Showing posts with label Istanbul Universities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Istanbul Universities. Show all posts

Saturday, August 22, 2026

Istanbul University Researchers Publish Breakthroughs in Optimization and Atomic Imaging

 

Istanbul University Researchers Publish Breakthroughs in Optimization and Atomic Imaging

Academics from Istanbul-based institutions have published new findings in international peer-reviewed journals. Researchers at Istanbul Beykent University introduced a mechanism-driven metaheuristic with fractional memory for constrained optimization in Nature. In parallel, engineers at Altınbaş University presented a drift-aware framework for reliability assessment and automated image interpretation of atomic-scale structures in Wiley Online Library.

Friday, August 21, 2026

Istanbul Universities Publish Advances in Tunnel Engineering and Nanofluid Optimization

 

Istanbul Universities Publish Advances in Tunnel Engineering and Nanofluid Optimization


Researchers from Istanbul-based academic institutions and technical firms have released engineering studies in Scientific Reports (Nature Portfolio):

  • Urban Tunnelling: Researchers at Istanbul University-Cerrahpaşa developed a Weathering Control Index (WCI) to evaluate Earth Pressure Balance Tunnel Boring Machines (EPB TBMs) operating in complex weathering conditions during urban underground excavation.

  • Nanofluid Modeling: Teams from Istanbul Gelişim University and Istanbul Okan University introduced an integrated computing methodology combining Support Vector Regression and Genetic Algorithms (SVR-GA) for the multi-objective optimization of MWCNT/water nanofluids.

  • Advanced Manufacturing: Researchers at CNK Havacılık analyzed quasi-symmetric and staggered inner-milling strategies to mitigate deformation in thin-walled aerospace plates.

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Thursday, July 16, 2026

Private Universities in Istanbul Face Backlash Over Massive Wave of Post-Academic Year Layoffs

 

Private Universities in Istanbul Face Backlash Over Massive Wave of Post-Academic Year Layoffs

At least 446 academics at foundation (private) universities in Istanbul are facing job losses following the conclusion of the latest academic year. Labor rights advocates have raised alarms over the growing trend of insecure contract structures and sudden termination waves within the private higher education sector.

Representatives of the affected faculty members argue that the current labor practices compromise academic freedom and livelihood stability, calling for structural reforms to guarantee job security across foundation universities.

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