Foundation - Murat Ülker

9th SABRI ULKER SCIENCE AWARD WINNER ANNOUNCED!

Can we pause the clock of nature? Let me answer right away: yes, it is indeed possible. The process known as embryonic diapause is not as rare as once thought. More than 130 species, including bears, mice, and fish, have been observed pausing embryonic development in response to environmental conditions, waiting for more favorable times. Nature truly possesses an awe-inspiring harmony and order. It is our duty to understand and make sense of this phenomenon we call nature. The only tool we have to do this is science.

26 September 2024

How True Is the Apocalyptic Debate About Food?

Food Wars: The Importance of History in Contemporary Food Discussions Sabri Ülker Publications has made it their mission to translate significant foreign publications on topics such as food research, food debates, and science communication into Turkish, and making them accessible to students, young scientists, and enthusiasts. The book “Food Wars,” which has just hit the […]

5 October 2023

Foundation

Politics: Coronavirus 8thousand Participants Followed the Sabri Ulker Foundation’s Nutrition and Health Conference

The speeches at the Sabri Ulker Foundation's 4th Nutrition and Health Communication Conference were held between 17th-18th November this year. The Nutrition and Health Communication Conference is an event that reflects the mission of Sabri Ulker Foundation very accurately. The conference is a program that aims to share up-to-date scientific information on nutrition and health transmission with health and media professionals, and to inform students, curious young academicians and the public and it attracts a lot of attention.

12 February 2021

Foundation Social Responsibility

One million books for children from Sabri Ülker Food Research Foundation! How many books do you expect to deliver in half a year through chain market.

My father was especially involved and supported NGOs. But he opposed establishing family foundation, as he believed that these activities must be done by volunteers, because he thought that these activities were work of the heart.