The laboratory

Ideas explored.
Possibilities engineered.

We bring together advanced modeling, synthesis and analysis to understand complex systems.

Across chemical engineering, energy, biomedical technologies and materials science, our interdisciplinary research connects scientific questions with engineering possibilities.

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Our research

Different disciplines.
Shared curiosity.

Six connected fields.
A common language of modeling.

Artificial Intelligence

Learning from data to develop, design and optimize predictive models.

Bioengineering

Engineering principles applied to biological systems and biomedical technologies.

Materials Science

Exploring the design, discovery and behavior of materials.

Energy

Modeling energy systems and the processes that transform and use energy.

Process Design

Designing and analyzing the physical and chemical transformations of materials.

Defense-related Applications

Applying engineering models and material analysis to defense-related research.

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How we think

Complexity, understood.
Possibility, revealed.

We use modeling to simulate complex systems, predict their behavior and explore better solutions—bringing different engineering perspectives into the same conversation.

  1. Model the system

    Turn a scientific question into an engineering model.

  2. Explore its behavior

    Use simulation and analysis to understand what matters.

  3. Refine the possibilities

    Connect those insights with material and process design.

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Research in motion.

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Connected by collaboration

Better questions.
Stronger connections.

Sharing knowledge, resources and ideas through transparent, collaborative research.

Marmara University
Bioengineer.org
TÜBİTAK
Working with the team at the Modeling Laboratory on joint research projects that will enable us to publish exclusive content on our website
Seval MermerciBioengineer.org

The next conversation starts here

Let’s explore
what comes next.

Interested in a research collaboration or joining our laboratory? We welcome curious minds and new perspectives.