Our research center has collaborations and partnerships with numerous private sector entities and similar public institutions. We work with reputable partners across a broad range of industries. Some of these collaborations are supported by special protocols designed to prioritize mutual public and institutional interests, achieve mutual benefits, and reach common goals. These protocols are designed to manage the collaboration process, protect data privacy, ensure clear communication between parties, and meet compliance requirements. Our official protocols involving NÜRDAM are as follows:
1- ODTÜ - Space and Accelerator Technologies Application and Research Center: This collaboration aims to perform performance tests of radiation sensors produced by our center under space radiation conditions and to propose joint projects through bilateral cooperation.
2- RADKOR - Personnel Dosimetry Measurement and Evaluation Laboratory: This collaboration aims to develop devices through joint projects between the center and the industry, and to establish partnerships in testing/calibration
3- TENMAK-Nuclear Research Institute: To establish a partnership between the Center and the Nuclear Research Institute for research, development, and production activities aimed at designing products and management systems for nuclear technologies and to present joint projects
4- TÜBİTAK-Information and Communication Technologies Research Center: To evaluate joint research opportunities with institutions such as YİTAL under the umbrella of TÜBİTAK-BİLGEM, to share knowledge, and to develop collaborative projects
5- Sakarya Üniversitesi- Electromagnetic Application and Research Center: To establish new collaborative partnerships by combining the knowledge and experience of the two centers
NÜRDAM will continue to develop protocol-based collaborations in line with the needs of public institutions and private sector demands. In addition to the listed collaborations, we also continue R&D and Product Development activities with many institutions and sector organizations that do not have protocol-based agreements.
