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Kerem Kayabay

Kerem Kayabay

Visiting Researcher


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Biography:

Kerem joins us as a visitor and will be working on a joint research project with Mohamed Zaki. Kerem Kayabay is a PhD Candidate at Informatics Institute in Middle East Technical University, Turkey. His research areas include Entrepreneurship, Cloud Computing, Big Data, and Industry 4.0. Most recently, he investigates platforms that are aimed to enable the transformation into the next generation of manufacturing.

Kerem received his BS degree in Computer Science, and MBA degree both from Bilkent University. Currently, he is working as a full time research assistant in Middle East Technical University.

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  • Data Analytics
  • Big Data

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