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Successful students of 3D Geometrical Modeling/Designing course have been examine by GCCEC. Sergo MEDZVELIA, Ucha KEKELIA and Giorgi SEKHNIASHVILI pass through the 4hour tests in part design/sketching; assembly design and digital mock-up design studies on the base of CATIA V5

Forschungszentrum Juelich (FZJ), Germany confirms GCCEC as a winner of tender held in order to obtain working packages for the construction work of High Energy Storage Ring (HESR). On the base of IKP board decision collaboration between FZJ and GCCEC

On 16 March, 2009 the act of General Acknowledgement of Acceptance has been signed between Marzio Nessi, Technical Coordinator of ATLAS Collaboration, and Alexander Sharmazanashvili, Director of Georgian CAD/CAM Engineering Center. According to this act both parties have acknowledged and

Member of Georgian CAD/CAM Engineering Center, Nikoloz Sharmazanashvili signed a one year contract with Forschungszentrum Juelich (FZJ) for accomplishing Master’s program. According to this contract Nikoloz will have to perform research works dealing with innovative methodologies of mechanical computer aided

On 11 February, Georgian CADCAM Engineering Center GCCEC submits tender proposal for achieving HESR working packages for obtaining collaborative contract with Forschungtzentrum Juelich. Execution of proposed working packages includes transferring 2D mechanical drawings of a Beam Position Monitor into a

Meeting between ATLAS Technical Coordinator, Marzio Nessi, ATLAS Design Office Manager, Raphael Vuillermet , ATLAS General Integrator, Tatiana Kliutchnikova , and GCCEC Director, Alexander Sharmazanashvili, was held in ATLAS Technical Coordination Office. GCCEC handed over to ATLAS the product of

GCCEG starts a new collaboration project with CERN. This project foresees integration of GCCEC in modification of ISOLDE-REX accelerator. Agreement of collaboration includes creating a single whole CATIA V5 based digital model. GCCEC has to transform already existing Euclid and

Member of Georgian CAD/CAM Engineering Center, Alexander Bitadze will spend 3 years performing a PhD research at University of Glasgow. Research is based at CERN (the European Center for Nuclear Research) in Geneva, and assumes understanding the ATLAS inner tracking