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"Turkish American scientists and acholars araound the country. Their success stories, discoveries, inventions... They build a sustainable science bridge between the U.S. and Turkey. This bridge would facilitate the flow of scientists and scholars, knowledge, and technology and help link science and technology institutions in the two countries."

Brain Drain -Is a Problem or an Advantage?

Ayşe Önal Zamboğlu-
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Brain drain has been a hot topic of discussion for many years in Turkey. Many have studied it sociologically and discussed it from different angles. Was it the economical crisis or uncertainty that drove young people abroad, or the quality of graduate schools abroad, or the wide array of opportunities in various technical fields?

June 15, 2008
Published in Academicians
Written by Ayse Onal Z.

Father-Figure of the Turkish Students in Boston

Mustafa Oğuz Aykaç – Boston
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The number of Turkish students at Northeastern University is about 150, which is the fourth largest international student population at this institution. Boston particularly is regarded as an academic city with all its famous universities – Harvard, MIT Boston College, and Northeastern.

October 14, 2006
Published in Academicians
Written by Mustafa Aykac

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Searching for Noah's Ark

Ali Çınar – Connecticut
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Like the lost continent Atlantis and Mu, or the Ark of the Covenant or the Holy Grail, Noah’s Ark is undoubtedly on the list of missing treasures of the world. To date, many scientists have searched for the Ark, which is claimed to be atop Turkey’s highest mountain, Mount Ağrı, yet none of them have come up with any conclusive findings.

October 14, 2006
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The Future of Tourism and Turkey

Muzaffer S. Uysal
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Today, tourism, with its complex social, economic and physical impact, has become an international phenomenon, and is one of the largest and most rapidly growing industries in the international market. Now, tourism is a very competitive business. It is no longer a supply driven sector but a demand driven market.

July 15, 2005
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People Are Starting to Control The Media

By Müge Mengü – New York
It’s obvious that we’re in the digital era. Technology is under our control, and we can choose the kind of media to come in contact with, as well as how and when to come in contact with it. Studies show that day by day, consumers are going to war against media ads.

July 15, 2005
Published in Academicians
Written by Muge Mengu

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An Inventor Seeks An Investor

The classical method used to understand the growth or shrinkage of cancerous tumors in laboratory animals is being turned into history by scientist Cem Girit’s invention. Dr. Girit needs a source of 3 million dollars to mass produce his invention.

July 15, 2005
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Can You Draw Me a Heart Operation?

He was born the third of five children, in Duden, a small village of the Yesilova Borough of Burdur, a gateway town to the Mediterranean, Aegean and central parts of Turkey. His father was the imam of the village and a traveling drapery seller, his mother the tailor of the village.