Burak Talha KILIÇ

Burak Talha KILIÇ serves as a Research Fellow in the Department of Civil Engineering within the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, specializing in structural analysis of steel systems through advanced computational methodologies.

His academic credentials include:

• PhD in Civil Engineering from Middle East Technical University (2019)
• MSc in Civil Engineering from Özyeğin University (2017-2019)
• BSc in Civil Engineering from Özyeğin University (2012-2017)

His research focuses on structural stability of steel plate systems, particularly stiffened plates under nonlinear loading conditions. Expertise spans finite element modeling, buckling analysis, and structural mechanics with applications in shipbuilding and civil infrastructure design. Recent work emphasizes computational approaches to determine effective breadth width in complex steel assemblies.

Publications from 2019 demonstrate consistent methodology using nonlinear finite element analysis to solve structural behavior problems in stiffened steel plates, revealing trends in computational structural engineering for maritime and construction applications.

No scientific awards or recognitions are documented in available records. Academic advising activities and research grants are not indicated in the profile data.