You are cordially invited to the Seminar organized by the Department of Information Systems and Technologies (CTIS). Title: Patterns in Practice: Architecture vs. Design Presenter: Bahadır Kurdoğanlı, Solution Architect, Orion Innovation Date: 17.12.2025 at 19:30 This is an online seminar. To request event details please send a message to department. […]
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PSYC Seminar: “Prevalence of Direct Retrieval in Autobiographical Memory: Effects of Ageing and Clinical Implications”, Lia Kvavilashvili, 12:30Noon December 12 2025 (EN)
You are kindly invited to the seminar entitled as “Prevalence of direct retrieval in autobiographical memory: Effects of ageing and clinical implications” by the Department of Psychology Date: 12 December 2025, Friday Place: A-130 FEASS Seminar Room Time: 12:30 Title: Prevalence of direct retrieval in autobiographical memory: Effects of ageing […]
ARCH Seminar: “Climate Change and the Built Environment”, Ipek Gürsel Dino, 1:00PM December 12 2025 (EN)
You are kindly invited to the seminar entitled as ” Climate Change and the Built Environment” by the Department of Architecture. Date: 12 December 2025, Friday Place: FFB 05 Time: 13:00 Title: Climate Change and the Built Environment Abstract: Climate change is placing significant stress on the built environment, including […]
IR Seminar: “Book Talk: The Rise and Relapse of European Human Rights in Turkey”, Tuğba Bayar, 12:30Noon December 10 2025 (EN)
Book Talk: “The Rise and Relapse of European Human Rights in Turkey” Tuğba Bayar Date and Time: Wednesday, December 10, 2025, 12:30 p.m. Venue: A130 Seminar Room, FEASS Book Abstract “This book examines the trajectory of human rights in Turkey under the Justice and Development Party (AKP) from 2002 to […]
MATH Seminar: “Topological Approaches to MNIST Classification”, Ergün Yalçın, 3:40PM December 10 2025 (EN)
You are cordially invited to the Department of Mathematics Colloquium Speaker: Ergün Yalçın (Bilkent University) “Topological Approaches to MNIST Classification” Abstract: The MNIST dataset is a large collection of handwritten digits. Each image is represented as a real-valued function on a 28×28 grid, and the task is to classify each […]
HART Seminar: “Monumentality: from Real Constructions to Their Cultural Understanding”, Maria Cristina Carile, 5:00PM December 10 2025 (EN)
Seminar organized by the Department of Archaeology in collaboration with the Department of History. Date: 10 December 2025, Wednesday Time: 17.30 Avenue: FFB-05 Title: “Monumentality: from real constructions to their cultural understanding” Speaker: Maria Cristina Carile, University of Bologna Abstract: Since Late Antiquity, the architecture of Roman and Byzantine cities […]
Bilkent Music Days X “Bilkent Soloists”, Bilkent Concert Hall, 8:00PM December 10 2025
10 December 2025, Wednesday, 20.00 Bilkent Concert Hall Bilkent Music Days X Bilkent Soloists ALTOgether Viola Quartet Laura Ann Krentzman, viola Melis Güney, viola Tijana Silinger, viola Üzeyir Mahmudbayli, viola C. Lowry | Romanza, Op.15 M. von Weinzierl | Nachtstück, Op.34 Y. Bowen | Fantasia Op.41 Duo Ardor Pamir Kolat, […]
CCI Seminar: “Shibboleth Pedagogy: Keats’s Lamia”, Jonathan Williams, 12:30Noon December 11 2025 (EN)
The Program in Cultures, Civilizations, and Ideas is pleased to announce a talk by Dr. Jonathan Williams entitled “Shibboleth Pedagogy: Keats’s Lamia.” Date: Thursday, December 11th Time: 12:30-13:20 Location: G-160 Abstract: In the chaotic final pages of his 1820 poem Lamia, John Keats expounds a lengthy and explicitly philosophical variation […]
PHIL Seminar: “The Liberatory Potential of Bodily Impulses: Fichte vs. Adorno”, Arash Abazari, 3:30PM December 11 2025 (EN)
Title: The Liberatory Potential of Bodily Impulses: Fichte vs. Adorno by Arash Abazari (Department of Philosophy, Bilkent University) Date: Thursday, December 11, 2025 Time: 1530-1700 Room: H-232 Abstract: Consider a person who is entrapped within an abusive relationship and cannot leave it. On one occasion, during an argument with the […]
ASBAM&UMRAM Seminar: “Keeping in Mind What’s Worth Keeping: How the Mind Reactivates What Matters”, Eren Günseli, 4:30PM December 11 2025 (EN)
Title: Keeping in Mind What’s Worth Keeping: How the Mind Reactivates What Matters Speaker: Eren Günseli (Sabancı University) Time: December 11, 2025, 16:30 Place: Aysel Sabuncu Brain Research Center Seminar Room (SC-106) Abstract: Working memory is often described as a mental workspace that actively keeps task-relevant information online. Yet, sustaining […]