NEWS of 2014

2nd day of Workshop was dedicated to ATLAS and CERN Technologies and Applications. 13 presentations where done by speakers from CERN, Italian Institute for Nuclear Physics, Freiburg University of Albert Ludwigs, Germany, Armenian Academy of Science and Georgian Technical University.

1st day of Workshop dedicated to distributing Computing and Cloud Computing for scientific applications. 14 presentations where done by speakers from CERN, Armenian Academy of Science, Georgian Technical University, Tbilisi State University, Georgian Research and Education Networking Association and Georgian

Georgian team recruit 2 new members for participation in collaborative work with CERN. Both of them have successfully finished 6 months stage in the team. Lasha PHATARIDZE involved in development of 3D representation software applications for ATLAS detector. Later he

Georgian team recruit 2 new members for participation in collaborative work with CERN. Both of them have successfully finished 6 months stage in the team. Lasha PHATARIDZE involved in development of 3D representation software applications for ATLAS detector. Later he

ATLAS Technical Coordinator Dr Beniamino Di GIROLAMO, ATLAS logistic Coordinator Mrs Tiina BENSON, ATLAS Project Engineer Dr Giancarlo SPIGO and Georgian Engineering Team Leader Dr Alexander SHARMAZANASHVILI visited Tbilisi, Georgia. Purpose of visit covers several aspects – Information about the

Registration of participants on South-Caucasus Grid & Cloud Computing Workshop – SCGCCW is now open through the workshop web-site (www.cadcam.ge/2014). Workshop should be held in Tbilisi, Georgia from 20 of October, 2014 to 24 of October, 2014. Workshop hosted by

Georgian Team create South-Caucasus Grid & Cloud Computing Workshop – SCGCCW site (www.cadcam.ge/2014). Workshop should be held in Tbilisi, Georgia from 20 of October, 2014 to 24 of October, 2014. Workshop hosted by Georgian Technical University. Scope of workshop concern

Georgian Team represented results of execution of Working Packages (WP) during the recent 4 years to ATLAS Software Computing (S/C) collaboration. ATLAS S/C was presented by Dr Richard MOUNT (Stanford University, USA) Computing Coordinator; Dr Eric LANCON (CEA, Sacley, France)

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