General 2025

Biostar Scientific Project Competition

YTU BİYOGEN pioneered the conversion of innovative ideas into concrete projects through the BioStar Scientific Project Competition, bringing together biology and biotechnology enthusiasts. The competition offered young researchers the opportunity to showcase their visions across a wide range of categories including Polymer Technologies, Genetic Diseases, Waste Management and Sustainability, Biotechnology in Space, Bioinformatics Technologies, and Plant Biotechnology. Presentations delivered by participants before the jury illuminated future scientific trends by combining academic knowledge with industrial solutions. BioStar successfully completed this year's process by both increasing scientific awareness and bringing new value-added ideas to the biotechnology ecosystem.
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