Seyda Karabork | Inflammation | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Seyda Karabork | Inflammation | Best Researcher Award 

Dr. Seyda Karabork is a civil and structural engineer specializing in steel structures, seismic performance, and computational mechanics. She has served as a researcher, lecturer, and consultant, contributing to international projects and publishing widely in her field. Her work focuses on advancing earthquake-resistant design and structural safety, combining technical expertise with innovative engineering solutions.

Dr. Seyda Karabork | Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University | Turkey

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Education

Dr. Seyda Karabork has pursued advanced studies in civil and environmental engineering. Her academic journey includes a strong foundation in structural engineering, with specialized training in steel structures, earthquake engineering, and computational mechanics. She has consistently advanced her expertise through both national and international academic programs.

Experience

Dr. Karabork has gained extensive professional experience as a researcher and academic in the field of civil engineering. She has worked as an assistant professor and lecturer, contributing to both teaching and research. Her work includes collaboration on international research projects, academic publications, and participation in scientific committees. She has also provided consultancy on structural engineering projects, applying her technical expertise to practical challenges in construction and infrastructure.

Awards and Recognition

Dr. Seyda Karabörk has been honored for her academic and research achievements with several notable distinctions. She received the Gazi University Thesis of the Year Award for her outstanding doctoral research. Her work has also been recognized in scientific meetings, where she earned the First Prize for Oral Presentation at the BUHASDER Congress for her study on the effects of Acinetobacter baumannii pneumonia on lung surfactant proteins. Additionally, she was awarded the Second Prize for Oral Presentation at the Turkish EKMUD Scientific Congress for her research  levels in early diagnosis of Borrelia-induced erythema migrans. These awards highlight her contributions to medical microbiology, immunology, and neuroimmunology research

Skills and Expertise

Dr. Karabork’s skills cover a broad spectrum within civil and structural engineering. She is proficient in steel design, reinforced concrete, finite element modeling, structural dynamics, and seismic analysis. She is also skilled in research methods, scientific writing, and academic leadership. Her technical skills are complemented by strong communication, collaboration, and problem-solving abilities.

Research Focus 

Her research primarily focuses on steel structures, seismic performance of buildings, computational mechanics, and earthquake-resistant design. She is particularly interested in the application of advanced analytical methods to assess and improve structural safety. Her work aims to enhance resilience in infrastructure by integrating innovative engineering approaches with practical design solutions.

Research Projects

Dr. Seyda Karabörk has participated in numerous scientific research projects focusing on microbiology, immunology, neuroimmunology, and cancer studies. Her work includes both basic and applied research, often supported by institutional and national funding bodies. She has investigated the anti-tumor effects of natural extracts such as Ganoderma adspersum and Tarantula cubensis on cancer cell lines, as well as the antiparasitic activity of pumpkin seeds in infected mice. In neuroimmunology, she has explored the relationship between herpes viruses and neuronal autoantibodies in multiple sclerosis and demyelinating diseases, along with studies on Lyme disease, epilepsy, and autoimmune responses. Her projects also include the evaluation of cytokine responses in infectious and parasitic diseases, the effects of Acinetobacter baumannii pneumonia on lung surfactant proteins, and the seroprevalence of Coxiella burnetii infection in high-risk populations. Through these multidisciplinary studies, she has contributed significantly to understanding host-pathogen interactions, immune mechanisms, and potential therapeutic approaches

Publications

Nogo-A and NfL Levels in CSF from Newly Diagnosed Multiple Sclerosis and Neuromyelitis Optica Spectrum Disorder Patients Positive for Anti-HHV6-A IgG Autoantibody
Authors: Seyda Karabork; Bihter Gokce elik; Firdevs Uluc; Sule Aydın Turkoglu; Serpil Yıldız
Journal: Journal of Clinical Medicine

Protective Effects of Aronia melanocarpa Extract against Cyclophosphamide-Induced Delayed Toxicity on the Bladder
Authors: Humeyra Celik; Seyda Karabork; Aslihan Saylan; Ayhan Cetinkaya
Journal: Saglık Bilimlerinde Deger

Mikroplastiklerin Yenidogan Maruziyeti ve İmmün Sistem Üzerine Etkileri
Authors: Gamze Dogdu; Seyda Karabork; Mustafa Dilek
Journal: Osmaniye Korkut Ata Universitesi Fen Bilimleri Enstitusu Dergisi

Investigation of the Relationship Between Calpain and HMGB1/TLR4/NF-KB Signalling Pathway in Multiple Sclerosis and Other Demyelinating Diseases
Authors: Firdevs Uluc; Sule Aydın Turkoglu; Bihter Gokce Celik; Seyda Karabork; Seyit Ali Kayis
Journal: Preprint

Does cerebrospinal fluid IL-17F distinguish normal pressure hydrocephalus from dementia?
Authors: Seyda Karabork; Humeyra Celik; Sule Aydın Turkoglu
Journal: Northwestern Medical Journal

Conclusion

Dr. Seyda Karabork is an accomplished academic and researcher whose expertise bridges microbiology, immunology, and neuroimmunology. With a strong background in laboratory science, teaching, and multidisciplinary research, she has advanced knowledge in areas ranging from infectious diseases to cancer biology. Her numerous awards, active involvement in scientific projects, and contributions to both national and international conferences highlight her commitment to scientific excellence. Through her innovative studies and collaborative approach, she continues to make meaningful contributions to medical science and public health.