TÜBİTAKTÜBİTAKMARMARA RESEARCH CENTERMARMARA RESEARCH CENTER

May 2012Gebze Kocaeli TurkeyGebze, Kocaeli, Turkey

Outline

• I t d ti• Introduction

• TÜBİTAK Gebze Campusp

• TÜBİTAK Marmara Research Center

• Marmara Technopark

• Conclusions• Conclusions

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History

• Foundation of TÜBİTAK, 1963, Ankara

Mi i D l i li i f i &• Mission; Developing policies for science & technology, Funding and Research.

• Foundation of Marmara Research Center, 1972, Gebze.

• Area, 8000 acres.

• Some Institutes are separated from MarmaraSome Institutes are separated from Marmara Research Center and report directly to the TÜBİTAK Presidency.

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TÜBİTAK Gebze Settlement

R&D UNITS MARMARA RESEARCH CENTER (MAM)

TÜBİTAK

(MAM)

INFORMATICS AND INFORMATION SECURITY ADVANCED

TECHNOLOGIES RESEARCH CENTERTÜBİTAK GEBZE

SETTLEMENT

TECHNOLOGIES RESEARCH CENTER

NATIONAL METROLOGY INSTITUTE

S S OTURKISH INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

TECHNOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGICAL SUPPORT UNITSUPPORT UNIT

MARMARA TEKNOKENT A.Ş. (MARTEK)

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TÜBİTAK Marmara Research Center

VISIONTo excel in Research Innovation andTo excel in Research, Innovation and

Commercialization (RIC) and provide prosperity and high quality of life for People of Turkiye.g q y p y

MISSIONMISSIONTo advance science and technology and develop

cutting-edge technologies and high-value g g g gproducts to make Turkiye a world leader.

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Goals

• Advancement of knowledge

• Technology development and• Technology development and commercialization

Sustainable job creation• Sustainable job creation

• Economic growth

• Improved quality of life

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Organization ChartPRESIDENT OF TÜBİTAK

MAM BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESIDENT OF MAM

VP STR. PLAN. BUSINESS DEVELOP

CHEMISTRY INSTITUTE

ADVISORY BOARD

ENERGY INSTITUTE

BUSINESS DEVELOP.

VP TECHNICAL

ENVIRONMENT INSTITUTE

MATERIALS INSTITUTE

FOOD INSTITUTE VP OPERATIONS

VP FINANCE

CONSULTANTS

GENETIC ENGINEERING & BIOTECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE

QUALITY UNIT

EARTH & MARINE SCIENCES INSTITUTE

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Personnel Profile

5%25%565 5%2%

25%

46202

565

68%

46

68%

Manager13 Manager

Researcher

Administrative PersonnelTotal: 826

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Administrative Personnel

Security

Total: 826*April 2012

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Researcher Profile

46%12%

PhD42%

PhD

MSc

BSBSc

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Personnel

Total Personnel72%

28%

Permanent (596 people)Permanent (596 people)Project (230 people)

Researcher39%

61%

P t (345 l )Permanent (345 people)Project (220 people)

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Researcher Profile (PhD)

187 198 192200

220

131149

156 170

124 126140

160

180

8091

131 119109

89

124 126

80

100

120

62393126

20

40

60

80

0

20

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 (April)

PhD PhD Student11

ActivitiesProjects• Basic research

A li d h• Applied research• Innovative• Partnership S iPartnership• Collaborative• Technology transfer

Services• Testing

Analysisgy • Analysis• Consultancy• Training• Training

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Self Sufficiency Ratio%

90

100

59 58

7566

6370

80

90

37

59

49

58 63 63

40

50

60

37

10

20

30

02004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Self Sufficiency Ratio: Project Income / All Expenses13

Magnitude of Ongoing Projects

280

Million USD

175,6197

235

175200

240 217

157175,6

135

107

175

120

160

52272940

1140

80

02000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

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UniversityD f

Sectoral Distribution of Projects (2011)

International

Private Sector

26%

y

2%

PROJECT

Defence

7%

11%(239)

Public Sector

54%

Defence

9%

Private Sector

5%

BUDGET(157 Million $)

InternationalPublic Sector

80%

International

6% University

0.02% 15

Certificates

National Facility Security Certificate

NATO Facility Security Certificatey y

Manufacturing Authorization Certificate

ISO 9001-2008 The Certificate of Quality Management y gSystem for all the Institutes and the Departments of MAM

ISO 14001-2004 The Certificate of Environment Management System for all the Institutes and theManagement System for all the Institutes and the Departments of MAM

ISO 17025 The Accreditation Certificate of Service Laboratories (EI,FI,MI,CEI)Laboratories (EI,FI,MI,CEI)

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Accreditation

600

Number of Accredited Tests

370 383451

552

450

500

550

250

339370 383

250

300

350

400

91142 154

189

100

150

200

250

200

50

100

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 20112001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

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EU FP6 – FP7 ProjectsPROJECTS

5043

3740

21 23

3130

1317

21

10

20

91

0

10

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

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TÜBİTAK MAM Institutes

• Energy InstituteEnergy Institute• Food Institute• Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology Institute• Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology Institute• Materials Institute• Chemistry Institute• Chemistry Institute • Environment Institute

E th & M i S i I tit t• Earth & Marine Sciences Institute

Advanced Energy Technologies

Energy Institute (EI)Advanced Energy Technologies

Fuel Cell Technologies

Gas Technologies Combustion and Gasification Technologies

Fuel Technologies

S l E T h l i Solar Energy Technologies

Power Electronics and Control TechnologiesPower Electronics and Control Technologies

Power Electronics Technologies

Vehicle Technologies

Battery Technologies

Wind Power Technologies

S O i P j t

Energy Institute (EI)Some Ongoing Projects

Molten Carbonate Fuel-Cell (TU-IT), 500 kW A 500 kW MCFC test system will be established inside MAM

Campus. Fuel Reformer for Fuel Cells (TU, NL, GE, UK), 250 kW, Power Electronics (RTP 16.06) (TU-IT) NEDISS (RTP 16.14) (TU-IT) All Electric Combat Vehicle (RTP 16.02) (TU, GR, NL, IT, SW, FI) All Electric Ship (JP 16.01) (TU, IT, NL, UK, FR, DK) Sea Systems Integration (CEPA 16) Energy Storage Systems (CEPA 16) ELIT-1 Hybrid Electric Vehicle (TOFAŞ) Hybrid Electric Combat Vehicle, (FNSS) Advanced Silicon Solar Cell and PV Modules (NATO SfP Project) Biomass Cogeneration Network, EU- 5th FP IRMATECH, EU- 5th FP MOCAMI, EU-5th FP

Water and Wastewater Management

Environment Institute (ENVI) Water and Wastewater Management

Water Resources Management

Water and Wastewater Treatment TechnologiesTechnologies

Marine and In-land Water

Marine and In-land Water Monitoring and Marine and In land Water Monitoring and Management

Modeling, Geographical Information Systems and Remote Sensing

Air Quality Management

Measurement, Analysis and Characterization

M d li d M i Modeling and Mapping

Solid and Hazardous Waste

Solid and Hazardous Waste Management Solid and Hazardous Waste Management

Persistent Organic Pollutant Inventory Studies

Chemistry Institute (CI)

Process and Inorganic Technologies Process Engineering El t h i t T h l i Electrochemistry Technologies Industrial Mineral Technologies

Polymer and Organic Technologies

Polymer Technologies

Organic Chemistry Technologies

Chemistry Institute (CI)

Determination of Toxic Phytoplankton Species in Ömerli Lake and

Sample Projects

Determination of Toxic Phytoplankton Species in Ömerli Lake and Establishment of Results for Water Quality Improvement

Carcinogenic Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH’s) Entering g y y y ( ) gthe İzmit Bay: Determination of Sources and Contamination levels

Impacts of Land Based Sources and Natural Phenomenon to İcoastal waters: A Case Study of the İzmit Bay and Dil Deresi Stream

Integrated Environmental Pollution Control Study of Simav River Basin Investigation of the Seismic Ground Amplification in the g pAvcılar District of Istanbul by Seismological Methods

Food Science and Technologies

Food Institute (FI)Food Science and Technologies

Food Processing Technologies

Food Science

Food Preservation Food Preservation

Nutrition and Functional Foods

Food Composition Data Food Composition Data

Clinical Researches

Functional Foods Food Microbiology and Biotechnology

Food Microbiology

Biotechnology

Food Safety Establishment Systems and y yHygienic Conditions

CeramicsMaterials Institute (MI) Coating Sensors Electromagnetic Electronic Materials Electromagnetic-Electronic Materials Nanotechnology- Composite Metal Aluminum Casting NDT-Acoustic Technologies NDT-Acoustic Technologies Technological Supports Ceramics, Coating, Sensor, Electromagnetic- ElectronicMaterials Nanotechnology CompositeMaterials, Nanotechnology-Composite

Ceramic technologies

Functional coating technologies

Sensor technologies

Electromagnetic-electronic materials

Nanotechnology-Composite

Materials Institute (MI)Sample Projects

Research and Optimization of Production Technologies for İznik TilesSub-Surface Microwave Detection System ProjectDevelopment of Gas Turbine By-Pass CaseDetermining the Design and Production Parameters of Composites forDetermining the Design and Production Parameters of Composites for

Seismic Retrofit ReinforcementsHybrid Coatings on Aluminum Foils With Sol-Gel TechniquesMagnesium Casting and Die-castingHamitabat Plant Gas Turbine ComponentsD l t f S i l All M t i lDevelopment of Special Alloy Materials Development of Confocal Raman Micro-Spectrometer and ApplicationsMolecularly Imprinted Polymers for Trace Explosive Detectiony yDevelopment of New Generation Friction Composite Materials

Earthquake Processes

Earth & Marine Sciences Institute (EMSI)q

Earthquake Seismology Seismic Micro-zonation Crustal Deformation and Structure Crustal Deformation and Structure Earthquake Risk Studies Active Tectonics

Geophysical Processes Seismic Data Acquisition, Processing, Monitoring and Modeling Marine Geophysics Landslide Researches Geodetical Applications

G l i l d G h i l PGeological and Geochemical Processes Petroleum, Earth Gas, Coal Gas Research Burial and Thermal History of Sedimentary Basins Quantitative Sedimentary Basin Analysis and Modeling Hydro-geochemical Studies Medical Geology

Earth & Marine Sciences Institute (EMSI)

Sample Projects

Testing New Methods for the Prediction of the Earthquakes in the M R iMarmara Region

Seismological Network Calibration Between Israel and Turkey High Resolution Long Term Earthquake Monitoring Project for the

S f MSea of Marmara Dynamic Characteristics of the West and Middle Parts of the North

Anatolian Fault Installation and Feasibility of DGPS Stations Installation and Feasibility of DGPS Stations Seismological Data Quality and Continuity Studies A Wide Angle Seismic Refraction, Reflection Profile in the Adapazarı

BasinBasin Underwater Ambient Noise Measurement and Interpretation and Sea

Bottom Classification Sea Surface Platform Detection by Satellite Technologies Sea Surface Platform Detection by Satellite Technologies Tsunami Risk in Marmara Sea

Animal Biotechnology

Genetic Eng. & Biotechnology Institute (GEBI)Animal Biotechnology Animal Genetics and Proteomics Reproductive Biotechnology Diagnostic Technologies Animal Cell Technologies Animal Cell Technologies

Medical Biotechnology Human Genetics and Proteomics Molecular Diagnostic Technologies Vaccine Technologies Tissue Engineering

Enzyme and Microbial Biotechnology Enzyme Engineering Microorganism Genetics Technologies Microbial Process Technologies Microbial Process Technologies Microbial Proteomics

Plant Biotechnology Biological Diversity Biological Diversity GMO Technologies Gene Mapping in Plants Plant Genetics and Proteomics

EU FP6 – FP7 ProjectsEnergy Institute F d I tit tEnergy Institute1. EU-DEEP (IP)2. NATURALHY (IP)3. HY-PROSTORE (SSA)4. BIGPOWER (SSA)

Food Institute1. Quality Low Input Food (IP)2. HEATOX (STREP)3. SAFEFOODERA (CA)4. FOODLINK (SSA)( )

5. MC-WAP (IP)6. NETBIOCOF (CA)7. CASES (CA)8. TERMISOL (STREP)9 TyGre (CP)

( )5. MYCOGLOBE 6. EUROFIR (NoE)7. FERBEV (CRAFT)8. SAFEFOODNET (SSA)9 MONIQA (NoE)9. TyGre (CP)

10. MCFC-CONTEX (CP)11. EPHESTUS (CP)12. BRISKEnvironment Institute

9. MONIQA (NoE)10. SAFETechnoPACK (REGPOT)11. MYCRORED (CP)12. EAST-NMR (CP)13. APIFRESH (CP) Environment Institute

1. ANVOC (SSA) 2. SPICOSA (IP)3. PREPARED (CP)4. HEISST (CP)5 PROMITHEAS 4 (CSA)

14. EuroFIR-Nexus15. GREENFOODEC

Materials Institute1. NanoStrBioSens5. PROMITHEAS-4 (CSA)

6. SEAS-ERA (CP)7. SeaDataNet II8. MicroB3Genetic Eng & Biotechnology Institute

Earth & Marine Sciences Institute 1. FORESIGHT (STREP)2. SCHEMA (STREP)3 BlackSeaHazNet (IRSES)Genetic Eng. & Biotechnology Institute

1. FAD (IP) 2. BRIDGE (CP)

3. BlackSeaHazNet (IRSES)4. EPOS (CP-CSA)5. PRE-EARTHQUAKES (CP)

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Ready To Market Technologies

Enrichment of foods by some vitamins and mineralsDevelopment of olive production process for exportApricot halva and pasteApricot halva and pasteThe formulation of fried oil from mixture of palm oil & vegetable oilStarter cultures for especially fermented productsWine productionpDevelopment of trans-fatty acid free margarine formulationDevelopment of formulation for long shelf life bread, ready-to-eat

meals and ready-to-cook meals prototype productionDevelopment of trans-fatty acid free shortenning formulationPulse laser harmonic generatorChemical gas adsorbing puring and decontamination powderR d it d t tRescue and security radar prototypeMicrowave non destructive testing tomography prototypeConfocal laser raman photoluminesans mikrospectrometerUltrasonic non destructive testing transducersUltrasonic non destructive testing transducersUnder surface tomography system prototype

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MARMARA TECHNOPARK (MARTEK)

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MARTEK

Technopark and Technology Free Zone

TÜBİTAK MAM

FreeZone+

TÜBİTAK MAM Technology =

Technopark Zone Free Zone

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MARTEK

High Quality and Cheapest Technopark

600.000 m2 Total AreaClosed Area Rented (1000 m2)

12 615

77.000 m2 Total Open Area60.540 m2 Open Area Rented

12,4

7

11 1115 15 15 12,6

6

9

12

13.785 m2 Total Closed Area12.600 m2 Closed Area Rented

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0

3

6

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 211

Number of Personnel 114 ongoing R&D projects

58 R&D Companies2717

224720082200

2400260028003000

58 R&D Companies

Nearly 7 Projects carried on incollaboration with TÜBİTAK Institutes

20081761

1403

650533800

1000120014001600180020002200

5332742281350

200400600

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 201135

Conclusions

• Research: path to innovation

• Innovation: prerequisite for technology p q gydevelopment

• Technology development: prerequisite for gy p p qeconomic independence

• Commercialization: key for industrial ydevelopment

• Goal: prosperity and quality of lifep p y q y

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ThankYouThankYouProf. Dr. Ibrahim Dincer

Acting PresidentTÜBİTAK MAM

PO Box. 21, 41470 Gebze-Kocaeli/TURKEYTel: +90-262-677 20 00 ; Fax: +90-262-641 23 09

www.mam.gov.trg

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