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Dr. Duygu Yavuz is an Assistant Professor at Yeditepe University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Department of Turkish Language and Literature. Her academic journey includes a PhD in Turkish Language and Literature from Sakarya University (2011-2017), MA in Old Turkish from Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University (2009-2011), and BA in Turkish Language and Literature from the same institution (2005-2009). Education: PhD: Turkish Language and Literature, Sakarya University (2011-2017) MA: Old Turkish, Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University (2009-2011) BA: Turkish Language and Literature, Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University (2005-2009) Her research focuses on historical linguistics, Turkic dialectology, metaphorical semantics, and loanword adaptation in Old Turkish texts. She has extensively analyzed Turkic conceptual systems through light and fire metaphors, verb morphology, and reduplication patterns in folklore. Recent publications examine Harezm Turkish, Uyghur texts, and compounding mechanisms in Turkic languages. She has presented at international conferences on topics like dialectal variations and cultural symbolism in historical linguistics. Teaching Experience: Turkish Language History (EDTR 121, TLL 113) Old Turkish (EDTR 211-212, TLL 219-220) Contemporary Turkish (EDTR 261-262, TKL 201-202) Teacher Training (PTUR 402-403) Previously worked at the Turkish Ministry of National Education (2014) teaching Turkish Language and Literature. Affiliated with academic societies tracked through memberships in indexing services like TR DİZİN, MLA, and SOBIAD.

• Historical Linguistics
• Turkic Dialects
• Conceptual Metaphor Analysis
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Marc Van De Mieroop, the Miriam Champion Professor of History at Columbia University, is a leading scholar in ancient Near Eastern history. He directs Columbia’s Center for the Ancient Mediterranean and serves as Founding Editor of the Journal of Ancient Near Eastern History . His research spans socio-economic and political history, historical methodology, and intellectual traditions of the ancient world. Ph.D., Yale University (1983) M.A., Yale University (1980) B.A., Katholieke Universiteit (1978) Van De Mieroop’s work explores the intellectual history of ancient Babylonia, its epistemological systems, and cross-cultural influences on Greece and the biblical world. His publications, including over 100 articles and books, examine topics like cuneiform documentation, ancient economic practices, and historiographical methods. His recent publications (2015-2023) focus on Babylonian epistemology, global historical frameworks, and administrative systems in Mesopotamia. These works highlight connections between ancient Near Eastern thought and later philosophical traditions while emphasizing the role of writing in resisting imperial control. Guggenheim Fellow (2013-14) ACLS Fellow (2016-17) Van De Mieroop’s academic contributions include translating and editing critical texts such as The Invention of Cuneiform and Uruk: The First City . His research has been supported by prestigious fellowships, and his books have been translated into multiple languages, including Chinese, Turkish, and Polish.

• Ancient Near Eastern History
• Socio-Economic History
• Political History
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Prof. Dr. ABDULBAKİ ÇETİN is a Professor of Turkish Language and Literature at Bingöl University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences. He holds a PhD from Atatürk University (2002) and has taught extensively since 2002. His current courses include Ottoman Turkish III/IV, Old Anatolian Turkish, and Chagatai Text Studies. He has supervised three doctoral theses focusing on medieval manuscripts and literary works. Licentiate: Atatürk University (1991-1995) Master's: Atatürk University (1996-1998) Doctorate: Atatürk University (1998-2002) His research focuses on pre-modern Turkic texts, Ottoman Turkish linguistics, and medieval Islamic manuscripts. He has published widely on topics like Persian grammar in Anatolia, Ottoman translations of classical texts, and Sufi literary traditions. Recent work includes analyses of 15th-17th century manuscripts and lexicographical studies. Prof. Çetin has authored/co-authored three books and contributed chapters on medieval Turkic scholars and literary works. His published articles span over two decades, with significant contributions to journals like Atatürk Üniversitesi Türkiyat Araştırmaları Enstitüsü Dergisi and Selçuk Üniversitesi Türkiyat Araştırmaları Dergisi.

• Ottoman Turkish Literature
• Historical Linguistics
• Turkic Manuscripts
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Dr. Ablet Semet is a researcher at the University of Göttingen specializing in Turkology with expertise in Old Turkic language and cultural contacts among Turkic peoples. His institutional affiliation centers on Central Asian linguistic studies within the university's research framework, focusing on historical interactions between Turkic communities and neighboring civilizations. His research spans General Turkology, Turkish-Chinese and Turkish-Mongolian language contacts, and Islamic Turkic cultural exchanges. Semet's work emphasizes philological analysis of primary sources including the Xuanzang biography, Buddhist texts, and folklore traditions. His methodological approach combines textual criticism with historical linguistics to reconstruct cultural transmission routes across Eurasia. Analysis of Semet's 15 most recent publications reveals consistent focus on Old Turkic manuscripts (particularly Xuanzang-related texts), Buddhist narrative traditions, and comparative studies of measurement systems in Turkic cultures. His research demonstrates interdisciplinary integration of linguistics, religious studies, and historical anthropology with strong emphasis on manuscript evidence from Turfan and Central Asian collections. No scientific awards were documented in the available information. While no student advising or grant information appears in the provided materials, Semet's extensive collaborative work with scholars like Simone-Christiane Raschmann and Jens Wilkens indicates active participation in international research networks focused on Turkic manuscript studies.

• General Turkology
• Turkish-Chinese and Turkish-Mongolian language contacts
• Linguistic and cultural contacts among the Islamic Turkic peoples
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Kaan YILMAZ is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at Kastamonu University , Turkey, specializing in Turkish Language and Literature . He holds a PhD (2012) and Master's (2006) in Turkish Language and Literature from Sakarya University and has been a full-time academic since 2003. BA (1999-2003), Sakarya University, Department of Turkish Language and Literature Master's (2003-2006), Sakarya University, Institute of Social Sciences PhD (2006-2012), Sakarya University, Institute of Social Sciences His research focuses on Old Turkish (Orkhon, Uyghur, Karakhanid) and New Turkish (Old Anatolian, Ottoman, Türkiye Turkish), with expertise in diachronic linguistics , lexicography , and dialectology . Recent work explores lexical change , morphological patterns , and dialectological variations . The 15 most recent publications span two domains: (1) Turkish historical linguistics , including studies on Old Turkish etymology , Ottoman dialects , and lexical evolution ; (2) Interdisciplinary collaborations in entomology and invasive species monitoring , possibly indicating citizen science outreach. Scientific Missions : 10 documented collaborations with scholars like Cevdet Şanlı and Ali Rıza Tosun. Editorial Roles : Served as editor for TÜRÜK International Journal (2016-2020). Projects : Led the 2015-2017 BAP project on Kavaid-i Türkiyye , a 19th-century Turkish grammar text. His teaching portfolio includes 35 courses (2012-2022) on Old Turkish , Modern Turkish , and Sociolinguistics . Current work at Kastamonu University emphasizes linguistic continuity and dialect preservation in Anatolian-Turkish contexts.

• Old Turkish Language (Orkhon, Uyghur, Karakhanid)
• New Turkish Language (Old Anatolian, Ottoman, Türkiye Turkish)
• Historical Linguistics
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Dr. Zekine Özertural is a researcher affiliated with the University of Bonn's Department of Central Asian Linguistics and Cultural Studies, specializing in Manichaean Studies and Old Turkic languages. Her work bridges historical linguistics, religious studies, and manuscript analysis, focusing on pre-Islamic Old Turkish texts and their cultural contexts. Research Focus: Old Turkish Uyghur Manichaeism, Dictionary of Old Uyghur, Cataloging of Oriental Manuscripts in Germany (KOHD), and Pre-Islamic Old Turkish Texts Electronic Corpus (VATEC). Scientific Activities: Collaborative projects like KOHD for manuscript preservation, editorial contributions to academic proceedings (e.g., 2011's Eastern Manichaeism ), and interdisciplinary analysis of textual evolution. Her recent publications (2002-2014) analyze Manichaean-Uyghur textual structures, phonetic/orthographic peculiarities, and cross-cultural linguistic influences, particularly between Turkic and Iranian traditions. She has co-authored works on Sogdian-Old Turkic relations and confessional texts like Xuastvanıft, contributing to understanding Central Asian religious syncretism.

• Manichaean Studies
• Old Turkic Languages
• Central Asian History
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Prof. Dr. Ahmet ARI is a full-time Professor at the Department of Turkish Language and Literature, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Kırşehir Ahi Evran University (since 2021). Previously, he served at Süleyman Demirel University (2005-2021) as an Associate Professor and Lecturer. Education: Doctorate in Old Turkish Literature (Selçuk University, 1995), Master’s in Old Turkish Literature (Gazi University, 1987), BA in Turkish Language and Literature (Selçuk University, 1984). Research Areas: Specializes in Ottoman literature, Classical Turkish poetry, Sufi traditions (especially Mevlevi Order), cultural heritage, and literary criticism. His work explores intersections of economic history, religious themes, and poetic symbolism. Recent Publications: 2024 book Hayretî Divanı'nda Sevgili analyzing poetic motifs, 2023 article on economic themes in poetry, and 2021 monograph Türklerin Medeniyet Yolculuğu tracing cultural identity. Scientific Awards: SDÜ Bilim, Teknoloji ve Sanat Ödülü (Social Sciences, 2003). Advising: Supervised Seda Duranoğlu (2023), Fazilet Çöplüoğlu (2006), and Melek Kahraman Dikmen (2004) on topics ranging from systematic classification of poetic manuscripts to Sufi themes in Ottoman literature.

• Ottoman Literature
• Classical Turkish Literature
• Sufi Literature
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Prof. Dr. Christoph Bultmann serves as Professor of Biblical Studies (Evangelical Theology) at the University of Erfurt , where he has held this position since 2001. His academic journey includes roles as a Temporary Lecturer at King's College London (2000–2001), Visiting Fellow at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge (1999–2000), and Acting Chair at the University of Giessen (1998–1999). He received his doctorate (1990) and habilitation (1997) at the University of Göttingen. Research Focus: Biblical hermeneutics, Enlightenment theology, interfaith dialogue, historical-critical method, and re-examination of Reformation-era texts. Key Publications: Contributions to debates on Luther's Jewish reception, Herder's biblical interpretation, and Gülen movement analysis. His recent articles explore Genesis 22 interpretations , Quranic exegesis , and Herder's 'natural religion' concept. Bultmann has received prestigious awards including the Feodor Lynen Fellowship (1999–2000) and German Research Foundation Scholarships (1991–1992, 1994). He actively engages in academic editing and public theological discourse , particularly regarding Turkey's political-religious dynamics.

• Old Testament Studies
• Biblical Hermeneutics
• Enlightenment Theology
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Muharrem Özden is a Professor at Trakya University's Faculty of Education, Department of Elementary Education Turkish Language Teaching, specializing in Turkish dialectology. He began his academic career at Trakya University in 1999, earned his Doctorate in 2001, and was promoted to Professor in 2019 after serving as Associate Professor and Assistant Professor. His educational background includes: B.A. in Turkish Language and Literature, Trakya University (1996) Graduate studies at Trakya University (1996-1999) Doctorate from Trakya University (2001) Özden's research focuses on Turkish dialects across Thrace and Anatolia, employing historical linguistics and lexicology to trace linguistic evolution from ancient texts like Codex Cumanicus and Orkhon Inscriptions to modern usage. His work examines semantic fields including human qualifiers, animal/plant nomenclature, idioms, and grammatical structures through rigorous dialectological analysis. His 12 journal articles (2016-2020) reveal consistent investigation into lexical and grammatical continuity across Turkish dialects, with particular emphasis on Western Thrace (Komotini, Xanthi) and Anatolian variants. Key patterns include systematic analysis of historical texts' influence on contemporary dialects, comparative studies of semantic fields, and documentation of morphosyntactic variations in pronouns, verb conjugations, and adverbial forms. No scientific awards are documented in the available records. While no student advisement or grant information appears in the source material, Özden has contributed significantly through his two-volume Dictionary of Thracian Dialects (2018) and numerous conference proceedings analyzing Bosnian Turkish influences and Balkan linguistic interactions.

• Turkish Dialects
• Historical Linguistics
• Lexicology
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Professor Nesrin GÜLLÜDAĞ serves as a full Professor in the Department of New Turkish Language at Iğdır University's Faculty of Science and Letters, where she teaches advanced linguistics courses including General Linguistics, History of Turkish Language, and Kipchak Turkish. Her academic career spans over three decades with continuous research output and administrative leadership roles including Department Head (2017-2019) and Project Coordinator. Her educational foundation includes a Doctorate in Old Turkish Language from Firat University (2005; thesis: Kırımçak Turkish Grammar ), a Master's in New Turkish Language from Firat University (1998; thesis: Nogay Turkish Grammar ), and a Bachelor's in Turkish Language and Literature from Hacettepe University (1988). GÜLLÜDAĞ's research focuses on the structural and historical dimensions of Turkic languages, with particular expertise in: Specialized dialectology of Crimean Tatar, Nogay, and Baraba Tatar Historical lexicology and semantic evolution in Ottoman/Turkish Toponymic analysis of Anatolian regions Grammatical features of Turkic suffixes Language preservation policies for minority Turkic communities Cultural linguistics of traditional practices Her 23 publications (2007-2024) reveal consistent engagement with Turkic linguistic diversity, demonstrating methodological range from archival document analysis to contemporary language policy evaluation. Recent work combines historical linguistics with sociocultural contexts, particularly examining how linguistic features reflect nomadic traditions and cross-cultural contact in Eurasia. Professor GÜLLÜDAĞ has directed 26 Master's theses on diverse linguistic topics while leading major research initiatives including the Turkey Turkish Dialect Atlas Project and Crimean Tatar Language Grammar project. Her administrative contributions include coordinating the Mapping Intangible Cultural Heritage of Kars Province project and serving on university management boards.

• Turkic Languages
• Historical Linguistics
• Dialectology
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Assoc. Prof. Raki Belo is affiliated with the University of Veliko Tarnovo , specifically the Department of General Linguistics and Old Bulgarian Studies . His research focuses on comparative linguistics, toponymy, and onomastics, with a particular emphasis on interactions between Bulgarian, Albanian, and Romanian languages. Research Themes : Historical and morphological analysis of nomina loci (place names) in Bulgarian and Albanian Locative case formation patterns across Balkan languages Lexical borrowings and their morphological adaptation in Bulgarian and Albanian Political and cultural implications of language standardization (e.g., Bitola Congress) Publications : 15+ peer-reviewed works (2000–2015) on Balkan linguistic parallels, Albanian-Bulgarian name studies, and morphological patterns Key topics: diminutive suffixes (-us/-ush, -ica/-icë), locative models , and cultural anthropology in Albanian villages Contact : University Email: r.belo@ts.uni-vt.bg Personal Email: rbelo@abv.bg

• Linguistics
• Comparative Linguistics
• Balkan Studies
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Burcu Kaya serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Turkish Language and Social Sciences Education at Yeditepe University's Faculty of Education since 2019, where she also held the position of Education Coordinator in 2021. Her academic profile demonstrates specialized expertise in Turkish linguistic heritage through teaching and research activities. Her educational credentials include: PhD in Old Turkish Language from Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University (2017-2024) Master's in Old Turkish Language with thesis on Kitab-ı Ahkamü’xxl Akayid (2012-2015) Bachelor's in Turkish Language and Literature from Ankara University (2003-2007) Dr. Kaya's research centers on diachronic analysis of Turkish , particularly examining lexical evolution in medieval texts. Her work bridges etymology, historical linguistics, and translation studies, as evidenced by her critical edition of Orkhon Inscriptions and conference presentations on semantic fields like the concept of 'Demir' (iron). She investigates how derivational morphology facilitates cultural transmission in religious texts such as Ravżatü’l-Vāʿiẓìn. Her 2023 journal article exemplifies her methodological approach to analyzing Turkish linguistic adaptation within Islamicate literary traditions. This research falls under broader disciplines of Turkic philology and historical sociolinguistics, revealing patterns in lexical borrowing and morphological nativization. Dr. Kaya has taught undergraduate courses including Turkish Language (12-15 hours/semester) and Turkish for Foreigners (4 hours/semester) since 2017. While her profile lists thesis supervision activities, specific student names aren't provided. No scientific awards or patents are documented in available records.

• Turkish Language
• Turkish Literature
• Old Turkish
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Ramadan DOĞAN is an Assistant Professor at Trakya University Faculty of Theology , where he has served since 2013. His career spans roles at Istanbul University, ELTE University (Hungary), and Gotse Delchev University (Macedonia) as a lecturer and visiting instructor. He holds a PhD in Classical Turkish Literature from Istanbul University (2011) and a Master's in Old Turkish Literature from Marmara University (2006). Education : High School: Gaziosmanpaşa Küçükköy Imam Hatip High School (1994) Bachelor's: Istanbul University Faculty of Letters, Department of Turkish Language and Literature (1999) Master's: Marmara University Institute of Turkic Studies, Old Turkish Literature (2006) PhD: Istanbul University Institute of Social Sciences, Turkish Language and Literature (2011) His research interests focus on Classical Turkish Literature, Islamic Studies, Divan poetry, and Ottoman Turkish philology. He has published extensively on İbretname texts, Sufi poetry, and manuscript analysis, emphasizing symbolic language, Balkan Islamic scholarship, and literary themes like love and human existence. Notable awards include plaques from TÜMISAD (2012) and MATÜSITEB-ENSAR Association (2013). Scientific contributions include key works on Ahmed-i Âmidi's Yusuf u Züleyhâ , Mustafa Behcet Bin Muhammed Sâlim's Azvâul-Bahçe , and Ishak Çelebi's Divan poetry. His publications analyze lexical symbolism, textual criticism, and Sufi teachings within Turkic and Islamic contexts. Administrative roles include Director of the Language Education and Teaching Research and Application Center (2021–2024), Head of the Seminary Department (2014–2024), and Head of the Department of Turkish-Islamic Literature and Islamic Arts (2013–2021). He has also served as a Turkish language instructor in Hungary and Macedonia.

• Classical Turkish Literature
• Islamic Studies
• Ottoman Turkish
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Dr. Márton Vér is a researcher specializing in the historical and cultural intersections of Central Eurasian nomadic societies with sedentary civilizations. His work spans Turkic philology, Mongol Empire administrative systems, and Uighur history, with a focus on medieval-to-early modern ethnic dynamics. Research Areas: Cultural/political relations between nomads and ancient civilizations Old and Middle Turkish language studies History of steppe peoples Uighur studies within Mongol Empire contexts Digital Humanities methodologies (network analysis, digital mapping) For detailed information on publications, awards, and affiliations, please consult his full CV.

• Cultural and political relations between Central Eurasian nomads and ancient civilizations
• Old and Middle Turkish linguistics and philology
• History of steppe peoples
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Prof. Dr. İbrahim Halil TUĞLUK is a prominent scholar in Turkish Language and Literature at Adıyaman University, Faculty of Arts and Sciences. He holds a Professorship since 2016, after progressing through ranks of Assistant Professor (2007) and Associate Professor (2011). His expertise lies in Old Turkish Literature, Ottoman Turkish, and Sufi Poetry. TUĞLUK has authored numerous books and articles on classical Turkish literary figures and texts, including critical editions of Divans and studies on poets like Abbas Vesîm Efendi and Ahmed Vesîm. He has served in multiple administrative roles, including Department Head and Dean, and currently leads academic initiatives in his field. Education: B.A. from Gazi University (1996), M.A. (2001), Ph.D. (2007) with theses on Lâ-Mekânî Şeyh Hüseyin and Abbas Vesîm Efendi. Research: Focuses on Ottoman literary figures, Sufi poetry, and manuscript analysis. His works blend critical editions with thematic and cultural analyses. Publications: Key books include Bahâristân , Divânçe İzmir Muftüsü , and critical studies on classical poets. Awards: Recipient of monthly academic awards from the Ministry of National Education. His articles span topics from poetic concepts like ihlas to historical medical texts, reflecting interdisciplinary interests. He actively contributes to editorial boards and academic conferences, promoting Turkish literary heritage through teaching and research.

• Old Turkish Literature
• Ottoman Turkish
• Persian Literature
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