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RELEASE R2.0 OF ATLAS TRACER IS OUT

New version of Atlas Tracer R2.0 is available. UI has been reworked, some icons has been changed and become more user friendly. new geometries are also available. We have some big changes with events as well now events are displayed

SIMULATION GROUP MEETING

Georgian Engineering Team (GET) of Georgian Technical University (GTU) participated in Simulation Group Meeting(Cern, Geneva).Members of GET Alexander Sharmazanashvili and Besik Kekelia presented Investigation of GEANT-4 HF Trucks Geometry, tree main topics of investigation were: 1.Comparison of overall dimensions 2.Comparison

MUON & NSW SOFTWARE (MUON WEEK)

Georgian Enginering Team (GET) of Georgian Technical University (GTU) participated in Muon & NSW Software (Muon Week). Member of GET was working on development of XML descriptions of NSW(new small wheel). Project was divided into four parts which are development

THE CMS COMMUNICATIONS GROUP MEETING

Georgian Technical University (GTU) participated in CMS Communications Group meeting which invites CMS institutes to share their experience on specific education and outreach projects in their countries. The idea of the GTU representative is to make children book series which

ATLAS OUTREACH WEEKLY

10 April, 2017, Vidyo/on-line. Paper Reported for Presentation: ATLAS Tracer Announcement of Release 1.9 Authors: Sharmazanashvili Alexander, Phataridze Lasha, Varamashvili David, Udzilauri Nikoloz, Kobakhidze Shota Indico Link   Presentation.pdf

ITERNATIONAL MASTERCLASS IN PARTICLE PHYSICS

On 3rd and 7th April, 2017 Georgian Technical University hosted international particle physics masterclass organized by CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research). ceremony was opened by the rector Prof. PRANGISHVILI Archil and other officials of the Georgian technical university. Participants

HSF VISUALIZATION WORKSHOP

Georgian Engineering Center (GET) of Georgian Technical University (GTU) participated HSF Visualization workshop which took place at Cern (the European Organization for Nuclear Research).Indigo link of Workshop: https://indico.cern.ch/event/617054/HEP experiments have always needed visualization tools, like event displays. Those tools are