Nisa Maaşoğlu,
software engineer.

81 provinces + Istanbul districts → resilience score

Urban resilience and climate-risk simulation for all 81 provinces of Türkiye and the 39 districts of Istanbul, projected to 2050. Heat comes from ERA5 observations plus a three-model CMIP6 trend with its uncertainty band, seismic hazard from ESHM20, and earthquakes, fires and air quality are pulled live. Penalty thresholds are calibrated on the live distribution, and an H3 globe prototype scores exactly like the Python engine — checked by 29 automated tests.

legislation text → searchable, cited answers

A web platform for a law practice, live and in daily use. A searchable legislation library, a daily feed parsed from the Official Gazette, and an admin panel with no database that the client runs unaided.

a question → an answer with its source

A retrieval-grounded information assistant. A tool-calling agent works over a policy library and a synthetic record set, and every answer names the document and section it came from. Tested with pytest and ruff on a Python 3.10–3.12 matrix.

sensors → a rover that finds its way

A solar search-and-rescue rover. The firmware raises its own Wi-Fi network and serves the command centre straight from flash. Mission logic is separated from the Arduino runtime, so the whole control path compiles and is unit-tested on a laptop with no board attached.

file access history → a recall score

A file system that forgets on purpose. The Ebbinghaus curve turns access frequency into a live recall score, and a real-time dashboard shows the whole decay, quarantine and recall lifecycle. Every action is logged and reversible.

live sound → light

Real-time generative art. An analysis engine pulls pitch, timbre and loudness out of a live microphone stream, and streams them over WebSockets to a volumetric raymarching shader. No two sessions are ever the same.

a file → ciphertext as a DNA sequence

A desktop application that encrypts files with AES-256-GCM and scrypt, then renders the ciphertext as an A/C/G/T nucleotide sequence exportable to FASTA. The DNA layer is a way of viewing the data; the cipher does the work.

an electrode → a heartbeat

A single-lead ECG monitor. The Arduino finds R-peaks on the device itself — adaptive threshold, refractory window, interval gating — and streams heart rate to a dashboard with no dependencies at all.

a camera frame → a servo angle

A colour-tracking turret. OpenCV maps a target's pixel position to pan and tilt angles over a serial link and marks it with a laser. The hit is simulated; nothing is fired.

a photograph → a species and its care

Photograph an orchid and get the species back, then see the room's conditions checked against what that species actually wants. Runs in a demo mode without a trained model, and says so.