The seminar presentations of our Faculty of Science master's students for the Spring Semester of the 2025-2026 Academic Year were successfully held. In the event held at our Faculty's Seminar Hall, where our Department of Data Science and Analytics also took an active part; eye-opening presentations were made in important theoretical areas such as Algebra, Number Theory, Analysis, and Applied Mathematics, which form the cornerstones of the mathematics department, as well as interdisciplinary innovative studies in the field of Data Science.

Our faculty academics, graduate students, and undergraduate students aiming for an academic career showed intense participation and interest in the seminars.

We congratulate our students who have successfully completed an important stage in their graduate education and wish them success in their thesis processes and future academic studies.

Presentations and Research Topics

The presentation titles are listed below for those who want to examine and get inspired by the research areas within our department and faculty:

Advisor	Student	Presentation Title
Prof. Dr. İbrahim Aktaş	Sinem Sarma	Some Geometric Properties of Ramanujan Type Entire Functions
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nimet Çoşkun	Fatma Tüzzehra Ak	Introduction to Graph Analysis
Prof. Dr. Ahmet İpek	Aynur Gökyıldız	Solutions of Linear Differential Equation Systems and Transition Matrix
Prof. Dr. Ahmet İpek	Müzeyyen Balcı	Powers of Some Special Matrices and Transition Matrices
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Merve Kara	Ramazan Gökkurt	Investigation of the Solutions of a Second-Order System of Difference Equations
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hasan Yıldırım	Ramazan Seyhan	A Comparative Study on Chest X-ray Images
Prof. Dr. Sedat Pak	Hasan Hüseyin Öcal	The m-polynomial Approach in Graph Theory: Topological Analysis of Octane Isomers
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hasan Yıldırım	Talha Kırca	Explainable QSPR Modeling with Polynomial-Based Topological Indices
Asst. Prof. Dr. Murat Arı	Mehmet Onur Güntürk	Numerical Solution of the Equal Width (EW) Equation by Cubic Hermite Spline Collocation Method: A Literature Review