On September 2, 2014, the Turkish American Academic Council was established in New York City, United States of America to promote academic exchange and cooperation. The main mission of this prestigious organization is to provide in-depth guidance and guidance to the Turkish American community in the fields of education and training. The Council aims to build a strategic academic cooperation bridge between universities and academics in the Americas and universities and academics in the Republic of Turkey to facilitate the sharing of scientific knowledge and academic resources. In this context, the main purpose of the council is to deepen the academic and educational collaborations between the two countries, to create mechanisms that will make these collaborations sustainable, and to support projects that will contribute to the academic development of both sides. Since its establishment, the Turkish American Academic Council has significantly contributed to the development of mutual understanding and cooperation by building cultural and academic bridges. Within this framework, the council encourages and supports not only the exchange of knowledge and experience between the academic communities of both countries, but also cooperation on various platforms such as joint research projects, conferences, seminars and the organization of academic events.
Launched on September 2, 2014 in New York City, United States of America, the Turkish American Academic Council was established to contribute to the education, training and academic development of the Turkish American community and to effectively direct human resources in this field. The Council's primary goals include strengthening academic cooperation between Turkey and the United States and encouraging the sharing of knowledge, experience and resources in this process.
The event, which is planned to take place on 6-12 March 2024 and will be hosted by our Council, will be realized in New York with the support of the Consulate General of the Republic of Turkey in New York. This event is the first major event organized by our Council and is therefore of great importance to us. The promotion of Turkey's academic and educational potential on an international platform will be in line with our principled paradigms and will be a source of national pride. The event is a critical step in deepening the academic dialogue between Turkey and the United States, promoting joint research and educational projects, and establishing lasting collaborations between the academic communities of both countries. The event will also provide a unique opportunity to showcase the educational and academic achievements of the Turkish-American community on the global stage and will lay a solid foundation for future collaborations.
We would be deeply honored if you would be kind enough to attend our meeting with the theme 'Academic Collaborations and Reverse Brain Drain'. During the meeting, we aim to focus on the following critical topics:
This meeting will emphasize the need for academic and scientific achievements of the Higher Education Council (YÖK) in order to make Turkey's potential in science and research an international center of attraction, and will address the importance of industry and industrial engagement in this process. The incentives offered by the government for R&D activities are critical in strengthening industry and academia cooperation.
Under the leadership of our esteemed Higher Education Council President, the progress made towards internationalization and the global dissemination and sharing of knowledge underscores the successful academic cooperation that Turkey can achieve with leading universities worldwide in the fields of science, research and technology. Some of our universities in Turkey maintain bilateral cooperation programs that provide mobility of students, academics and staff. However, if Turkey is considered as an international center of attraction, the existing academic collaborations are not at the desired level. Within the framework of the entrepreneurial university model, we aim to increase academic collaborations, expand the areas of cooperation and become an effective position in the field of bilateral cooperation, especially in the United States. This will contribute to the promotion of academic and scientific innovation both nationally and internationally, support reverse brain drain, and enable our country to become a global actor in the field of science and technology.
He is a faculty member at Gazi University Faculty of Medicine. She worked as a Post-Doctoral Fellow and Visiting Professor at Yale University School of Medicine. At the same time, he still continues his academic collaborations and projects at Yale University School of Medicine.
He worked as a Post-Doctoral Fellow at Yale University School of Medicine. She is also a Visiting Professor at Yale University. Many academic studies and projects are ongoing.
