A psychologist who won the Nobel Prize in Economics, a scientist who mapped the systematic errors of the human mind, a thinker who shook the assumption of the rational human to its foundations: Daniel Kahneman's legacy changed the way we see the world.
A drumming passion that began in Izmir, with collaborations stretching from Tarkan to Grammy-winning artists... Blending traditional Turkish melodies with jazz and funk, Volkan Öktem continues to enchant music lovers with Laco Tayfa and "#7"!
Healing from the power of the sun! Dr. Niels Ryberg Finsen won the Nobel Prize for treating lupus vulgaris with ultraviolet light. The life and groundbreaking work of this pioneer of light therapy will astonish you — his impact on modern medicine endures.
Stress is an unavoidable part of modern life. Brief, short-lived stress can boost performance, but chronic stress sets the stage for serious physical and psychological illness. This guide covers the physiology of stress, the role of the HPA axis and cortisol, the effects of chronic stress on the body, evidence-based coping strategies, and signs that warrant professional help.
The man who changed jazz history: Charlie Parker. The pioneer of bebop — a revolution that stretched from Kansas to New York. Legendary collaborations with Dizzy Gillespie, musical innovations, and a turbulent life... Discover the icon who left his mark on the jazz world.
Take a close look at the life and music of guitarist Neşet Ruacan, the legend of Turkish jazz! An inspiring journey from America to TRT and on to Bilgi University. His contributions to the jazz world and his legacy spark real curiosity.
Eugene Fama, who demonstrated mathematically that the market cannot be beaten, created the most influential — and most contentious — theory in the world of finance with his Efficient Market Hypothesis, laying the intellectual foundation for the trillion-dollar passive-investment revolution.
Big bands are emerging, Duke Ellington is rising to prominence. Welcome to Harlem! What did jazz sound like in this era?
With a fourteen-page article that changed finance forever, Harry Markowitz laid the mathematical foundations of diversification and turned investment management into a scientific discipline.