Technology and Innovation Symposium was held at Selçuk University

The 2nd International Technology and Innovation Student Symposium was organized by Selçuk University Faculty of Technology, Akşehir Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, Gençlik Vadisi Coordination Office, National and Local Sancak Community and Algorithm and Artificial Intelligence Community.

Selçuk University Youth Valley Coordinator Dr. made the opening speech of the symposium held at Selçuk University Museum Building. Lecturer Member Hakan Terzioğlu said, "We will build together with valuable engineers to ensure that our country plays a more effective, powerful and pioneering role in the Turkey Century, which expresses the expectation that Turkey will reach a more prominent position in international relations, economy, technology and cultural fields and assume a leadership role on the world stage." “We will.” he said.

Stating that the steps taken by our country towards domestic and national technology and the successes it has achieved in this field have attracted attention on international platforms, Selçuk University Secretary General Prof. Dr. Kamil Beşoluk said, “I find it promising and admirable that our students organize such events. Taking such initiatives plays a very important role in helping young people reveal their potential and take important steps in their own fields.” he said.

Pointing out the importance of using technology in a good way, Selçuk University Vice Rector Prof. Dr. İlhan Çiftci said, “It is important to use technology on the side of the oppressed, not on the side of the oppressors. We see what great harm the oppressors can inflict in front of the whole world, and we feel sad. Our hearts are bleeding. "We, as a nation and a country, will produce technology and use it on the side of the oppressed and stand against the oppressors." said.

Konya Technical University Vice Rector Prof. Dr. Hüseyin Deveci, Selçuk University Akşehir Faculty of Engineering and Architecture Dean Prof. Dr. The symposium, attended by Cemalettin Sarıçoban, academicians and students, will end on December 10. 92 articles will be presented at the symposium, attended by scientists from 11 different countries.