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Founders of Georgian CAD/CAM Engineering Center met in GCCEC office in Tbilisi, Georgia. Meeting was held in order to consider completed annual works, financial account and distribution of income of 2010. Center’s activity for the year 2010 was concluded to

ATLAS delegation from CERN, Geneva, Switzerland was visited GCCEC office in Tbilisi. ATLAS delegation consists of Dario Barberis, Genoa University, Jim Shank, Boston University, Elizabeth Gallas, Oxford University, Beate Heinemann, Berkeley National Lab, Markus Elsing, CERN Switzerland, Nurcan Ozturk, Texas

GCCEC together with ATLAS collaboration announced First ATLAS-South Caucasus Software / Computing Workshop & Tutorial – SCSWT’2010 to be held on 25-29 October, 2010 in Tbilisi, Georgia http://www.cern.ch/dmu-atlas/2010 This event follows on from the establishment in 2009 of the academic

GCCEC produce new scoring volumes for the cavern background simulation team, SLAC, Stanford. Services for the liquid argon cooling system in Barrel calorimeter gap region were considered. GCCEC engineers collect 2D drawings from CERN CDD and Smarteam servers and built

GCCEC produce new scoring volumes for the cavern background simulation team, SLAC, Stanford. Services for the liquid argon cooling system in Barrel calorimeter gap region were considered. GCCEC engineers collect 2D drawings from CERN CDD and Smarteam servers and built

ATLAS Software & Computing workshop was held at CERN, Geneva Switzerland starting from Monday, 12 July 2010 to Friday, 16 July 2010. Workshop was chaired by Kors Bos, general coordinator of ATLAS software collaboration. Several plenary sessions were worked in

ATLAS software collaboration announced new software package ATLAS COOL tag browser and put it in repository for new release of ATLAS software. Tag browser was developed by GCCEC. Responsible persons are Lado Shekriladze and George Gvaberidze. Software permits user interaction

GCCEC has been awarded with National State Prize by president of Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili (download video here…). GCCEC was among of group of Georgian scientists working for ATLAS and also awarded with the same prize for the construction and development

Cavern Background team of ATLAS software developers has organized on-line meeting broadcasting from Stanford University, California, USA. Four teams have been involved into consideration – SLAC from Stanford University, USA; University of Louisville, USA; GCCEC , Tbilisi, Georgia and ATLAS

Dr. Alexander SHARMAZANASHVILI participated in to International biannual symposium TMCE-2010 “Tools and Methods for Competitive Engineering” held in Ancona, Italy. He has presentation on the forum panelist section of Virtual Engineering (see details here…). More than 200 worldwide professionals have