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Member of Georgian Engineering Team (GET) Mariam Phirtskalava read seminar about GitLab. Introduced GitLab and explained its concept and functionality to the team. GitLab is a web-based Git–repository manager with wiki and issue-tracking features, using an open-source license, developed by GitLab Inc. The software was written by Dmitriy Zaporozhets.

Georgian Engineering Center (GET) of Georgian Technical University (GTU) participated in Simulation Group Meeting. This is weekly meeting of the ATLAS Simulation group. GET presented Compare Analyses Results of Muon Warm Structure, comparison between CATIA and Geant4 models.More information about

We are excited to announce that new release of Atlas Tracer r2.5 is out. We have been trying to fix bugs accumulated throughout releases. a lot of functions should be working more smoothly now. new filters for tracks has been

Georgian Engineering Center (GET) of Georgian Technical University (GTU) participated in ATLAS Education & Outreach Group Weekly Meeting. CERN, Geneva, Switzerland. Main point of talks is to provide the outreach community of the collaboration useful and interesting information about ongoing

Several members of GET (Georgian Engineering Team) have been promoted. After finishing their PhD both Nika Tsutskiridze and Archil Surmava have been promoted to stream managers, they will be overseeing their respective projects. NIka Tsutskiridze will be in the charge

Members of GET (Georgian Engineering Team) Archil Surmava and Nika Tsutskiridze have received status of assistant professor and associate professor in GTU (Georgian Technical University). Archil Sumrava and Nika Tsutskiridze will be involved in development of masters program Information Technology

Georgian Technical University hosted international particle physics masterclass Hands on Particle physics. Hands on particle physics is huge international masterclass and its main aim is to popularize particle physics, masterclass is involving 52 countries and more than 200 universities or