Ms. Nüveyre Canbolat | Inorganic | Best Researcher Award
Research Assistance, Gazi Üniversity Turkey
Nuveyre Canbolat is a Research Assistant in Inorganic Chemistry at Gazi University, with expertise in both theoretical and synthetic chemistry. Her research spans various domains, from Quantum Chemistry to Biophysics, and she has developed an interest in computational chemistry and machine learning applications. In 2021, she founded RIASEARCH, a chemical software company, aiming to advance these areas. She was awarded a government scholarship in 2024 for her PhD in hydrogen and fuel cell research, building on her master’s thesis. With diverse experiences in industry and academia, she is committed to bridging the gap between theoretical research and practical applications.
Publication Profile
🎓 Education
Nuveyre Canbolat holds an MSc in Chemistry from Bilkent University (2016-2018), with a thesis on the synthesis and characterization of silver phosphate as a photocatalyst. She earned a BS in Chemistry from the same university in 2016, graduating second in her class with a GPA of 3.79/4.00. During her academic journey, she also received financial support for research projects, including work on metal phosphates for energy storage and sulfonylureas as ALS enzyme inhibitors, under renowned professors at Bilkent.
💼 Experience
Nuveyre Canbolat is the founder of RIASEARCH Chemical Software Company (2021-present), specializing in chemical software and algorithms. She has served as a Research and Teaching Assistant at Gazi University since 2018, teaching General Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, and Analytical Chemistry, while conducting research in the same areas. Previously, she worked as a Research Assistant at Bilkent University (2016-2018), where she focused on Quantum Chemistry and Inorganic Chemistry courses. Her summer internships included research at Greifswald University’s Department of Biophysics and TAI, Turkish Aerospace Industry, where she studied material properties.
🏆 Awards & Honors
Nuveyre Canbolat has received various honors during her academic career, including a full government scholarship in 2024 to pursue PhD research on hydrogen and fuel cells. She ranked second in her graduating class at Bilkent University and received financial support for several research projects, including one from TUBITAK. Additionally, her research work, including the synthesis of metal phosphates and sulfonylureas, has been recognized at national and international conferences, with several published articles in peer-reviewed journals.
🔬 Research Focus
Nuveyre Canbolat’s research focuses on inorganic chemistry, computational chemistry, and machine learning applications. She has worked on the synthesis and characterization of metal phosphates for energy storage, photocatalysis, and hydrogen-related technologies. Her current research includes the development of sulfonylureas as ALS enzyme inhibitors and the exploration of hydrogen fuel cells. She also conducts molecular docking studies to understand enzyme inhibition and drug design. As a founder of RIASEARCH, she aims to integrate software development with chemical research for more effective simulations and solutions.
Conclusion
Nuveyre Canbolat is a highly skilled and promising researcher whose background in inorganic chemistry, machine learning, and computational applications positions him as a valuable contributor to the field. His innovative research, entrepreneurial efforts, and academic achievements make him an excellent candidate for the Best Researcher Award. With continued dedication to expanding his international collaborations and enhancing his research output, Canbolat is poised to become a leading figure in his field, driving forward advancements in both scientific discovery and applied technologies.
Publication Top Notes
Title: Sulfonyl hydrazone derivatives containing acetonaphthone as anticholinesterase inhibitors for the treatment of Alzheimer’s: X-ray single-crystal analysis, and multifaceted theoretical calculations
Journal: Journal of Molecular Structure
Publication Date: December 2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.molstruc.2024.139311
Contributors: Ümmühan Özdemir Özmen, Saliha Alyar, Esra Bilen Ayan, Nüveyre Canbolat, Fatma Hamurcu, Hamit Alyar, Sinan Mithat Muhammet, Kerem Kaya