TED Translators

TED Translators contribute their time, energy and expertise to help ideas spread more freely. Thanks to them, TED Talks are subtitled in 100+ languages.

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Alperen Özkan

Alperen Özkan

Bursa, Turkey
Translation
Bilgehan Özkan

Bilgehan Özkan

Eskisehir, Turkey
Music, Aviation.
Eray Ozkan

Eray Ozkan

Esra Ozkan

Esra Ozkan

Gamze Özkan

Gamze Özkan

Melisa Özkan

Melisa Özkan

Özge Özkan

Özge Özkan

Turkey
Özge Özkan

Özge Özkan

Zeynep Ozkan

Zeynep Ozkan

Nedim Emre Özkaş

Nedim Emre Özkaş

Mustafa Ozkaynak

Mustafa Ozkaynak

Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
Anything related to food, exploring cultures, strategy games, war history,
Yaren deniz Özkılıç

Yaren deniz Özkılıç

Burak Özkök

Burak Özkök

Istanbul, Turkey
Saving the world!
Remzi Özkur

Remzi Özkur

Mustafa Özlen

Mustafa Özlen

Istanbul, Turkey
I am deeply passionate about creating meaningful connections between people through the power of language and innovation. My involvement in TED Translators allows me to contribute to breaking down cultural and linguistic barriers, fostering a greater understanding between communities worldwide. At the same time, my work with the Youth STEM Initiative inspires me to explore creative solutions to global challenges, combining the principles of science and technology with a focus on societal impact. I believe that education and empathy are the driving forces for positive change. By learning new languages and immersing myself in diverse fields, I aim to equip myself with the tools to inspire and enact change in both local and global contexts. Ultimately, I am committed to leaving the world better than I found it, one step at a time.
M. Emre Ozmen

M. Emre Ozmen

Erkan Özmenli

Erkan Özmenli

Istanbul, Turkey
Paulina Ożóg

Paulina Ożóg

Saniyat Ozova

Saniyat Ozova

Moscow , Russian Federation
Nilsu Özpınar

Nilsu Özpınar

B. Duygu Özpolat

B. Duygu Özpolat

SERPİL ÖZSEZGİN

SERPİL ÖZSEZGİN

İstanbul, Turkey
My goal is to help develop sustainable solutions to reduce difficulties for patients and their relatives. We have made great progress in pain management in the last decade. Nobody ought to suffer from pain, but still patients are dying in terrible pain, without a chance to get opioids.Behind closed doors and hidden in locked drawers, opioids are available but not accessible and can be considered as a crime when it is not used at the right time, on the right person with the rational use. Living in the 21st Century, using all the high technological instruments provided we could make a difference and challenge this issue to improve quality of life.
Berkant Özsoy

Berkant Özsoy

Egesu Özsoy

Egesu Özsoy

İZMİR, Turkey