Arzu YILDIRIM

Dr. Arzu YILDIRIM is a Researcher in the Department of Bioengineering at the Faculty of Engineering, Ege University. Her work focuses on genetic engineering, biotechnology, and sustainable development, particularly in the context of microbial systems and bioengineering applications. She has contributed to over 60 publications, with a focus on optimizing microalgal platforms for biofuel production, recombinant protein therapeutics, and understanding metabolic pathways in organisms like Chlamydomonas reinhardtii and Dunaliella salina.

Her research interests span metabolic engineering, antibiotic stress responses in microorganisms, and the molecular mechanisms underlying plant pathogen resistance. Notable projects include the genetic characterization of chickpea resistance to anthracnose and the molecular identification of cyanobacteria from Lake Konya. She has also explored sustainable cultivation methods for microalgae, leveraging bioprocessing techniques to enhance pigment and lipid production.

Dr. YILDIRIM holds an H-index of 8 (Web of Science) and has been recognized with 8 scientific/ professional achievements, though specific award details are not provided. Her work often intersects with environmental sustainability, biotechnology, and biomedical applications, reflecting her expertise in bioengineering systems.