AcademyFaculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences faculty member Ali Kosar has been selected for membership in the Global Young Academy (GYA) out of extraordinary number of outstanding applications this year. 

Due to weather conditions, University will be closed and classes will not be held on 19

Universum Global, largest employer branding consultancy firm around the globe, has launched the 3rd Annual Turkish Talent Survey. More than 27.000 students participated over the last 2 years. 

The moment you have all been waiting for: TEDx Sabanci University Blink of an Eye!

We have been preparing to present you with speakers who will be talking about the most interesting topics from tea making, to architecture. Our event will take place at the Cinema Hall on the 19th of February at 5.00 pm.

Müjdat Çetin has been elected to the IEEE Image, Video, and Multidimensional Signal Processing Technical Committee

Sabancı University- Istanbul International Center for Energy and Climate (IICEC) Honorary Chairman Dr. Fatih Birol was elected Executive Director to the International Energy Agency (IEA).

Sabancı University Founding Board of Trustees Chair Güler Sabancı: “At a time when energy and climate issues reach an apex, it makes all of us proud that Dr. Fatih Birol was elected to this position with the unanimous vote of all member countries.”

The SUTAB project implemented by internationally recognized Sabancı University faculty members Ali Koşar and Devrim Gözüaçık led to the design of a device that uses micro cavitation technology, or the erosive power of bubbles obtained by cavitation, to eliminate kidney stones, prostrate growth, cancer and tumors without harming the patient.

Doç. Dr. Devrim Gözüaçık - Doç. Dr. Ali Koşar

Kerim Can Kavaklı: “It makes no sense to force an eighteen-year-old to choose what they want to be in life and keep them from changing their mind ever again.  Sabancı University pulls you out of this mess.”

Wednesday Talks with Nesrin Balkan

Kerim Can Kavaklı: When I started in Sabancı, I was surrounded by, and was classmates with, people who were more intelligent than anyone I would meet later in life.  You may have heard others say that they were a group of extremely smart, successful and special people.  It was sobering to be in the same class with them; you had to come down to earth because they were extremely clever and knowledgeable.  Graduates of science schools ground us into dust in science classes.  Think of the bell curve in regular courses.  Ours was like the back of a Bac

Yuda Yürüm: “What makes a university professor?  He is supposed to have genuine interest in his courses and students, strive to educate them and train them in the best way possible.  What separates scientist from teacher is his scientific work.  A good scientist must be properly involved in scientific studies and share his work with the world.  You are not supposed to brood over scientific facts.  He must have integrity and do everything possible to make sure that the knowledge he generates is passed on to the next generation.”