Başak Deniz ÖZDOĞAN / [email protected]
Didem KILIÇKIRAN / [email protected]
Doğu DURGUN /
Esin PAÇA CENGİZ / [email protected]
Hasan TEKGÜÇ / [email protected]
Assoc. Prof. Tekguc has obtained his bachelor degree from Boğaziçi University and his PhD in Economics from University of Massachusetts Amherst in 2010. His main fields of interest are development and labor economics. His studies in development field is focused on calculation of alternative poverty measures and impact evaluation of social assistance on poverty and inequality. In the field of labor economics, his research is focused on gender wage gap and difficulties of job transition in Turkey. He also has two papers on economics of migration where he contributed to studies both on internal migration as well as the impact of Syrian migrants on natives' employment in Turkey. He is an applied econometrician and has considerable experience in working with household level micro data sets. Currently, he is the primary investigator on a project in investigating the financial incidence of taxes and social spending in Turkey. The project is funded by Turkish National Science Foundation.
Mary Lou O'NEIL / [email protected]
Orkun GÜNER / [email protected]
Özlem ASLAN / [email protected]
Perrin ÖĞÜN EMRE /
Assistant Professor Perrin ÖĞÜN EMRE is a member of Advertising Department in Faculty of Communication at Kadir Has University. She got MA degree from Université Libre de Bruxelles in International Politic and received her PHD degree from Journalism in Marmara University. Since 2005, she has been lecturer at Kadir Has University. Her field of interest are alternative media, digital activism, discourses analysis and gender studies. She has been researcher in a national project (TÜBİTAK) and analyzes rural women life conditions under different topics between 2015-2017. Currently, she is researcher in a national project concerning construction of different discourses toward migration which is funded by Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TÜBİTAK).
Şebnem EŞSİZ / [email protected]
Prior to joining the faculty at Kadir Has University, Sebnem Essiz held post-doctoral scholar positions at Lawrence Livermore National Lab, USA and Bioengineering Department at Univ. of California, San Francisco. She worked on bio-defense related projects on the development of countermeasures for nerve agent attacks.
She received her PhD in Computational Biophysics from Univ. of Pittsburgh, PA following her BS degree in Chemistry from Koc University, Turkey. Her main research interests are computational structural biology, neurodegenerative disease mechanisms in Alzheimers and Parkinsons, coarse-grained simulation techniques for the study of ion channel proteins, and enhanced sampling algorithms for structure prediction tools.
Şehnaz ŞİŞMANOĞLU ŞİMŞEK /
Şehnaz Şişmanoğlu Şimşek graduated from the Department of Philosophy in Bosphorus University in 2000. She completed her master's degree in the Department of Turkish Literature at Bilkent University (2003) and her doctorate at the Department of Turkish Language and Literature in Boğaziçi University (2014). She is currently a lecturer at Kadir Has University, teaching Turkish Language and Literature at the Department of Modern Languages. Her research interests include literature and press in the 19th century Karamanlı (Turkish in Greek), Ottoman literature in the 19th century, tradition of the novel, translation and adaptation studies, the social history of Turkish, sexism and gender education.
Zeynep GÜNSÜR YÜCEİL / [email protected]
She was born in Istanbul in 1968. She continued her academic studies in sociology, performing arts and history fields respectively. She is currently teaching in the Faculty of Art and Design of Kadir Has University and Yıldız Technical University. Since 2005, Günsür has been working on an international dance network called DBM. Since 1990, Günsür has been working independently on interdisciplinary performances and since 1999 she has been producing works in the field of Movement Theater, which she started under the name of "Movement Workshop".