Yunus Emre Institute in London is delighted to host Büşra Berber as part of the online Young Scholar Seminar Series. Büşra will talk on “Sensory Experience in Human Building Interaction” on Thursday, 27th of May 2021 at 18:00 (BST). Museums are not only a hub for social activities, learning and community, but they are also spaces for healing and contemplation. Museum journeys combine multiple-layers of…

As immunology and bioinformatics increasingly take centre-stage with the Covid-19 pandemic, Yunus Emre Institute in London was delighted to host the latest iteration of its Young Scholar Seminar Series with another highly relevant discussion: “From immune cells to big data, making it all make sense.”   Moderated by Aysegul Chouseinoglou, the speaker, Hajar Saihi not…

As big data seeps into everything we do, the Yunus Emre Institute in London kicked off the 2021 iteration of its Young Scholar Seminar Series on Tuesday 20th April 2021 with a highly relevant discussion on data analytics: “Forecasting Turkey’s 2017 Presidential Referendum Using Big Data” With the help of moderator Aysegul Chouseinoglu, the speaker, Abdullah Cemil Akçam, talked the audience through how the team had predicted the outcome of the Turkish referendum from amongst misleading polls.

Under the banner of community spirit and friendship, the Consulate General of the Republic of Turkey and Yunus Emre Institute in London were thrilled to announce the opening of its 3rd Annual Turkish Community Art Exhibition online on Monday 15th February 2021.

Yunus Emre Institutes in London, Berlin and Washington have launched a joint annual short film festival to bring these shorts to your screens. The ‘Cut Short, Live Long’ short film festival took place between Monday 25th January and Saturday 30th January 2021 and tackled big issues in short spaces of time.