Chemistry Experiments Moderated by Pınar Tatar
KU Orchestra’s concert of unforgettable music from famous science fiction movies and TV series.
Colleg of Science faculties and students meet with participants at the CS courtyard with interesting experiments, talks and demonstrations throughout the day.
Law School
Prof. Bertil Emrah Oder
Prof. Billur Yaltı
Dr. Emek Toraman Çolgar
Dr. Mehmet Polat Kalafatoğlu
School of Medicine
This presentation emphasizes the importance of our biological clocks and chronotypes in our lives, providing information about them. It delves into the effects of time on brain health, the causes of rhythm disorders, and how to manage time for a healthier life in light of this information. It particularly focuses on the challenges of university life and methods to lead a more balanced life by understanding your chronotype.
Prof. Çiler Çelik Özenci
College of Administrative Sciences and Economics
Seminar on examining participants’ decision-making biases, risk-taking and time preferences through behavioral experiments.
Prof. Seda Ertaç
Assoc. Prof. Evrim Didem Güneş
Join us for an interactive group learning experience as we explore different policies and technological innovations to mitigate climate change. Using the En-ROADS Climate Simulator, built by Climate Interactive and MIT Sustainability Initiative, we will assess the impacts of different solutions to climate change—such as electrifying transport, pricing carbon, and improving agricultural practices— while working together to build a scenario for a better climate future. The workshop will be facilitated by Adem Delibaş, a senior modeler at Climate Interactive.
Asst. Prof. Üyesi Özge Karanfil
Adem Delibaş
We will examine the role of artificial intelligence and wearable technologies in many areas such as continuous monitoring of patients, fast and accurate diagnosis, improvement of treatment processes and decision support systems of healthcare professionals. Supported by examples, the presentation will highlight the significant transformation in the healthcare sector.
Ömer Faruk Uyün (School of Nursing student)
Elif Doğan (School of Nursing student)
Prof. Fahriye Oflaz
BioVirtualPed, a biofeedback-based virtual reality game, was developed to reduce the negative emotions children experience during needle procedures. BioVirtualPed encourages the user to practice breathing techniques to actively engage in the game. Biofeedback is combined with a virtual reality environment to reduce the pain, fear and anxiety that can occur during medical procedures. Thus, pain, fear and anxiety associated with the procedure were reduced through regular and slow breathing.
BioVirtualPed was created in collaboration with Koç University Faculty of Nursing and Faculty of Engineering, with the support of the university’s Physiological Analysis and Wearable Systems Research Laboratory.
Teaching Asst. Eyşan Hanzade Umaç
Asst. Prof. Üyesi Remziye Semerci
Deep Neural Network for Enhancing The Detection Limit on The Interfermotric Microscopy
Dynamic Accommodation Measurement using Purkinje Images and Machine Learning
Cataract Simulator Using a Water Activated Reversible Scattering Surface
Development of a Cataract Simulator Diagnostic Device Using Computational Holographic Displays
Catan
Terraforming Mars
Exploding Kittens
7 Wonders
Bang!
Evolution
Netrunner
Smash Up
Carcasonne
Splendor
Munchkin
Good Deed Bad Deed
Secret Hitler
Decrypto
Codenames
Werewords
Turing Machine