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26 October, 2010, CERN. Paper Reported for Presentation: Barrel and Endcap Gap Region Authors: Sharmazanashvili Alexander, Tatsumi Koi Indico Link
MEETING WITH DEPUTY MINISTER
Deputy Minister of science and education of Georgia Nodar Surguladze met with ATLAS software / computing coordinator Jim Shank, project coordinator Dario Barberis, rector of Georgian technical university Archil Prangishvili and director of GCCEC Lasha Sharmazanashvili. It was discussed pilot
SCCTW’10 – First ATLAS-South Caucasus Software/Computing Workshop & Tutorial
Event follows on from the establishment in 2009 of the academic network links between the South Caucasus countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia) and the European Geant2 network infrastructure. It aims at establishing and fostering contacts between ATLAS collaborators and computing
2010 SCSWT WORKSHOP WEEK IN GEORGIA
The First ATLAS South Caucasus Software / Computing Workshop & Tutorial have been opened at Georgian Technical University (GTU). Workshop is hosted by Tbilisi State University (TSU) and Georgian Research and Educational Network Association (GRENA). Welcome addresses were done by
ANNUAL MEETING OF FOUNDERS
Founders of Georgian CAD/CAM Engineering Center met in GCCEC office in Tbilisi, Georgia. Meeting was held in order to consider completed annual works, financial account and distribution of income of 2010. Center’s activity for the year 2010 was concluded to
CAVERN BACKGROUND
12 October, 2010, CERN. Paper Reported for Presentation: LA Drain Authors: Sharmazanashvili Alexander, Tatsumi Koi Indico Link Presentation.pdf
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05 October, 2010, CERN. Paper Reported for Presentation: LA PUMP – Simplification of Geometry, Release 1. Authors: Sharmazanashvili Alexander, Tatsumi Koi, Surmava Archil, Kekelia Besik Indico Link Presentation.pdf
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS VISIT GCCEC
ATLAS delegation from CERN, Geneva, Switzerland was visited GCCEC office in Tbilisi. ATLAS delegation consists of Dario Barberis, Genoa University, Jim Shank, Boston University, Elizabeth Gallas, Oxford University, Beate Heinemann, Berkeley National Lab, Markus Elsing, CERN Switzerland, Nurcan Ozturk, Texas
