معرفی
Mehmet Ali TAŞ is a Research Assistant at the Faculty of Engineering, Turkish-German University, focusing on Industrial Engineering. He holds a master’s degree from Süleyman Demirel University (2020) and is pursuing a doctorate at Galatasaray University (since 2020). His research spans fuzzy logic, multi-criteria decision making, sustainability, and their applications in energy systems, healthcare logistics, and supply chain management.
Key contributions include developing spherical bipolar fuzzy models for pandemic response, hybrid machine learning approaches for virus risk assessment, and fuzzy SWARA-TOPSIS methods for green supplier selection. His work addresses renewable energy planning, blockchain integration in food supply chains, and cultural heritage sustainability.
Recent publications (2024) highlight wind power location analysis in Turkey and fuzzy AHP for cultural heritage. Earlier works (2023-2020) explore circular intuitionistic fuzzy systems, UAV-enabled risk assessment, and ecological risk reduction via game theory. Collaborations with Esra Çakır and Batin Latif Ayalk demonstrate interdisciplinary engagement.
