Sezin Kadioglu

Sezin Kadioglu is an Instructor in the Department of Engineering & Physics at the University of Central Oklahoma, teaching courses including Computational Science for Professionals, Computational Methods in Engineering, Engineering Computing, Design of Thermal Systems, and Thermal/Fluids Laboratories. Previously, she served as a full-time Lecturer at the University of Oklahoma's School of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering (2011-2017) and as Adjunct Faculty in Chemical Engineering (2011-2012).

Her educational background includes:

• Post-Doctoral Research Associate, Environmental Science, University of Oklahoma, 2010
• Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, Middle East Technical University, Turkey, 2006
• M.S., Chemical Engineering, Middle East Technical University, Turkey, 2002
• B.S., Chemical Engineering, Middle East Technical University, Turkey, 1999

Dr. Kadioglu's research centers on Computational Science, Membrane Technologies, Water Treatment, Heavy Metal Removal, and Biofuels. Her work pioneers polymer-enhanced ultrafiltration techniques for industrial wastewater remediation and biofuel extraction processes, demonstrating interdisciplinary innovation in environmental chemical engineering.

Her 2006-2011 publications reveal consistent focus on heavy metal removal mechanisms and biofuel development, with recurring themes in electroplating effluent treatment and corn germ oil extraction. These works bridge fundamental chemical engineering principles with practical environmental solutions.

Notable recognitions include:

• Tom J. Love Most Outstanding Professor Award (Pi Tau Sigma, Oklahoma Sigma Chapter, 2016)
• TUBITAK International Postdoctoral Research Scholarship (2007, 2008)

Dr. Kadioglu actively mentors students as Faculty Advisor for the Society of Women Engineers, emphasizing inclusive engineering education and professional development through hands-on laboratory instruction and research guidance.