Prof. Dr. Caner Özdemir; and the faculty members whose projects were accepted. During the ceremony, gift vouchers were presented to our faculty member, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ayşe Erdoğan, and to Prof. Dr. Aylin Altan Mete—whose COST project was also accepted—in recognition of their achievements.

In line with its vision of becoming a research-oriented institution, our university provides significant support for the development and execution of projects, continuing to incentivize its successful researchers. The transformation of innovative ideas and solutions into scientific outputs by our researchers—supported through the TÜBİTAK 1005 Program—contributes substantially to the development of the research ecosystem within both our faculty and the university as a whole. Under the coordination of our University’s Dean of Research, comprehensive support is provided to our faculty members throughout the entire project lifecycle—from identifying suitable funding sources and navigating application processes to establishing national and international partnerships and managing project implementation. Our faculty member, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ayşe Erdoğan... We congratulate Ayşe Erdoğan on this significant achievement and hope that the project to be implemented will make a valuable contribution to our Faculty, our University, and the scientific community. Following the presentations, the ceremony concluded with a commemorative photograph taken to mark the occasion.