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IZMIR, TURKEY - FEBRUARY 09: Ozkan Doganay, who left his career at Oxford University and worked on lung imaging devices at Ege University, where he graduated, is leading a young research group of 20 people.Doganay, 38 and father of two from Aegean Izmir province, graduated from Ege University Physics Department in 2007 and received his master's degree from Ryerson University in Toronto, Canada, with a scholarship.Working on lung imaging systems, Doganay worked as a research assistant at the same university for a year after his master's degree. The Turkish scientist completed his doctorate at the University of Western Ontario and won a national cancer research scholarship with his studies in Canada.Developing techniques that will provide early diagnosis and diagnosis of radiation-induced lung pneumonia with magnetic resonance imaging, Doganay transferred to Oxford University in the UK upon the proposal received in 2015.He also worked on imaging techniques for the early diagnosis and diagnosis of lung diseases in the UK.Doganay decided to continue his works at Ege University upon invitation of the university's rector, returned to Turkey as part of the "Leading International Researchers Program" of Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TUBITAK) in 2019. (Footage by Haydar Toprakçı/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)