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Cavern Background team of ATLAS software developers has organized on-line meeting broadcasting from Stanford University, California, USA. Four teams have been involved into consideration – SLAC from Stanford University, USA; University of Louisville, USA; GCCEC , Tbilisi, Georgia and ATLAS

Dr. Alexander SHARMAZANASHVILI participated in to International biannual symposium TMCE-2010 “Tools and Methods for Competitive Engineering” held in Ancona, Italy. He has presentation on the forum panelist section of Virtual Engineering (see details here…). More than 200 worldwide professionals have

Georgian public broadcasting TV channel “First Channel” presented film about the activity of Georgian physicists and engineers at European Organization of Nuclear Research – CERN, Geneva, Switzerland. Film was prepared by the TV screw of the same broadcasting company –

GCCEC sign new collaboration agreement with ATLAS (CERN, Geneva, Switzerland). GCCEC agree to have a responsibility to organize Georgian team and coordinate it in order to contribute in ATLAS software development activity. Georgian team will be built among the GCCEC

Today, GCCEC signed memorandum of cooperation with Georgian Technical University (GTU). Both parties have agreed with joint participation in ATLAS (CERN, Geneva, Switzerland) software development project. GCCEC will provide join team with 3D geometrical CATIA modeling and C++ programming staff,

Mr. Charles C. Young, group leader from SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory at Stanford University has visited GCCEC office at CERN. SLAC has collaborative project with CERN and is responsible for the development of ATLAS cavern background simulation software using FLUGG

ATLAS e-new media devote plot as follow to GCCEC and ATLAS collaboration. “Since the early 2000s, ATLAS has enjoyed a fruitful cooperation with the Georgian CAD/CAM Engineering Centre (GCCEC) which has taken responsibility in managing the huge ATLAS 3D CATIA