Health November 2025 · 2024

The Health Biotechnology Center of Excellence (SABİOTEK)

The Health Biotechnology Center of Excellence (SABİOTEK) represents a strategic partnership between Yıldız Technical University (lead institution), Marmara University, and Istanbul University–Cerrahpaşa,established to strengthen Türkiye’s competitiveness in the global biotechnology landscape. The center focuses on translational medicine, advanced diagnostics, immunology, virology, molecular biology and genetics, nanobiomaterials, and AI-powered biomedical technologies, aligning its mission with national innovation and health priorities.

SABİOTEK advances global health and well-being by conducting cutting-edge research in diagnostics, vaccines, therapeutics, molecular biology, immunology, and medical biotechnology. The center plays a strategic role in strengthening national preparedness against infectious diseases and public health emergencies, while supporting innovation in life-saving technologies, from medical devices to bioinformatics. Training programs, collaborative research platforms, and translational studies contribute directly to building a healthier society and improving healthcare quality and accessibility. hrough advanced R&D infrastructure, interdisciplinary expertise, and technology transfer capacity, the center accelerates biotechnology commercialization, strengthens high-tech manufacturing, and contributes to Türkiye’s innovation-driven economic growth. As a joint initiative of three prominent universities, SABİOTEK exemplifies large-scale institutional cooperation, cultivating strong partnerships with government agencies, healthcare institutions, and global research organizations to expand knowledge exchange, shared facilities, and co-development programs.

SABİOTEK plays a transformative role in building a resilient biotechnology ecosystem, improving healthcare outcomes, and fostering sustainable innovation for regional and global impact by integrating scientific excellence, sectoral collaboration, and national health priorities.

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