Within the scope of CE410 Civil Engineering Design course Seminar Series, Second seminar titled "Basic Concepts and Examples of Solar Energy Systems" will be given by Cemil Acet on December 20, 2017 15:00 at DB-18.
A siminar on "Production and Characterization of Polymers/Nanocomposites from Macro-Nano-scale" will be given by Dr. Ayşe Çağıl Kandemir in TED University.
Within the scope of CE410 Civil Engineering Design course, a seminar titled "Ashgabat International Airport Structural Design Process" will be given by MSc Tuğrul Tanfener on December 13, 2017 15:00 at DB14.
HULT PRIZE @TEDU FINAL DAY
This year, with initiative of our student Kutlu ACUN, we get the right to organize local event of Hult Prize. After a four-month journey groups of students from our school will represent their business ideas about th theme of Energy. Judges will evaluate them and winning team will directly go to the World Regional Finals. We expect all of you at the finals of this 1M $ award. The event will take place at the 16th of December, Multi-Purpose Hall at 10:00.
Are you interested in the perception of time and working memory? Do these concepts impact our learning and teaching environments? Please join us for a brief but enlightening presentation by a renowned scholar in the field of neurology.
Time perception: Relations with working memory and reward prospect
Prof. Dr. Metehan ÇİÇEK
Department of Physiology, School of Medicine and Brain Research Center, Ankara University
A seminar on Bentley's software titled "ContextCapture: 3D Reality Modeling Software" will be given by Mr. Ahmed Taha on Thursday, November 23 at our university.
A brief description of the software by the company is as follows:
TED University students are co-learning linguistics with Iowa State University students through a cross-cultural tele-collaborative project supervised by instructors Aysel Sarıcaoğlu and Joe Geluso.
“Just Like the Earth-Aşık Veysel” Event at TEDU
Hult Prize is an idea launched in 2009 to change the world and acted with the support of key partners such as the Clinton Global Initiative in a short time. The contest is held today at more than 1,000 universities around the world and is considered the world's largest social entrepreneurship competition. The competition is hosted by the United Nations (UN), and each year a topic is declared by the United Nations, addressing the world's problems, as announced by Bill Clinton. It is expected university students set up companies that also find innovative solutions to these problems.
