Sultan Tarlacı was born in Rize in 1970. He graduated from the Faculty of Medicine in 1995 and received his doctorate in Medicine and his specialization in Neurology from Ege University in 2000.
In 2000, she received the Brain Research Association Research Incentive Award, in 2001 the TUBITAK-Brain Research Association Research Incentive Award and in 2003 the Turkish Journalists Association, Sedat Simavi, Health Sciences Award. In 2014, he was awarded by the NeoCortex student community, which gathers students of health sciences, especially medicine, dentistry and veterinary medicine, under the same social roof and directs them to scientific research.
He is the founder, namesake and editor-in-chief of the International Journal of NeuroQuantology, which started to be published in 2003 and deals with neuroscience and quantum physics. The journal was accepted to international scientific databases (SCI, SCI-E) in January 2008. It is currently in its 15th year and continues to be published regularly under the editor-in-chief. A book on the subject, NeuroQuantology , has been published abroad (Nova Publisher., 2014).
He has published over 40 neurology, neuroscience, neurophilosophy research and review articles in SCI. These articles have been cited in nearly 1000 foreign sources.
He participates in many TV programs as an invited speaker on neurosciences, brain, cognitive sciences, boundary sciences, different states of consciousness and behavioral sciences.
He has a book on neurology titled Emergency Neurological Diseases (2004/2008). In 2014, his novel "197 Days" was published. His popular science books are Death Dictionary (2016), Why Schrödinger's Cat Became Schizophrenic (2017), From Cave to Mars (2017), Crime and the Brain (December, 2017).
