- Materials Science & Engineering Expert

Dr. Tayfun Bel

Pioneering researcher and entrepreneur in high-performance materials for aerospace, defense, and nuclear applications, with breakthrough innovations tested at the International Space Station.

PhD in Materials and Metallurgical Engineering
Advanced Materials Research
MSc in Energy Science and Technology
Nuclear Energy Specialization
197
Total Citations
15+
Publications
7
h-index
5
i10-index
Research Presence: Turkey | Japan | Singapore | Houston | Dubai
Dr. Tayfun Bel - Materials Science Expert
Aerospace Materials
Defense Tech
Nuclear Applications
Executive Summary

Dr. Tayfun Bel is a pioneering materials scientist and entrepreneur delivering space-validated aerospace technologies and national defense solutions. With breakthrough innovations tested on the International Space Station for 13 months, extensive patent portfolio, and strategic collaborations with NASA and international agencies, Dr. Bel leads the commercialization of advanced radiation-shielding composites for aerospace, nuclear, and defense sectors.

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13 Months
on ISS - Completed 2024
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NASA
Collaboration Partner
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8+
Patents Awarded
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Defense
Technology Solutions

Research Positions

R&D Company Owner

High-Performance Materials Research - Present

Aerospace Defense Nuclear

Lead Researcher

International Space Station Materials Testing - 2021

Patent Pending: Self-healing Materials

Research Scientist

Nuclear Materials Development - 2019

Education & Expertise

Ph.D. in Materials and Metallurgical Engineering

Advanced Materials Research

M.Sc. in Energy Science and Technology

Nuclear Energy Specialization

Research Impact

Radiation Shielding Properties Research

2019

Most cited research (84 citations) on poly(methyl methacrylate)/colemanite composite for radiation shielding in mixed irradiation fields.
Space Materials Innovation

2021

Breakthrough research on self-healing nanocomposite materials tested at the International Space Station.
High-Temperature Materials Development

2023

Latest research on high-temperature performance adhesives derived from poly(imide siloxane) copolymer.