Nisa Maaşoğlu,
software engineer.

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.

81 provinces + Istanbul districts → resilience score

An urban resilience and climate risk simulation: all 81 provinces of Türkiye nationally, and every district of Istanbul in detail. A modular data engine merges live air quality and weather with topography, water index and seismic risk; a decision engine projects scenarios to 2050.

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.

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.

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.

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.