You are cordially invited to the Topology Seminar organized by the Department of Mathematics. Speaker: Bjørnar Gullikstad Hem (EPFL) “Decomposing multipersistence modules using functor calculus” Abstract: Multiparameter persistent homology has attracted growing interest in the topological data analysis community, in part due to its ability to handle noisy data. However, […]
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MAN Seminar: “Time-Left Versus Future-Age: How Framing Life and Healthy Life Expectancy Shapes Perceived Time and Health Decisions”, David Faro, 1:30PM December 23 2025 (EN)
Date: 23 December 2025, Tuesday Time: 13.30 – 14.30 Place: MA-330 “Time-Left Versus Future-Age: How Framing Life and Healthy Life Expectancy Shapes Perceived Time and Health Decisions” by David Faro London Business School Abstract Statistics and predictions about life expectancy and healthy life expectancy feature on across a wide range […]
MAN Seminar: “Victimhood as a Currency: Observing Abusive Consumption Mobilizes Support for Misused Objects and Brands”, David Faro, 10:30AM December 24 2025 (EN)
Date: 24 December 2025, Wednesday Time: 10.30 – 11.30 Place: MA-330 “Victimhood as a Currency: Observing Abusive Consumption Mobilizes Support for Misused Objects and Brands” by Evrim de Groot Glion Institute Abstract Consumers typically buy bulk for their cost-saving benefits. Drawing on costly signaling theory, we argue that such commitments, […]
MATH Seminar: “Hilbert Uniqueness Method for the Wave Equation”, Muzaffer Öz, 2:00PM December 24 2025 (EN)
You are cordially invited to the Analysis Seminar organized by the Department of Mathematics. Speaker: Muzaffer Öz (Bilkent) “Hilbert Uniqueness Method for the Wave Equation” Abstract: This is Senior project presentation. The project studies the exact boundary controllability of the multi-dimensional wave equation. Using the Hilbert Uniqueness Method (HUM), the […]
MATH Event: “Senior Project Presentations”, 9:00AM December 25 2025 (EN)
You are cordially invited to the Senior Project Presentations organized by the Department of Mathematics. 09:30-10:00: Muhammed Gökmen – (L. Barker) Simple functors of linear admissible categories 10:00-10:30: Fatma Karin Gümüş (D. Yılmaz) Defect Groups and Fusion Systems of Blocks Break 10:30-10:45 10:45-11:15: Emir Yusuf Akan- (Ö. Ünlü) Introduction to […]
PHYS Seminar: “M.S. Thesis Defense Presentation: Spectral Analysis for Nuclear Magnetic Resonance across Ultralow to High Magnetic Fields”, Ahmed Alzaidi, 10:30AM December 25 2025 (EN)
Ahmed Alzaidi Advisor: Assist. Prof. Dr. Deniz Aybaş Title: Spectral analysis for Nuclear Magnetic Resonance across Ultralow to High Magnetic Fields Abstract: Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy spans magnetic field strengths from conventional high field (1-23 Tesla) to the emerging zero to ultralow field (ZULF) regime (microtesla range and below). The […]
PHYS Seminar: “M.S. Thesis Defense Presentation: Spin Dynamics in Precision Magnetometry”, Silvana Abi Mershed, 1:30PM December 25 2025 (EN)
Silvana Abi Mershed Advisor: Assist. Prof. Dr. Deniz Aybaş Title: Spin dynamics in Precision Magnetometry Abstract: Spins constitute intrinsic quantum degrees of freedom whose behavior reflects fundamental interactions governed by their environments, making them sensitive indicators of magnetic fields across nuclear, atomic and solid-state platforms. In Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR), […]
LAW Seminar: “Pembe Vergi: Kadın Tüketicilere Yönelik Ayrımcılık”, Alara Efsun Yazıcıoğlu, 12:30Noon December 18 2025 (EN)
Tax Talks / Pembe Vergi: Kadın Tüketicilere Yönelik Ayrımcılık 📅 18 Aralık 2025 ⏰ 12:30–13:30 (TR) 📍 Kütüphane Sanat Galerisi Seminer Özeti: “Pembe vergi” kavramı, kadınların; cinsiyete dayalı ücret eşitsizliği gibi çeşitli ekonomik faktörler nedeniyle zaten kırılgan olan mali konumlarının, tüketim aşamasında uygulanan çeşitli stratejiler nedeniyle daha da olumsuz etkilenebildiğinin altını çizmektedir. Seminerimiz kapsamında, pembe […]
PHIL Seminar: “Counterpart Theory and The Problems of Advanced Modalizing”, Cansu Yüksel, 3:30PM December 18 2025 (EN)
Title: Counterpart Theory and The Problems of Advanced Modalizing by Cansu Yüksel (King’s College London/ METU) Date: Thursday, December 18, 2025 Time: 1530-1700 Room: Humanities Seminar Room (H-232) Abstract: Counterpart Theory provides a translation that converts every sentence of quantified modal logic into a sentence of a non-modal first-order language. […]
HART Seminar: “Reading Kadyanda: Epigraphic Interpretation in Dialogue with Archaeology”, Fatih Onur, 5:30PM December 18 2025 (EN)
Reading Kadyanda: Epigraphic Interpretation in Dialogue with Archaeology Prof. Dr. Fatih ONUR (Akdeniz University) Thursday 18/12, 17.30 (FFB-05) GE Points will be given This lecture examines the ancient city of Kadyanda by placing epigraphic evidence in direct conversation with archaeological and topographical analysis. Recent fieldwork has combined careful study of […]