Systems and Synthetic Biology

Biography

Yaman Arkun research interests are in process dynamics, modeling and control of chemical and biological systems. Research topics include dynamic modeling, model predictive control, large scale complex and hierarchical systems, and optimization. Current application areas are copolymerization reactors, refinery operations, protein folding and systems biology. He completed his BS from Bogazici University, Turkey in 1974 and done his MS in 1976 at University of Minnesota and completed his PhD in 1979 at University of Minnesota. He has held visiting positions at Tennessee Eastman, DuPont and Weyerhauser companies. He has served as the Editor of Journal of Process Control and Associate Editor of Automatica. He has been a trustee and Secretary of Computer Aids in Chemical Engineering (CACHE) Corporation, and a Director of Computers and Systems Technology (CAST), Division of AIChE. He is the recipient of the Donald P Eckman Award given by the American Automatic Control Council. He received TÜBÄ°TAK Science Award in 2004.

Abstract

Abstract : Dynamic modeling of RAS-MAPK signaling pathway: Sensitivity, bistability, and oscillations