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The acceptance rate of projects submitted by TED University academics to the last call of the TÜBİTAK 1001 - Scientific and Technological Research Projects Support Program has exceeded 50%. 

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ISTANBUL (TR) - At TÜBİTAK 1001, Turkey's “mainstream research program”, projects are funded with an average acceptance rate of 15%. TED University, which is funded by 5 of the 8 projects it offers, is raiming for a record with an acceptance rate of more than 50%.

TÜBİTAK 1001 Makes Our Research And Innovation Competence Visible On International Basis

TÜBİTAK 1001, which directs the research outputs of the future, plays a big role in the transformation of scientific output into academic, social and economic benefit. The impact of the TÜBİTAK 1001 program makes an important contribution to the visibility of Turkeys’ research and innovation competence on the international stage.  

We Have Made a Difference With Our Innovative And Sustainable Approaches

TED University Director of Research Technology and Innovation Dr. Sanem Yalçıntaş pointed out that the innovative and sustainable approaches offered by TED University academics to national and global problems are effective at the high acceptance rate provided. ”As TEDU, we are extremely happy to contribute to the system with projects that will improve the research and innovation performance of Turkey," said Dr. Yalçıntaş emphasized that TÜBİTAK support is very important in this process. 

Funded Projects

Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Dr.Member Aykut Yıldız, Modeling the Dynamics of Ideas in Social Media as a Differential Game And Automatic Detection of Trolls in the Network 

Mechanical Engineering Department Instructor Prof. Kutluk Bilge Arıkan, Motor Learning Based Development of Robotic Mirror Therapy System for Hand Industrial Engineering Department Dr. Instructor Prof. Vedat Bayram, Evacuation Planning and Management of Marmara Sea Coasts in Istanbul Against the Tsunami Threat, Department of Civil Engineering Assoc. Dr. Özkan Kale, Regional Defining the Epistemic Uncertainty of Ground Motion in Earthquake Hazard Analysis for Turkey with the Backbone Model Approach and Investigation of Its Widespread Effects
Acting Dean of Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Head of Department of Sociology Prof. Dr. Kezban Çelik Social Vulnerability Analysis and Social Vulnerability Scale Development Project in the Face of Earthquakes in Marmara Region (Istanbul, Tekirdağ, Kocaeli, Sakarya, Yalova)