Welcome to the Innovative Material Mechanics Research Group!
We are a dynamic, interdisciplinary team pushing the boundaries of materials research — from biodegradable metals to surface coatings, from multi-scale modeling to advanced imaging techniques.
Our mission is simple: to develop smarter, more sustainable materials for the future of healthcare, energy, and aerospace technologies.
Shape the Future with Innovative Materials
Welcome to the Innovative Materials Mechanics (I’M Mech) Research Group at Recep Tayyip Erdogan University! We investigate the relationship between mechanical properties and microstructural properties of light alloys such as magnesium, aluminium, and titanium. We focus on addressing specific challenges in aerospace, automotive and implantology. Our team employ cutting-edge methodologies like X-CT (X-ray computed tomography) and electron microscopy and explore various conditions, including corrosive environments and diverse temperature ranges. Furthermore, our research extends to scrutinizing the impact of coatings and microstructural intricacies on these underlying mechanisms, enhancing our comprehensive understanding of material performance.
 
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Courses in 2024/2025
- Metallerde Deformasyon ve Kırılma 202430 WeeksAll levels32 Lessons0 Quizzes8 Students- Okunacak kitaplar: Hull, Derek, and David J. Bacon. Introduction to dislocations. Vol. 37. Elsevier, 2011. Plastic... Free
- Mukavemet 110 WeeksAll levels37 Lessons0 Quizzes23 Students- Bu ders notları Prof Dr Mehmet Zor Hocanın ders notlarından hazırlanmıştır. Free
Key Research Focus Areas
Multidisciplinary Exploration
Investigating material behavior across various sectors, including implantology, aerospace, and automotive industries
Cutting-edge Methods
Employing X-CT, electron microscopy, digital image/volume correlation to dissect and understand material mechanical properties.
Targeted Materials
Specialising in studying biomaterials like magnesium and titanium for implants, as well as aerospace-grade titanium and nickel superalloys.
Challenging Environments
Engaging Research Environment
Offering an enthusiastic and open learning environment for undergraduate, Master and PhD students.
 
															







