Mustafa Fikret Uğur

At 15, he established the world's youngest Mars robot team and showcased their projects at the European Rover Challenge.

At 16, he earned an international scholarship from the American Space Camp and received training at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center (USSRC).

Conducted research on integrated air-to-air missile systems and IoT-based smart irrigation and fertilization systems.

Represented Turkey on "Youth Policy Development in Combating Discrimination" in Norway, Czech Republic, France, and Lithuania.

At 17, he founded LoogicWorks, a start-up focused on producing civilian UAVs. Subsequently, he collaborated with a defense industry holding in Ankara, working on military intelligence drones.

Actively participated in establishing the Future Science Team platform, aiming to promote scientific research among the youth in Turkey.

At 18, he ventured into innovative solutions in the telecommunications sector, focusing on eSim and artificial intelligence.

Served as a speaker in seminars across over a hundred institutions in Turkey, including Boğaziçi University.

Held scholarship and fellow positions in prestigious institutions such as the T3 Foundation and the Turkish Entrepreneurship Foundation (GirVak).

Currently, at 25, he is the co-founder and CEO of Magfi, a tech start-up in the advertising technology.