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PSYC Seminar: “Cerebral Visual Impairment: From Visual Function to Functional Vision”, Lotfi B. Merabet, 12:30Noon May 8 2026 (EN)

You are invited to this week’s special talk organized by the Department of Psychology. Everyone is welcome to attend! Cerebral Visual Impairment: From Visual Function to Functional Vision Speaker: Lotfi B. Merabet, OD PhD MPH Affiliations: Jakobiec Endowed Chair in Ophthalmology Professor of Ophthalmology, Harvard Medical School. Director, The Laboratory […]

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POLS Panel: “Contemporary Discussions and New Directions in Political Science”, 10:00AM May 7-8 2026 (EN)

May 7-8, 2026, Bilkent University, C-Block Auditorium May 7 10.00-10.30: Welcome Reception Panel 1: Memories, Regimes, and Repertoires (10.30-13.00) Memory and Politics: Between Democratic Backsliding and Resilience (Meral Uğur-Çınar, Bilkent University) Nostalgic Deprivation and Co-Radicalisation: Memory, Belonging, and the Politics of Identity among European Youth (Ayhan Kaya, Bilgi University) The […]

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ASBAM & UMRAM Seminar: “Beyond Motivation and Reward Seeking: Ventral Pallidum Contributions to Negative Affective States”, Güneş Ünal, 4:30PM May 7 2026 (EN)

Title: Beyond Motivation and Reward Seeking: Ventral Pallidum Contributions to Negative Affective States Speaker: Doç.Dr. Güneş Ünal Date: 7 May, Thursday 16:30 Place: Aysel Sabuncu Brain Research Center Seminar Room (SC-106) Abstract: The ventral pallidum (VP) is a key basal forebrain structure classically implicated in motivation and reward, often described […]

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MAN Seminar: “AI Integration in Services: Configurations with Humans, Cognitive and Neural Mechanisms, and Their Design in the Absence of Humans”, Aslı Gül Kurt, 10:30AM May 6 2026 (EN)

Date: 06 May 2026, Wednesday Time: 10.30 – 11.30 Place: MA-330 “AI Integration in Services: Configurations with Humans, Cognitive and Neural Mechanisms, and Their Design in the Absence of Humans” by Aslı Gül Kurt HEC Montreal Abstract AI technologies are increasingly integrated into services, yet research has largely treated AI […]

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EEE Seminar: “Gas-phase Microfluidic Systems Meet Real-world Practical Applications: Collecting, Separating, Identifying, And Quantifying Volatile Organic Compounds At The Chip Scale”, Yogesh B. Gianchandani, 11:00AM May 6 2026 (EN)

Gas-phase microfluidic systems meet real-world practical applications: collecting, separating, identifying, and quantifying volatile organic compounds at the chip scale Speaker: Prof. Yogesh B. Gianchandani, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Date-Time: Wednesday, May 6, 11:00 , EE-317 Abstract: Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) such as benzene, toluene, and xylene are common pollutants […]

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IR Seminar: “James Lloydovich Patterson: Race, Internationalism, and Translating an Afro-Americo-Soviet into American”, Zachary King, 12:30Noon May 6 2026 (EN)

You are invited to the final talk of the semester organized by the Department of Translation and Interpretation. Speaker : Zachary King, Bilkent University Title : James Lloydovich Patterson: Race, Internationalism, and Translating an Afro- Americo-Soviet into American Date : 06 May 2026, Wednesday Time : 12.30-13.20 Venue : FF-B […]

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PHYS Seminar: “Quantum-inspired Imaging”, Sultan Wadood, 3:30PM May 6 2026 (EN)

Sultan Wadood Princeton University “Quantum-inspired imaging” Abstract The resolution of an imaging system is traditionally thought to be limited by the Rayleigh criterion, a century-old rule linking resolution to aperture size. Circumventing this limit often requires delicate source control, nonlinearity, or numerical postprocessing based on prior knowledge. In this talk, […]

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