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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 ECT Tower/Turret, comparison between CATIA and Geant4 models. More information about

Georgian Engineering Center (GET) of Georgian Technical University (GTU) participated in Software R&D First Lightning Talks Session. This event kick’s off activities for the Software Working Group (WP7) of the CERN EP R&D initiative (https://ep-dep.web.cern.ch/rd-experimental-technologies). Event mainly focuses on lightning

We are happy to announce that Atlas Tracers new release r2.3 is out. New layer of geometries has been added and UI has been changed drastically, now it’s more clean and plausible for the eye. Current version of atlas tracer

Georgian Technical University and ATLAS experiment has signed agreement for continuation of collaborative project that has been going on since 2010. New agreement will last for 1 year till the end of 2018. Georgian Team will work on 3 working

We have released r2.2 version of Atlas Tracer. UI has been changed a bit. Event information bar was too loaded with numbers so we filtered it out and left more useful information for the users. Current version of atlas tracer

Members of Georgian Engineering Team (GET) participated in Outreach Data and Tools Group Meeting. Member of GET updated status of Atalas Tracer. presented results of comparison of curvatures of tracks between Atlas Tracer and Atlantis. visit this link for more

Two new interns Levan Khelashvili and Mariam Phirtskalava will be joining GET (Georgian Engineering Team). Both of them are students of Georgian Technical University and are in 2nd and 3rd years of studies towards bachlor’s in computer sciences. They have