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DSAI Faculty Member Federico Germani Publishes New Article on the Structural Fingerprints of Disinformation
DSAI Faculty Member Federico Germani Publishes New Article on the Structural Fingerprints of Disinformation
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    DSAI Presents Research on Computational Authorship Analysis of the Ottoman Press at MeSSH26
DSAI Presents Research on Computational Authorship Analysis of the Ottoman Press at MeSSH26
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Institute for Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Celebrates Its First Graduates
Institute for Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Celebrates Its First Graduates
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AI-Based Earthquake Protection of Buildings Studied in Boğaziçi University DSAI Master's Thesis
AI-Based Earthquake Protection of Buildings Studied in Boğaziçi University DSAI Master's Thesis
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Sarıyer Science and Art Center Students Visited Our Institute
Sarıyer Science and Art Center Students Visited Our Institute
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DSAI Faculty Member Federico Germani Publishes New Article on Ethical AI Afterlives
DSAI Faculty Member Federico Germani Publishes New Article on Ethical AI Afterlives
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AI-Based Algal Bloom Prediction Studied in Boğaziçi University DSAI Master's Thesis
AI-Based Algal Bloom Prediction Studied in Boğaziçi University DSAI Master's Thesis
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Boğaziçi University DSAI Student Successfully Defends Master's Thesis on Deep CTR Prediction
Boğaziçi University DSAI Student Successfully Defends Master's Thesis on Deep CTR Prediction
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Data Science & AI Program Debuts in Top 200 Globally
Data Science & AI Program Debuts in Top 200 Globally
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Paper Accepted in IEEE Access: Agentic AI-Based 5G and Beyond Radio Planning Framework
Paper Accepted in IEEE Access: Agentic AI-Based 5G and Beyond Radio Planning Framework
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EACL 2026 Paper Introduces AI-Based Literature Screening for Antibacterial Nanoparticle Research
EACL 2026 Paper Introduces AI-Based Literature Screening for Antibacterial Nanoparticle Research
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A recent study co-authored by Ercan Atam, Atakan Zeybek, and Şaziye Betül Özateş makes classical PID control smarter through a deep learning–based gain-scheduling approach that brings advanced control performance closer to standard industrial PID structures.
A recent study co-authored by Ercan Atam, Atakan Zeybek, and Şaziye Betül Özateş makes classical PID control smarter through a deep learning–based gain-scheduling approach that brings advanced control performance closer to standard industrial PID structures.