Emre TABAR

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Emre TABAR is a faculty member at the Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, Sakarya University. His research focuses on nuclear physics, radiation shielding, and materials science with applications in environmental and computational domains. He leads projects supported by TÜBİTAK and contributes to international peer-review activities. His teaching includes advanced physics courses such as Quantum Mechanics and Nuclear Physics.

• Education & Training: Expertise in theoretical and experimental nuclear physics, with emphasis on computational modeling.
• Research Interests: Nuclear structure properties, radiation shielding materials, low-energy electromagnetic excitations, and geophysical radon studies.

His recent articles explore radiation shielding in composite materials, nuclear dipole modes in heavy nuclei, and geophysical radon variations along fault lines. Notable awards include recognition from Sakarya and Ege Universities. He supervises graduate theses on nuclear excitations and material science.

Labs & Collaborations: Member of the Nuclear Physics Research Group at Sakarya University, collaborating on international projects and conferences.