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PHIL Semineri: “Descartes on the Perception of Aesthetic Properties”, Domenica Romagni (Colorado State University), 15:30 15 Ekim 2026 (EN)

Title: Descartes on the Perception of Aesthetic Properties By Domenica Romagni (Colorado State University, Philosophy) Date: Thursday, October 15, 2026 Time: 1530-1700 Room: Humanities Seminar Room (H-232) Abstract: One topic in Descartes’ work that has remained relatively underexplored is his views on aesthetics. This is unsurprising, given that he seemingly […]

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IR Semineri: “Peacemaking in the Shadow of War”, Keith Krause (Geneva Graduate Institute), 12:30 16 Ekim 2026 (EN)

Title: Peacemaking in the Shadow of War Speaker: Keith Krause (Geneva Graduate Institute) Date: October 16 Time: 12:30 Venue: H-232 Seminar Room, Faculty of Humanities and Letters. Abstract: The multilateral “international peace and security” architecture is in crisis, at all levels and in all regions. The United Nations has been sidelined in major conflicts and conflict […]

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POLS Semineri: “Between Legacies and Memories: Sedimentation and the Persistence of Meaning”, Jeffrey K. Olick (University of Virginia), 12:30 16 Ekim 2026 (EN)

Talk: “Between Legacies and Memories: Sedimentation and the Persistence of Meaning” by Jeffrey K. Olick Department of Sociology and History University of Virginia jko3k@virginia.edu Date: Friday, October 16, 2026 Time: 12:30 p.m. Venue: A 130 Seminar Room (FEASS Building) Abstract How does the past persist in the present? Social scientists have developed two largely separate […]

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IE Semineri: “Bundle Pricing via Learning the Market from Customer Preferences”, Ezgi Karabulut Türkseven (Sabancı University), 13:30 16 Ekim 2026 (EN)

Speaker: Ezgi Karabulut Türkseven (Sabancı University) Title: Bundle Pricing via Learning the Market from Customer Preferences Date & Time: 16 October 2026, 13:30 Place: EA 302 Abstract: We study how a seller offering n items through mixed bundling can learn the structure of a multi-segmented market from customer purchase choices […]

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MATH Semineri: “Nonabelian Plane Waves in General Relativity”, Metin Gürses (Bilkent Üniversitesi), 15:30 12 Ekim 2026 (EN)

You are cordially invited to the Mathematical Physics Seminar organized by the Department of Mathematics. Speaker: Metin Gürses (Bilkent) “Nonabelian Plane Waves in General Relativity” Abstract: Following Coleman and Guven, we study Einstein-Yang-Mills field equations in several D-dimensional spacetime geometries. Firstly, we investigate nonabelian plane waves in the pp-wave geometry. […]

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CHEM Semineri: “Microstructural Aspects in Cathodes for All-Solid-State Batteries: Ion–Electron Transport and Operando FIB-SEM Insights”, Pınar Kaya (Aalen University of Applied Sciences in Germany), 12:30 13 Ekim 2026 (EN)

You are cordially invited to attend the seminar organized by the Department of Chemistry. Title: Microstructural Aspects in Cathodes for All-Solid-State Batteries: Ion–Electron Transport and Operando FIB-SEM Insights Speaker: Dr. Pınar Kaya (Aalen University of Applied Sciences in Germany) Date: 13/10/2026, Tuesday Time: 12:30 (Turkiye Time) Place: SBZ-14 Microstructural Aspects […]

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IR Semineri: “U.S. Grand Strategy in an Era of Near-Peer Challengers: A Granular Theory of Balance of Power”, Steven Lobell (University of Utah), 14:30 13 Ekim 2026 (EN)

Title: U.S. Grand Strategy in an Era of Near-Peer Challengers: A Granular Theory of Balance of Power Date and Time: October 13, 14:30 Venue: A-130 Seminar Room, FEASS. Speaker: Steven Lobell, University of Utah Abstract: Theories of balancing are under assault. On theoretical and historical grounds, realists and non-realists alike challenge the claim that states balance […]

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MAN Semineri: “How Political Ideology Shapes Prosocial Consumer Behavior Research”, Kate White (University of British Columbia), 10:30 14 Ekim 2026 (EN)

Date: 14 October 2026, Wednesday Time: 10.30 – 11.30 Place: MA-330 “How Political Ideology Shapes Prosocial Consumer Behavior Research” By Kate White University of British Columbia Abstract This research suggests that there is a lack of political diversity in the stimuli used in prosocial consumer behavior research, which may pose […]

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