Beril Karadöller

Beril Karadöller is a Researcher at the Department of Geophysical Engineering, Istanbul Technical University (ITU). She holds a PhD in Geophysical Engineering (2019) from ITU, with prior degrees including a Master's in Geophysical Engineering (2016) and a Bachelor's in the same field (2016). Her work focuses on applied geophysics and seismic reflection techniques, particularly in archaeogeophysical applications and environmental studies.

Key research contributions include ground-penetrating radar (GPR) studies in Antalya's Hacimusalar Mound and Istanbul's urban water systems. Her research aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to sustainable cities and responsible consumption of water resources.

• Education:
  • PhD: Geophysical Engineering, ITU (2019)
  • Master's: Geophysical Engineering, ITU (2016)
  • Bachelor's: Geophysical Engineering, ITU (2016)
  • Associate Degree: Audiovisual Techniques and Media Production, Anadolu University (2017)
• Awards:
  • SEG/Landmark Scholarship (2023)
  • James D. and Stella M. Robertson Scholarship (2022)

Her work emphasizes interdisciplinary applications of geophysical methods in archaeology, environmental monitoring, and urban infrastructure analysis.