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PhD student of Georgian Technical University (GTU) Niko TSUTSKIRIDZE presented results of his 6 months research program at CERN. Presentation with its title “Development of Loop for ATLAS Simulation Packages” represents results of formalization of unique cases of ATLAS detector

Journal of Physics published GET paper “A Tool for Conditions Tag Management in ATLAS”. Paper was published in conference series of 20th International Conference on Computing in High Energy and Nuclear Physics (CHEP2013), 14–18 October 2013, Amsterdam, The Netherlands(Link to

Georgian Engineering Team (GET) together with ATLAS management have organized workshop for Georgian Minister of Science and Education Ms. Tamar SANIKIDZE and accompany delegation. Georgian scientists participating in different projects at CERN presented their works and results. Collaborative partners from

Minister of Science and Education of Georgia Tamar SANIKIDZE was visited CERN together with Georgian Delegation – Prof Archil PRANGISHVILI, Rector of Georgian Technical University; Prof Giga ZEDANIA, Rector of Ilia State University of Georgia; Prof Merab ELIASHVILI, Deputy Rector

GET collaborate with group of students-designers from American-Georgian University (AGU). Students group leads by Prof. Nino KARBELASHVILI. Purpose of collaboration is development of ergonomic design of software applications created by GET for ATLAS software & Computing. Designers group will consider

GET created new loop of geometry modelling for ATLAS simulation packages. Methodology based on the implementation of CATIA as a hub for geometry descriptions existing in several sources – engineering database (SmarTeam); external CAD systems; XML data using for Muon