16.06.2026 - Van Technopark Participated in Van YYÜ R&D Commission’s June Meeting

Van Technopark Participated in Van YYÜ R&D Commission’s June Meeting

The June meeting of the Van Yüzüncü Yıl University R&D Commission was held with the participation of the Rector and Vice Rectors and hosted by the Big Data and Sustainability Offices. Van Technopark participated in the meeting and contributed to discussions on the university’s research, development, and innovation activities.

During the meeting, activities carried out within the scope of Van Yüzüncü Yıl University’s research and development efforts during the first six months of 2026 were comprehensively reviewed. Ongoing activities and opportunities to further strengthen R&D processes were also evaluated by the Commission members.

Strategic Priorities for the Second Half of 2026

Another key agenda item was the discussion of activities and strategic objectives planned for the second half of 2026.Participants exchanged views on initiatives aimed at further strengthening the university’s scientific research and innovation capacity, transforming academic knowledge into added value, and increasing the social and economic impact of research outputs. The meeting also focused on strengthening the R&D ecosystem, enhancing university-industry cooperation, increasing research capacity, and promoting a sustainable approach to innovation.

Strengthening University-Industry Cooperation

As Van Technopark, we attach great importance to connecting the academic and scientific knowledge generated within our university with the needs of industry and the entrepreneurship ecosystem, transforming research outputs into technology and innovative products, and developing R&D-oriented partnerships.

In this context, we continue our efforts to support scientific studies developed within the university through commercialization, technology transfer, entrepreneurship, and industry collaboration.

Van Technopark will continue to contribute to strengthening the university’s R&D and innovation capacity and remain an active stakeholder in initiatives that enhance university-industry cooperation, transform scientific knowledge into technology and added value, and support sustainable innovation.