About Ferhan Sagin
Atherosclerosis, inflammatory diseases, biomarkers
Research Interest
FEBS Constituent Society
Other Expertise/Interests
Followed by
Marko Žarak
Eurpean Specialist in Laboratory Medicine (EuSpLM) / Assistant Professor , Dubrava University Hospital / University of Zagreb Faculty of Pharmacy and Biochemistry
Fun Man Fung
Assistant Professor/ Committee on Chemistry Education, University College Dublin/ IUPAC
Recent Comments
You did an amazing job as the Workshop Coordinator Ali Burak!
Keep up this awesome work!
Congrats!
Dear Brooke;
Thank you for sharing this valuable guide on asking questions in seminars.
Effective questioning is such an important skill in scientific discourse, yet it's rarely taught formally.
I appreciate how this 'catechism' approach provides a structured framework that can help both early-career researchers gain confidence and established scientists refine their communication.
Thank you for articulating so clearly what many of us have learned only through years of experience!
Ferhan Sağın
Thank you, Yannis, for sharing these thoughtful reflections.
Your emphasis on the need for collaboration across teaching teams, support services, and students is so important. Changing teaching practices can feel like an uphill journey at times, but your piece is a great reminder that we don’t need to do it alone. I appreciate your practitioner-researcher perspective—it resonates well with the work we are all trying to do.
Looking forward to more discussions and ideas on how we can continue improving together.
Ferhan
Your post is truly inspiring Mübeccel!
I especially loved your perspective that "science is not a job, it's a lifestyle." It's this kind of dedication that has made your lab at SIAF a world-leading center for human B cell biology research.
The FEBS community eagerly awaits your plenary lecture at the FEBS 2025 Istanbul meeting. Your talk will undoubtedly be one of the highlights of our Congress
Excellent job! Congrats Marius and the team!
Thank you, Prof. Taylor, for this powerful piece and for your courage in stepping forward.
Your stark analysis of Nobel laureate statistics makes visible what many have felt but few have quantified. By connecting your scholarly insight with personal action, you're creating the very change you advocate for.
This is how progress happens - through visibility, courage, and leadership by example.
Thank you again for helping to build a more inclusive and equitable future in STEM!
Great post Manuel!
I'm especially impressed with how well the key takeaways capture the essential points!
Thanks for your contributions - as an active participant and educator in this workshop!
Huge congrats on getting started! It's awesome to see you guys supporting your peers - students and early-career researchers in the biosciences.
I loved the career panel and company visit ideas....
Keep up the amazing work! —can't wait to see all the great things you'll achieve!