Vicdanlı, hakkaniyetli ve iyi bir insan olmak, başarılı bir insan olmaktan daha önemlidir. Başarı gelir geçer ama iyilik ve güzel ahlak daima bizimledir.
I’m truly grateful to my family, mentors, colleagues, friends, and students who have supported me throughout this journey. Thank you all for your encouragement, guidance, and support 🙏🏻
I’m pleased to share that I have been appointed as an Assistant Professor at Gazi University, within the Institute of Neuroscience and Neurotechnology.
I’m happy to continue my academic and research work at NÖROM in this new role.
Wrapping up #FENS2026 with great memories! 🧠✨
It was a pleasure sharing our latest research through a poster presentation and receiving insightful feedback from the global neuroscience community. Thank you to everyone who stopped by! 🔬
I’m happy to share that our new paper, “Wavelet event-related EEG phase coherence as a discriminant biomarker of the cognitive status in Parkinson’s and Lewy body disease”, has been published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience. 🎉
🔗https://t.co/b9pBzPcrd0
Exercise improves brain health, but can it also delay brain aging? In a randomized controlled trial, we show that moderate- and heavy-resistance training significantly reduced accelerated aging in brain clocks (estimated with fMRI). The effect is global and distributed, not confined to single brain hubs. Simple, scalable interventions can meaningfully shape brain clock trajectories in healthy aging. Move the body to slow the brain’s tick-tock. Congrats @rglezgz and the full team: Naiara Demnitz, Carlos Coronel, @TheilGates Michael Kjaer, @HSiebner & Carl-Johan Boraxbekk. #LISA team @GBHI_Fellows Paper: https://t.co/xQZAa4b3Pi
Our new paper is out! 🧠✨
We examined the effects of lateralization tasks and training on low-frequency EEG oscillations in upper- and lower-limb amputees.
https://t.co/82KMCYJ72B
#EEG#Neuroscience#BrainDynamics#Amputation
I would like to thank my wonderful colleagues Prof. Hulusi Kafalıgönül and Dr. Hazal Korkmaz Artuvan for sharing this experience with me, and the NÖROM team for organizing such a valuable scientific event. @noromofficial
I had the opportunity to serve as an instructor in the “EEG for Neuroscience – Introductory Course”, offered within the 1st International Neuronal Energy Dynamics Congress, held at NÖROM, Ankara, from 26–28 November 2025.
In this study, we examined how frequent video game playing shapes neural activity during memory processes.
Many thanks to my co-authors @GntknB Mustafa Yusuf Kol, Mehmet Fatih Özkan, and Ömer Faruk Doğru for their valuable collaboration.
🧠 New Paper 🎉
I am happy to share that our new article has been published in Frontiers in Psychology:
“Frequent video game playing alters low-frequency event-related EEG brain oscillations.”
https://t.co/je9m9FanSu
Akademik hayatta canımı sıkanlar;
1️⃣Lafta çalışan, özünde yatmaya alışanlar,
2️⃣İş yapmayıp sabahtan akşama kadar çalışanların aleyhinde konuşanlar,
3️⃣Çalışmamak için bahane bulma sanatında özgün fikirleri olanlar,
4️⃣Her cümlesinde “Biz” yerine “Ben” kullananlar
Brain clocks are modulated by disease, exposome, genetics, & whole-body health. But what are the underlying mechanisms? Clocks estimate biological age, not the underlying processes. We tackle this through biophysical modeling in aging and dementia🧵1/5: https://t.co/hrnVqwfMZP @NatMentHealth@carlosmig_12
We presented our study entitled “Event-related EEG delta and theta oscillations are altered as a result of frequent video gaming” at the 2nd National Neuroimaging Congress, as part of our TÜBİTAK-supported project conducted with international medical students.