1,200-Year-Old Scientific Heritage Meets TEKNOFEST Southeast in Şanlıurfa
Şanlıurfa and Harran, the homeland of the medieval scholar Al-Battani, are preparing to host TEKNOFEST Southeast, which will be held from September 30 to October 4.
Şanlıurfa, the homeland of Al-Battani, one of the prominent scholars of the medieval Islamic world, will host TEKNOFEST Southeast between September 30 and October 4, bringing the city's historical scientific heritage together with modern technology.
Harran's Historical Scientific Heritage
Harran, considered one of the oldest settlements in the world, which made a name for itself in the past with the prominent scientists it raised, is now preparing to become one of the centers of science and technology once again.
The Lands Where Al-Battani Was Born
In the lands where Al-Battani, known for his work in mathematics and astronomy, was born, young people will have the opportunity to exhibit their self-developed projects within the scope of the festival.
TEKNOFEST Southeast Dates
Harran's 1,200-year-old scientific heritage will come together with modern aviation, space, and technology projects in the events to be held between September 30 and October 4.
A Meaningful Connection with the Scientific Past
Prof. Dr. Sedat Benek, Head of the Geography Department at Harran University, stated that the organization of the event in Şanlıurfa creates a very meaningful connection with the city's deep-rooted scientific past.