Dear colleagues and students, We are celebrating the end of the year with our annual exhibition on May 27, Monday at 17:30. A selection of students’ works; screenings of short films, documentaries, installations, photography and design + live music by Dozi Ozovski and Friends will take place in FF Building. […]
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PHIL Talk: “Exclusion endures: How Compatibilism Allows Dualists to Bypass the Causal Closure Argument,” Chris Brown (The City University of New York), H-232, 3PM May 21 (EN)
“Exclusion endures: How compatibilism allows dualists to bypass the causal closure argument” By Chris Brown (CUNY Graduate Center, Philosophy) Date: Tuesday 21st May, 2018 Time: 15:00-16:45 Place: H-232 Abstract: Jaegwon Kim maintains that his ‘exclusion argument’ forces us to accept reductive physicalism, which identifies mental and other high-level properties of […]
MATH Seminar: “Mod-$ell$ Homotopy Type of the Classifying Space for Commutativity,” Cihan Okay (University of British Columbia), SA-141, 1:40PM May 22 (EN)
Dear Colleagues and Students, You are cordially invited to the Topology Seminar organized by the Department of Mathematics. Speaker: Cihan Okay (University of British Columbia) “Mod-$ell$ homotopy type of the classifying space for commutativity” Abstract: The classifying space for commutativity, denoted by $B_text{com} G$, of a Lie group $G$ is […]
Bilkent Youth Symphony Orchestra: “Concert of Youth,” Bilkent Concert Hall, 8PM May 18
Concert of Youth 18 May 2019, Saturday, 20:00 | Bilkent Concert Hall Bilkent Youth Symphony Orchestra Omid Mousavi, conductor Aksel Başaran, piano Özberk Miraç Sarıgül, guitar J. Rodrigo | Fantasía para un gentilhombre F. Liszt | Concerto for Piano No.2, S.125 A. Dvorak | Symphony No.9 in E minor, Op.95 […]
CS Seminar: “Model-free Methods for Inferring Networks in Molecular Biological Systems,” Prof. Mingzhou (Joe) Song (New Mexico State University), EA-409, 1:40PM May 22 (EN)
S E M I N A R: Model-free Methods for Inferring Networks in Molecular Biological Systems Prof. Mingzhou (Joe) Song New Mexico State University, USA Molecular networks that drive biological processes in most organisms remain uncharacterized due to biocomplexity. Encouraging advances in biotechnology enable measurements of hundreds of thousands of […]
Mini-Concert: Cansu Küçüksözen (Piano), Library Art Gallery, 12:40PM May 23
Dear Bilkent University Members, Bilkent University Library Art Gallery will host a mini-concert Cansu Küçüksözen (piano) on Thursday, 23rd May 2019 at 12.40. The concert is free and everyone interested is invited. Program: 1-Menuet G minor- G. F. Handel 2-Fantasia D minor- W. A. Mozart 3-Nocturne Op.55 No.1- F. Chopin […]
Center for Turkish Literature Symposium: “Translation and the Politics of Cosmopolitan Nativeness: On Ignatius Mouradgea d’Ohsson’s Tableau Général de l’Empire Ottoman,” Dr. Neveser Köker (Arizona State University), A-130, 5PM May 22 (EN)
Dear Colleagues and Students, On Wednesday, May 22, Dr. Neveser Köker (Arizona State University) will give the following talk, as part of the Center for Turkish Literature Speaker Series. The talk will be in English and take place in A-130 at 17.00 « Translation and the Politics of Cosmopolitan Nativeness: […]
CS Seminar: “Big Mechanisms for Big Data,” Prof. Dr. Emek Demir (Oregon Health & Science University), EA-409, 1:30PM May 24 (EN)
S E M I N A R: Big mechanisms for big data Prof. Dr. Emek Demir Oregon Health & Science University, USA Genomics and imaging data produced by large NIH projects now reaches to Exabyte scale. Current mechanisms of knowledge representation and scientific communication in biology cannot adequately deal with […]
Seminar: “Quantification of System Reliability using the Survival Signature,” Prof. Frank Coolen (Durham University), UNAM SU-01, 1:40PM May 24 (EN)
Quantification of System Reliability using the Survival Signature Frank Coolen Professor Department of Mathematical Sciences, Durham University, Durham, UK The survival signature [1] is a summary of the system structure function which is sufficient for several goals in system reliability quantification. In particular for larger systems which consist of just […]
CS Seminar: “Physiology-Driven System Modeling and Signal Processing for Mobile Health Sensing,” Dr. Ahmet Ozan Biçen (Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta), EA-409, 1:40PM May 27 (EN)
S E M I N A R: Physiology-Driven System Modeling and Signal Processing for Mobile Health Sensing Dr. Ahmet Ozan Bicen Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA Cost-effective mobile health sensing technologies are essential to move toward affordable personalized healthcare solutions. While sensing of body functions (physiology) from non-invasive inexpensive […]