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• Aerospace Vehicle Design
• Multidisciplinary Design Optimization (MDO)
• Space Systems Engineering
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Prof. Qasim Zeeshan is a Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Eastern Mediterranean University, Faculty of Engineering. He holds a B.E. from NUST (Pakistan), and MS/PhD degrees in Flight Vehicle Design from Beihang University (China). With over 15 years of post-PhD experience in research and teaching, he specializes in Aerospace Vehicle Design, Multidisciplinary Design Optimization (MDO), Space Systems Engineering, and Industry 4.0. His teaching spans undergraduate and graduate courses in mechanical/aerospace engineering, including Space Systems Engineering, Manufacturing Systems, and Reliability Engineering. He is affiliated with research centers such as the Energy Research Center and Electric Vehicle Development Center. His research integrates machine learning, metaheuristic optimization, and composite materials analysis, with a focus on aerospace systems and smart manufacturing. He actively supervises graduate theses and serves as an associate editor and reviewer in academic journals. His recent work explores vibration analysis of composite structures, additive manufacturing advancements, and cloud-based manufacturing systems. He has contributed to over 50 peer-reviewed articles, emphasizing computational modeling, material characterization, and optimization algorithms. His expertise spans both theoretical and applied engineering, bridging mechanical systems, aerospace technologies, and Industry 4.0 innovations.

Umut YıldırımView profile

Assistant Professor

• Structural Engineering
• Earthquake Engineering
• Civil Engineering
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Asst. Prof. Dr. Umut Yıldırım is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at Eastern Mediterranean University. His research focuses on structural engineering, earthquake engineering, and the application of machine learning in civil infrastructure. He teaches courses such as CIVL343, INSA473, and CE 477, and has contributed to advancements in base-isolation systems, rubberized concrete properties, and structural health monitoring. He serves as an Associate Editor and Reviewer for academic journals, and has published extensively in high-impact journals and conferences. His work spans experimental testing (e.g., Arduino-based shake tables) and computational modeling (e.g., physics-informed neural networks). Education details are not explicitly stated in the provided text. His research interests include optimizing seismic isolation systems through machine learning, enhancing material performance (e.g., rubberized concrete), and improving infrastructure resilience against earthquakes. Recent articles highlight innovative methods for earthquake record selection, nonlinear response analysis, and cost-effective testing frameworks. Awards and grants are not mentioned in the provided data. He has supervised Master’s and PhD theses, contributing to next-generation structural engineering solutions. His lab work involves experimental setups for bridge dynamics and material characterization.

Çağrı ÖZKANView profile

Lecturer

• Arduino
• Big Data
• Metadata Analysis
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Çağrı ÖZKAN is a Lecturer in Information Systems Engineering at the College of Computer and Technology, Near East University. He holds an MSc in the same discipline and has served as Head of the Department of Computer Technologies and Programming in the Turkish Advanced Program since 2017. His research focuses on Arduino-based systems, Big Data analysis, metadata management, and Deep Learning applications. B.Sc., Information Systems Engineering, Near East University (2015) MSc., Information Systems Engineering, Near East University (2017) His recent publications explore interdisciplinary applications of Machine Learning in healthcare (diabetes, lung cancer, tumor classification) and environmental sustainability (carbon emission reduction, solar energy optimization). These works integrate IoT and AI for practical solutions in diverse domains. His teaching and research activities emphasize technology adoption patterns, as evidenced by studies on e-commerce in North Cyprus and hardware-software co-design for energy systems.