Prof. Dr. Ersin Göğüş

About

I am a professor at Sabanci University's Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences, where I lead research in high-energy astrophysics. My work focuses on some of the most energetic and dynamic phenomena in the universe, particularly magnetars and gamma-ray bursts.

Our research group investigates extreme physical conditions through the study of neutron stars, black holes, and other compact objects that serve as natural laboratories for understanding fundamental physics.

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People

Current Members

Principal Investigator

Sabanci University

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Dr. Özge Keskin

Postdoc

Sabanci University

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Dr. Şeyda Aydemir

Postdoc

Sabanci University

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Dr. Şenay Avdan

Postdoc

Sabanci University

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Mustafa Demirer

PhD Student

Sabanci University

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Ali Rıza Özer

MS Student

Sabanci University

Past Members

Postdocs

Lin Lin now Assoc. Prof. at Beijing Normal University, CN

Shan-Shan Weng now Assoc. Prof. at Nanjing Normal University, CN

Tolga Güver now Prof. at Istanbul University, TR

Funda Bostancı Güver now Prof. at Istanbul University, TR

Ece Kilerci now Prof. at Istanbul University, TR

Can Güngör now Asst. Prof. at Istanbul University, TR

Sinem Şaşmaz now Asst. Prof. at Istanbul Technical University, TR

Şeyda Aydemir now Asst. Prof. at Istanbul Technical University, TR

Manoneeta Chakraborty now Assoc. Prof. at Indian Institute of Technology Indore, IN

PhD Students

Sinem Şaşmaz now Asst. Prof. at Istanbul Technical University, TR

Can Güngör now Asst. Prof. at Istanbul University, TR

Aslıhan Ünsal now Instructor at Sabancı University, TR

Özge Keskin now Postdoc at Sabancı University, TR

Tolga Güver now Prof. at Istanbul University, TR

MS Students

Demet Kırmızıbayrak now PhD student at University of British Columbia

Yunus Emre Bahar now Dr. at Bari

Özge Keskin now Dr. at Sabancı

Mete Uzuner now PhD student at Cardiff Unıversıty

Mustafa Demirer now PhD student at Sabancı

Events

Magnetar Workshop

This workshop is designed to bring together theorists and observers working on various topics related to magnetars, with a focus on discussions. We hope it acts as a way to share expertise, explore crossovers between different topics, and thus uncover new directions for research.