ANNOUNCEMENTS-Khazar University

27 August, 2025Developing Effective Academic Integrity Policies for Higher Education Institutions by Professor Ahmet SU

30 July, 2025Understanding Knowledge, Curriculum and Student Agency by Professor Paul Ashwin

25 June, 2025Distance and Hybrid Education Models: How Can We Maintain Quality? by Professor Mustafa Caner

13 June, 2025International Conference Titled "Ottoman Prisoners in Azerbaijan in the Light of Archival Documents and Nargin"

05 June, 2025A PhD examination will be held at Khazar University

02 June, 2025Xəzər Universiteti 2025-ci il üçün doktorantura səviyyəsinə qəbul elan edir

31 May, 2025Khazar University Forum will be held

29 May, 2025English Language and Literature Department of Khazar University To Hold "English Teachers' Symposium 2025"

28 May, 2025Research-Oriented University Models in Higher Education by Professor M. Sondan Durukanoğlu Feyiz

27 May, 2025International Symposium to be Held at Khazar University

Seminar by Professor from Middle East Technical University of Türkiye to be Held

The Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering is arranging a seminar titled "Transition Metal Nanoparticles" featuring Professor Saim Özkar.

Professor Saim Özkar is a distinguished academician and researcher in the field of Chemistry, currently serving as a Professor at the Middle East Technical University in the Department of Chemistry. With a career spanning from 1976 to the present, Professor Özkar has made significant contributions to the scientific community, as evidenced by his impressive citation metrics. Having garnered around 16,400 citations and an h-index of 72, he stands out as a highly influential figure in his field. He has awarded several grants from TUBITAK and other scientific organizations.

Professor Özkar's expertise is showcased through his extensive list of publications, more than 350 articles. His research covers a wide range of topics, including catalysis, nanocluster/nanoparticle synthesis, and the development of efficient catalysts for various chemical processes. Notable works include studies on rhodium and ruthenium nanoparticles for hydrolytic dehydrogenation, as well as investigations into the catalytic conversion of glycerol and electroreduction of carbon dioxide.

The seminar will be held on 07.02.2024 at 12.00-14.00 in room 102N. Those who wish to participate can join the seminar.