TÜBİTAK 1001 and 3501 Grants for Bilkent Researchers

February 24, 2025 Written by ttoweb

Bilkent University has announced that in 2024, a total of 24 projects were selected to receive funding from the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TÜBİTAK) under its 1001 program. The 1001 Scientific and Technological Research Projects Funding Program supports projects that generate new information or solve technological problems. The success rates for the 2024 1st and 2nd Terms were 70% and 53%, respectively.

Twenty-four Bilkent faculty members and postdoctoral researchers have been selected to receive 1001 funding:

1001: Naci Saldı (MATH), Burcu Ayşen Ürgen (PSYC), Seymur Jahangirov (UNAM), Sezin Galioğlu Özaltuğ (UNAM), Aykut Koç (EE), Zahide Pamir Karatok (PSYC), Ömer Dağ (CHEM), Mehmet Taner Yiğit (ECON), Burak Ülgüt (CHEM), Firdevs Ulus (IE), Semiha Yılmazer (IAED), Won Mi Ahn (UNAM), Cihan Kayaçetin (IAED), Yıldıray Yıldız (ME), Haldun Sevinçli (PHYS), Miri Besken (PSYC), Ali Javili (ME), Hatice Pınar Bilgin (IR), Emrah Özensoy (CHEM), Oya Karaşan (IE), Amina Houimi (UNAM), Fazlı Can (CS), Uğur Doğrusöz (CS), Saeideh Alipoorilemeeslam (UNAM)

The 3501 Career Development Program is focused on providing project support for researchers who have received PhD degrees and are just beginning their careers.In 2024, eight Bilkent University faculty members and postdoctoral researchers were selected to receive funding under this program. Faculty members and postdoctoral researchers awarded 3501 funding are listed here:

3501: Sezin Galioğlu Özaltuğ (UNAM), İbrahim Sarpkaya (UNAM), Elif Gökşen Köstem (LAW), Sinem Sav (CS), Anıl Koyuncu (CS), Deniz Yılmaz (MATH), Fırat Karaboğa (UNAM), Demet Özer (PSYC)

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