Period of cheap energy ended in the world...

Period of cheap energy ended in the world...

The IICEC International Energy Forum gathered the world’s energy giants together, the International Energy AgencyChief Economist Dr. Fatih Birol said:

“Period of cheap energy ended in the world, the power of governments increasing in the industry”

The 5th IICEC International Energy Forum organized by Sabancı University Istanbul International Center for Energy and Climate (IICEC) gathered the top representatives of the energy giants in the worldof  in Istanbul.

New "Godzilla Planet" Is 17 Times Heavier Than Earth

New "Godzilla Planet" Is 17 Times Heavier Than Earth

Among the haul of hundreds of new planets discovered by the Kepler Space Telescope, many have qualified as super-Earths -- worlds that are several times larger than Earth, are rocky like our own, and reside in the habitable zones of their stars. But never before had scientists detected a world like Kepler-10c, a "mega-Earth" that looks a lot like home but is 17 times heavier than our planet.


TÜBA-GEBİP 2013 and 2014 awardees announced

TÜBA-GEBİP 2013 and 2014 awardees announced

The Turkish Academy of Sciences (TÜBA) announced GEBİP 2013 and 2014 awardees.

Three members of the three faculties of Sabancı University received awards

Özgecan Koçak Derinkök - Eren İnci - Deniz Sezer

2013 and 2014 winners of the Turkish Academy of Sciences’ Program to Reward Young Scientists (TÜBA-GEBİP) were announced.

Özgecan Koçak Derinkök - Eren İnci - Deniz Sezer

IICEC gathers the global energy industry actors in Istanbul

IICEC gathers the global energy industry actors in Istanbul

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