Osman Taha Şen

Osman Taha Şen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Istanbul Technical University (ITU). He specializes in vibration and noise control, with a focus on brake systems, nonlinear dynamics, and acoustic performance optimization. As the Principal Investigator (PI), he leads projects such as 'Improving the acoustic performance of diesel generators with passive control approaches' and 'Vibroacoustically Optimized Compressor Design.'

His research interests include brake squeal suppression, nonlinear mathematical modeling, and experimental validation of vibration systems. He has contributed to advancements in piezoelectric damping treatments, fuzzy logic applications for dynamic stability prediction, and mobile device-based noise identification in vehicles.

Key awards include the LEO BERANEK STUDENT MEDAL FOR EXCELLENCE IN NOISE CONTROL (2012) and YOUNG PROFESSIONALS AWARD (2013). His work spans theoretical models and practical engineering solutions, addressing challenges in automotive, mechanical, and vibration/acoustics domains.

He has supervised 25 ongoing theses and led several industry-oriented projects, including 'Teknofest Robotaxi Autonomous Passenger Competition' and 'BMC Power Data Analysis.' His research aligns with ITU's engineering and innovation priorities, emphasizing both academic rigor and real-world applications.