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Prof. Dr. Türker Kılıç
Professor Dr. Turker Kilic, who is the Dean of Bahçeşehir University Faculty of Medicine and works at Medical Park Göztepe Hospital complex, works especially in the fields of cerebrovascular diseases and brain tumors and heads the Neurosurgery Research Center, which he founded.
Born in Bursa in 1966, Dr. Kilic completed her medical education at Hacettepe University in 1991 and his specialized education at Marmara University Department of Neurosurgery (Director: Prof. Dr. M. Necmettin Pamir) in 1997.
He completed his neurooncology master’s degree (Managers: Prof. Dr. Peter Black, Prof. Dr. Charles Stiles) at Harvard University Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in December 1998, and his PhD in Anatomy at Marmara University’s Department of Anatomy (Director: Prof. Dr. Safiye Çavdar) in February 2000.
Dr. Kilic, who was selected to the Turkish Academy of Sciences (TÜBA) in 2007, received the International Medical Faculties students (MISC) Research Award and Hacettepe University outstanding Achievement Award while a medical school student.
Dr. Turker Kilic received the European Neurosurgery qualification in 1997 and completed the basic and clinical training of transcranial doppler ultrasonography in Germany in 1992 and Gamma-Knife radiosurgery training in Sweden in 1995.
His scientific research was awarded the “most valuable Research Award” of the European Association of Neurosurgical Associations (EANS) in 1999 and the “Neurooncology young researcher Award” of the Association of Neurosurgical Associations of America (AANS) in 2001.
Dr. Kilic was selected as the “most encouraging Faculty of Research” by Marmara University Faculty of Medicine students in 2000. He also won the Turkish brain Research Association scientific Research Award in 2000, the Turkish Neurosurgical Society scientific Research Awards in 2001 and 2002, and was awarded the TUBA-GEBIP scholarship (Director: Prof. Dr. Yücel Kanpolat) between 2002-2005.
His scientific work won the Association of Neurosurgical Associations of America’s (AANS) most valuable non-U.S. scientific study Award in 2005. Dr. Kılıç worked at Harvard University in 1997-1998 on astrocytomas from brain cancers and was the responsible researcher for the experiments that proved the effectiveness of a molecule he was currently working on in astrocytomas. At the end of the clinical trials that started with NIH approval after the publication of this research in 2000, the molecule studied became a drug and is now used in the treatment of some brain cancers.
The Laboratory of Molecular Neurosurgery, which he currently runs, has won more than 20 awards and R&D support from many different institutions. In the laboratory, which has a tumor bank in which close to 3000 tissues are protected, national-international joint projects are being carried out in the fields of vascular diseases of the brain and neurooncology. Dr. Kılıç has Turkish Neurosurgery Association (TND), European Neurosurgery Association (EANS), American Neurosurgery Association (AANS), American Neurosurgery Congress (CNS), Asian Neurooncology Association (ASNO), nervous System surgery Association (SSC) and many other national and international scientific memberships. Dr. who was the President of TND young Neurosurgeons Group in 2001-2002 and President of TND, Neurooncological surgery Training and Training Group (TURNOG) between 2005-2007-96. Kılıç has organized many meetings and workshops throughout the country in this context. Dr. Kılıç is a referee for the journals Acta Neurochirurgica and Journal of Neurooncology. Dr. Kılıç carries out surgical treatment of over 600 patients per year, Gamma-Knife Radiosurgery treatment of over 1000 patients and polyclinic services of over 3000 patients.
Dr. Kilic continues his research on the molecular pathogenesis of brain tumors and vascular diseases and has over 750 scientific references to his work. Dr. Turker Kilic has been the President of Marmara University Institute of neurological Sciences since april 2009 and was promoted to professor staff in december 2009. Prof. Dr. Kilic has worked as an invited scientist in many universities.
He was the only neurosurgeon whose scientific declaration was accepted from Turkey to the AANS (American Association of brain Surgeons) meeting in 2010.
In 2012, he started to work at Medical Park Göztepe Hospital complex.
Professor Dr. Turker Kilic was elected to the European Academy of Sciences and Arts in October 2014 and the membership ceremony was held on 07 March 2015 in Salzburg.
In 2021, the father of the idea, Albert Einstein, was among the famous theoretical physicist, again in 20. Bertrand Russell, one of the greatest mathematicians and philosophers of the 20th century, is the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine of the ‘World Academy of Art and Science’, the world’s most prestigious scientific academy, where Joseph Needham, one of the greatest historians of science and civilization, and Robert Oppenheimer, the famous nuclear physicist. Professor Dr. Turker Kilic was selected as a member.
Married and father of two children. Dr. Kilic is interested in being at sea by boat and thinking about consciousness-mind.
Born in Bursa in 1966, Dr. Kilic completed her medical education at Hacettepe University in 1991 and his specialized education at Marmara University Department of Neurosurgery (Director: Prof. Dr. M. Necmettin Pamir) in 1997.
He completed his neurooncology master’s degree (Managers: Prof. Dr. Peter Black, Prof. Dr. Charles Stiles) at Harvard University Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in December 1998, and his PhD in Anatomy at Marmara University’s Department of Anatomy (Director: Prof. Dr. Safiye Çavdar) in February 2000.
Dr. Kilic, who was selected to the Turkish Academy of Sciences (TÜBA) in 2007, received the International Medical Faculties students (MISC) Research Award and Hacettepe University outstanding Achievement Award while a medical school student.
Dr. Turker Kilic received the European Neurosurgery qualification in 1997 and completed the basic and clinical training of transcranial doppler ultrasonography in Germany in 1992 and Gamma-Knife radiosurgery training in Sweden in 1995.
His scientific research was awarded the “most valuable Research Award” of the European Association of Neurosurgical Associations (EANS) in 1999 and the “Neurooncology young researcher Award” of the Association of Neurosurgical Associations of America (AANS) in 2001.
Dr. Kilic was selected as the “most encouraging Faculty of Research” by Marmara University Faculty of Medicine students in 2000. He also won the Turkish brain Research Association scientific Research Award in 2000, the Turkish Neurosurgical Society scientific Research Awards in 2001 and 2002, and was awarded the TUBA-GEBIP scholarship (Director: Prof. Dr. Yücel Kanpolat) between 2002-2005.
His scientific work won the Association of Neurosurgical Associations of America’s (AANS) most valuable non-U.S. scientific study Award in 2005. Dr. Kılıç worked at Harvard University in 1997-1998 on astrocytomas from brain cancers and was the responsible researcher for the experiments that proved the effectiveness of a molecule he was currently working on in astrocytomas. At the end of the clinical trials that started with NIH approval after the publication of this research in 2000, the molecule studied became a drug and is now used in the treatment of some brain cancers.
The Laboratory of Molecular Neurosurgery, which he currently runs, has won more than 20 awards and R&D support from many different institutions. In the laboratory, which has a tumor bank in which close to 3000 tissues are protected, national-international joint projects are being carried out in the fields of vascular diseases of the brain and neurooncology. Dr. Kılıç has Turkish Neurosurgery Association (TND), European Neurosurgery Association (EANS), American Neurosurgery Association (AANS), American Neurosurgery Congress (CNS), Asian Neurooncology Association (ASNO), nervous System surgery Association (SSC) and many other national and international scientific memberships. Dr. who was the President of TND young Neurosurgeons Group in 2001-2002 and President of TND, Neurooncological surgery Training and Training Group (TURNOG) between 2005-2007-96. Kılıç has organized many meetings and workshops throughout the country in this context. Dr. Kılıç is a referee for the journals Acta Neurochirurgica and Journal of Neurooncology. Dr. Kılıç carries out surgical treatment of over 600 patients per year, Gamma-Knife Radiosurgery treatment of over 1000 patients and polyclinic services of over 3000 patients.
Dr. Kilic continues his research on the molecular pathogenesis of brain tumors and vascular diseases and has over 750 scientific references to his work. Dr. Turker Kilic has been the President of Marmara University Institute of neurological Sciences since april 2009 and was promoted to professor staff in december 2009. Prof. Dr. Kilic has worked as an invited scientist in many universities.
He was the only neurosurgeon whose scientific declaration was accepted from Turkey to the AANS (American Association of brain Surgeons) meeting in 2010.
In 2012, he started to work at Medical Park Göztepe Hospital complex.
Professor Dr. Turker Kilic was elected to the European Academy of Sciences and Arts in October 2014 and the membership ceremony was held on 07 March 2015 in Salzburg.
In 2021, the father of the idea, Albert Einstein, was among the famous theoretical physicist, again in 20. Bertrand Russell, one of the greatest mathematicians and philosophers of the 20th century, is the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine of the ‘World Academy of Art and Science’, the world’s most prestigious scientific academy, where Joseph Needham, one of the greatest historians of science and civilization, and Robert Oppenheimer, the famous nuclear physicist. Professor Dr. Turker Kilic was selected as a member.
Married and father of two children. Dr. Kilic is interested in being at sea by boat and thinking about consciousness-mind.
