Salim Tamer

Salim Tamer currently serves as a Lecturer at Bandirma Onyedi Eylul University's Maritime Faculty, Department of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering. He has maintained research assistant roles at Istanbul Technical University (since 2011) and Bartin University's Faculty of Engineering (since 2010). His academic contributions span three institutions with overlapping maritime engineering appointments.

• BANDIRMA ONYEDI EYLÜL UNIVERSITY: Maritime Faculty, Department of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering (2025-)
• ISTANBUL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY: Institute of Sciences, Department of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering (2011-)
• BARTIN UNIVERSITY: Faculty of Engineering, Department of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering (2010-)

Research Focus

His scholarly work explores critical intersections between human performance and engineering systems in maritime contexts:

• Investigating learning curves and productivity in shipyard welding operations
• Developing adjacency-based optimization models for shipyard facilities
• Analyzing fatigue impacts on occupational safety and production efficiency
• Advancing hydroelastic analysis techniques for floating structures
• Applying multi-criteria decision-making frameworks to naval architecture

Academic Contributions

While specializing in ship geometry and manufacturing procedures, his publication record includes 5/197 departmental articles (2.5%) and 3/217 conference papers (1.4%) in the Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering domain. His most recent work investigates complex sea condition hydroelasticity and advanced welding process optimization.

Scientific Recognition

• 2025: Training of Trainers Certificate

Project Involvement

He has contributed to international research collaborations including projects with:

• NATO-SFS
• EU Framework Programs (FP6/FP7)
• MED-CAMPUS
• British Council