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IN MEMORY OF ATATÜRK
Program in Memory of Atatürk Monday, November 10 9:05 a.m. at the Bilkent Atatürk Monument Moment of Silence *** 9:30 a.m. at Mithat Çoruh Auditorium Moment of Silence and National Anthem Mini Concert &
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Nanobiotechnology Conference Held at Bilkent
BY ALPER ÖZKAN (MSN/PhD) Last week, Bilkent University hosted the Bioinspired Materials Conference, a two-day event dedicated to biological architectures and their manipulation for the design of advanced materials. Organized by Assoc. Prof. Mustafa
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Face on Campus
Name:Kürşat Tosun (IE/IV) What’s your favorite triple? a) Movie: “In Bruges” b) Book: “Alamut” by Vladimir Bartol c) Song: “Mreyte ya Mreyte” by Khaled Mouzanar Can you describe yourself in three words? “Impatient, pessimistic, domestic” If
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Bilkent Scholars at UNESCO
The General Assembly of the Turkish National Commission for UNESCO meets once every four years to renew its executive board. The most recent General Assembly meeting was held in May of this year. Among
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Bilkent Graduate Makes List of Turkey’s Top “Innovators Under 35”
This year, for the first time, the MIT Technology Review conducted a search in Turkey to identify the country’s most innovative and creative young researchers. The Review is one of the world’s oldest and
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Study Abroad?
The application process for student exchanges during the next academic year (2015-16) has now started. Students currently in their third or fourth semester of registration who have a minimum CGPA of 3.00 and a
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The Past, Present and Future of Black Metal
Black metal originated during the late 1980s. The first black metal bands actually belonged to other metal subgenres such as thrash metal or speed metal, but thanks to their experimental work and the extreme
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“The Plague in Historiography and World Literature”
On Monday, October 20, Dr. Gerhard Strasser, professor emeritus of German and comparative literature at Penn State University, gave a talk on “The Plague in Historiography and World Literature” at Bilkent. The lecture was
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