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Rector of Georgian Technical University, Professor Archil PRANGISHVILI visited CERN, Geneva, Switzerland. He has met with CERN GJ Professor Rolf HEUER and made signature in the guest book. Rector has visited ATLAS underground experimental area, LHC tunnel at Point1 and

Georgian team invites Iveri PRANGISHVILI for the student research program at CERN starting from 1st of June, 2013. Iveri is the student of Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, MA. He has good background in Java/Php programming/ Georgian team involved Iveri in

Georgian team prepared new volumes in XML for ATLAS simulation software packages. They are corresponds to updated Small Wheel (SW) assembly, produced by ATLAS Technical Coordination team. New volumes contain large chambers supports. They were divided into 3 separate sub-assemblies,

David VARAMASHVILI, student of Georgian Technical University, enrolled to GCCEC as a programmer. He has strong background in development of Java/Php/SQL applications. He has leading GTU programmer’s team and participating in several international competitions. GCCEC decides to involve David in

GCCEC participated on ATLAS Muon Week Workshop held at CERN, Geneva Switzerland. Participation was demanded by simulation team with whom GCCEC collaborate and provide geometry updates for Geant 4 simulation software packages. GCCEC represents self-developed CATIA_to_XML preparation life cycle and

ATLAS collaboration celebrates last event and data acquisition before long shut down of LHC (2 years) for upgrade and maintenance work. Party was hold at Bld.40 at CERN, Geneva Switzerland. It was concluded a big achievement of collaboration during the

Student of Georgian Technical University Jaba GIKOSHVILI defended Master’s Degree dissertation with its title “Development of Geometrical Models of Muon System of ATLAS Detector on the base of CATIA”. He was working in GCCEC since February, 2011 and passed special

GCCEC issue decree of commendation to 2 members – Archil SURMAVA and Nikoloz TSUTSKIRIDZE for the successful tasks they have done for ATLAS simulation. Archil SURMAVA has completed new small wheel assembly transformation from CATIA to XML and done corresponding

GCCEC has done analysis of ATLAS coils position using simulation packages (XML). It was found ~32mm discrepancy between real position and XML. Report has been shared with ATLAS simulation community which brought lot of discussion about the possible effect. (download

GCCEC signed new memorandum of cooperation with Georgian Technical University. Both parties have agreed with joint participation in ATLAS (CERN, Geneva, Switzerland) software development project. GCCEC will provide join team with 3D geometrical CATIA modelling and C++ programming staff, with