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Batumi hosted forum of Georgian Scientists living and working abroad. 17 successful Georgian scientists working abroad and 80 researchers working in Georgia were participating. The forum aimed at attracting scientific potential existing abroad back to Georgia, developing research activities in

GCCEC prepared web site for 2nd ATLAS/CERN South Caucasus Software/Computing Workshop & Tutorial – SCSWT’2012. Site includes form for el-registration http://www.cern.ch/dmu-atlas/2012. As a result participants can be registered. There are 2 forms of participation – speaker and participant. Partial participation

ATLAS collaboration organized party to celebrate big discovery collaboration has reached in summer, 2012. All ATLAS partners have been invited. GCCEC was joined celebration as a partner institute, having collaboration with ATLAS since 2004. GCCEC participated in ATLAS detector construction

Meeting at University of Georgia (UG) has been held together with rector, prof. M.Sanadze; founder, prof. G.Alasania; UG management, prof. A.Gamkrelidze, prof. T.Lobjanidze; prof. K.Tavzarashvili; prof. Z.Avaliani and GCCEC director, prof. A.Sharmazanashvili. It was discussed ways of possible cooperation for

CERN DG Rolf-Dieter HEUER meets with government authorities in Georgia. It was discussed future relations and cooperation between European Organization of Nuclear Research, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland and Georgia. Later DG has visited Tbilisi State University and delivered a lecture to

Georgian Team meet with customers of ATLAS COOL tag Browser package – Gavin HESKETH (University of London) and David SOUTH (Deutsche Elektronen-Synchrotron). Upcoming release of Tag Browser, R10.0 has been discussed. R10 should integrate two data browsing engines – CherryPy

Dissertation work “Development of Geometrical Descriptions of Magnet System of ATLAS Detector for the Simulation and Reconstruction Software Packages” of Master’s student of Technical University of Georgia Niko TSUTSKIRIDZE has been considered at CERN. Applicant makes 30 minutes presentation (Download

GCCEC received favourable report on the presentation of the dissertation work by masters student of Georgian Technical University Nikoloz TSUTSKIRIDZE on “Development of Geometrical Descriptions of Magnet System of ATLAS Detector for the Simulation and Reconstruction Software Packages”. It was

Chief Manager of GCCEC Alexander SHARMAZANASHVILI participated in 9th International Symposium “Tools and Methods of Competitive Engineering” TMCE’2012 held in Karlsruhe, Germany on 7-11 May, 2012 ( http://www.tmce.org ). He has 30 minutes podium presentation about the “Modelling Aspects of

Masters training student of Technical University of Georgia Niko TSUTSKIRIDZE has been arrived on research program at CERN. Official invitation has been issued by ATLAS according to collaborative agreement AA366/10 between CERN and Georgian team, including Technical University of Georgia