Tuğba Akyel

Assoc. Prof. Tuğba Akyel holds an academic position at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Department of Mathematics at Yeditepe University since 2024. She has also served at institutions including Maltepe University and İŞİK University, focusing on mathematics education and research. Her academic career includes roles as a lecturer, researcher, and doctoral instructor since 2005. She earned her Ph.D. in Mathematics from Gebze Technical University (2016), with a thesis on boundary behavior of analytic functions and majorants in disks.

Prof. Akyel’s research interests span Complex Analysis, particularly boundary behavior of analytic functions, Schwarz Lemma applications, and Partial Differential Equations such as the Helmholtz equation. Her work explores topics like spirallike functions, Hankel determinants, and transmission problems through rigorous mathematical analysis.

Her publications highlight contributions to geometric function theory, including boundary estimates for holomorphic functions and uniqueness theorems. She has presented at international conferences like the ISAAC Congress and contributed to projects such as DOR2388221. Her teaching spans calculus, differential equations, and linear algebra at both undergraduate and graduate levels.

Prof. Akyel has advised at least one master’s thesis and holds administrative roles such as Faculty Council Membership at Maltepe University. Her research demonstrates a focus on theoretical mathematics with applications in analysis and boundary value problems.