Media Highlights
A visual journey through some memorable moments of my academic and professional life. From meeting industry leaders to receiving awards and participating in significant events.
Meeting Jensen Huang
I was invited to an AI conference in Stockholm by NVIDIA, where I had the incredible opportunity to meet Jensen Huang, the founder and CEO of NVIDIA.
kAi Wins 2 Awards
Our university awarded us with two prestigious awards for extraordinary achievement and contribution to internationalization, digitalization, and technological development.
kAi Team in Ankara
We were invited to the Digital Transformation Office of the Presidency of Turkey to discuss AI policy in universities and share our experiences with kAi Sabanci.
Event with Simon See
As kAi, we conducted an event with Simon See, the Global Head of NVIDIA AI. This photo was captured during our conversation about the future of AI and its applications.
kAi Founding Presentation
The first meeting of kAi when we founded it. I was pitching our vision to a room full of students, marking the beginning of what would become the university's premier AI club.
National Committee Award
Following the IVA award, I was honored by the National Committee of Education in Siirt for my achievement, recognizing the international recognition brought to the region.
Swedish Royal Academy Award
Our project "United in Crisis" was selected for the "Innovation in times of Crisis" award during the Covid-19 pandemic by the Swedish Royal Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA). Following this recognition, I was interviewed by national television about the project and its impact.
Founding a Robotics Club
I founded the Robotics club in my high school in the Middle East. We were interviewed by the national news agency after qualifying for a FRC grant, a significant achievement for the region.
Presenting in Ankara
During high school, I presented my work on efficient green energy production with solar panels at a conference in Ankara, showcasing early research interests.
Robot Avoiding Obstacles
During high school, I built this simple obstacle-avoiding robot in just half an hour for a science fair. Despite its simplicity, it impressed visitors and showcased my early interest in robotics.