Mr. Mehmet Onur Yağır | Pharmacology | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Mehmet Onur Yağır ,Sakarya University,Turkey

Mehmet Onur Yağır is an experienced engineer with a robust background in mechanical and electrical engineering. Currently serving as a Teaching Assistant at Sakarya University and an Assistant Manager at Adapazarı Vocational High School, he brings a wealth of knowledge from his 13-year tenure as Chief of Mechanical R&D at Federal Electric. Mehmet is pursuing a PhD in Manufacturing Engineering at Sakarya University, following his Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Electrical and Electronics Engineering from the same institution. Proficient in Unigraphics and SolidWorks, he also has skills in Pro-Engineer, Catia, Matlab, Proteus, Arduino, FluidSim, Maxwel, and C# programming.

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Suitability for Best Researcher Award:

Mehmet Onur Yağır’s combination of extensive industry experience, robust academic background, and diverse technical skills makes him a compelling candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His achievements in mechanical and electrical engineering, coupled with his commitment to advancing research through his PhD studies, position him as an influential figure in engineering research and development.

🎓Education:

Mehmet Onur Yağır holds a diverse and extensive educational background, all from Sakarya University. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Manufacturing Engineering, a program he began in 2021. Previously, he completed his Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering at Sakarya University from September 2007 to October 2015. He also earned dual Bachelor’s Degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Electrical and Electronics Engineering, both from Sakarya University, graduating in June 2006.

🏢Work Experience:

Mehmet Onur Yağır has a distinguished career with significant roles in both academia and industry. Since 2019, he has served as a Teaching Assistant at Sakarya University and as an Assistant Manager at Adapazarı Vocational High School. Prior to these positions, he spent 13 years as the Chief of Mechanical R&D at Federal Electric, where he led critical research and development initiatives from 2006 to 2019.