Entity Type
Publication (67261)
Thesis (34327)
Project (5420)
Researcher (3002)
Multimedia (1403)
Open Course (447)
Issue (255)
Volume (106)
Biography (99)
Patent (89)
Album (10)
Category (9)
Proceedings Book (6)
Research Data (5)
Journal (3)
Conference (2)

Has File(s)
No (66442)
Yes (46002)

Author
Zhang, J. (1150)
Wang, J. (1138)
Bocci, A. (1123)
Kim, H. (1120)
Xie, S. (1107)

Subject
Engineering and Technology (2746)
Social Sciences and Humanities (1722)
Condensed Matter Physics (1376)
Natural Sciences (954)
Nuclear and High Energy Physics (919)

Date Issued
1954 - 1959 (28)
1960 - 1979 (3431)
1980 - 1999 (13900)
2000 - 2019 (72413)
2020 - 2026 (21460)

Item Type
Journal Article (31818)
Master Thesis (27931)
Conference Paper (20455)
Ph.D. Thesis (6375)
Project (4262)

Realtime Access Map

Recently Added

TRACING EASTERN GENE FLOW AND POPULATION STRUCTURE IN ANATOLIAN SHEEP: ARCHAEOGENOMIC INSIGHTS FROM THE NEOLITHIC TO THE PRESENT DAY Kılıç, Muhammed Sıddık; Somel, Mehmet; Department of Bioinformatics (2025-7-07) Anatolia has long been central to sheep domestication and spread, but it remains understudied at the genome-wide level, particularly during post-Neolithic periods. To illuminate the demographic history of Anatolian sheep, our research team generated six Bronze- and Iron-Age genomes from southeastern Anatolia (0.03x - 0.72x coverage), which represent the first genome-wide data from Anatolia dating after the Chalcolithic period, and 13 modern Turkish sheep genomes (0.2x - 3.3x coverage), some of which are the...
Students taking a souvenir photo in front of the Mining Engineering amphitheater
Enjoyable days on the grass
October 12, 1968, Cafeteria building table d'hôte drop-off area (1968)
An Investigation of Causal Relationship Between Public Education Expenditures and Economic Growth in Türkiye: Evidence from Provincial Level Analysis Çağlayan-Akay, Ebru; Çelen, Mustafa; Yılmaz, Serdar (ODTÜ İktisadi ve İdari Bilimler Fakültesi, 2025-6-30) This paper investigates the causal relationship between educational expenditures and economic growth in Turkiye at the provincial level by using annual panel data covering the period 2009-2021. The main finding suggests that the causal relationship between economic growth and public education spending is heterogenous: it varies from one province to the other. Although there is no causal relationship between total and primary and secondary education expenditures and economic growth in a majority of provinces...

Realtime Access Map

Recently Added

Communities in OpenMETU