Necati Özkan is a Professor in the Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences
at Middle East Technical University, Turkey. His current research interests are in
rheological characterization of materials, preparation of nanoparticles, and
biodegradable polymers. He received his BE degree (Metallurgical Engineering) from
Istanbul Technical University (Turkey), his MSc degree (Materials Science and
Engineering) from Stanford University (USA), and his PhD degree (Chemical Engineering)
from Imperial College (UK). Prior to joining Middle East Technical University as an
academic staff, he was an academic staff at the University of Auckland, a research
associate at Imperial College (UK), a research assistant in Cavendish Laboratory at
Cambridge University (UK), and a scientist in Developmental Technologies BV (Holland).
Currently, he is the deputy director of Central Laboratory at Middle East Technical
University.

Articles

Thermal Properties of Polyurethane Films Prepared from Mixed Cellulose, Hemicelluloses and Lignin (with Meng Shao, Zhu-qing Liu, Dong Li, Yang Zhao, and Xiao Dong Chen), International Journal of Food Engineering (2012)
 

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Rheological properties of extruded dispersions of flaxseed-maize blend (with Min Wu, Dong Li, Li Jun Wang, and Hua Mao), Journal of Food Engineering (2010)
 

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Anti-thixotropic properties of waxy maize starch dispersions with different pasting conditions (with Bao Wang, Dong Li, and Li Jun Wang), Carbohydrate Polymers (2010)
 

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Dynamic Viscoelastic Properties of Sweet Potato Studied by Dynamic Mechanical Analyzer (with Qian Li, Dong Li, Li Jun Wang, and Zhi Huai Mao), Carbohydrate Polymers (2010)
 

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Effect of concentrated flaxseed protein on the stability and rheological properties of soybean oil-in-water emulsions (with BAO WANG, DONG LI, and LI-JUN WANG), Journal of Food Engineering (2010)
 

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