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IPPOG Masterclasses are for school children and I-II year univeristy students.IPPOG Masterclass was held on the first day of Cognitive Festival in Georgia and it was about ALICE Detector . Moderator of this Masterclass was Prof. Hans-Peter BECK from University
The Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Georgia, Mikheil Batiashvili, delivered a speech at the CERN Cognitive Festival at the Technical University of Georgia, on the importance of international scientific and educational development in Georgia, the value of
IPPOG Masterclasses are for school children and I-II year univeristy students. IPPOG Masterclass was held on the second day of Cognitive Festival in Georgia and it was about CMSDetector . Moderator of this Masterclass was Prof. Manfred KRAMMER from CERN.
The CERN Cognitive Festival in Georgia was held October 22-26, at Georgian Technical Univeristy. It is a scientific and educational event based on CERN scientific research and innovation technologies. The festival included 3 different events: IPPOG master class for school
05 October, 2018, Vidyo/on-line. Paper Reported for Presentation: Visualization of TileCal by WebGl api Authors: Sharmazanashvili Alexander, Pataridzek Lasha Indico Link Presentation.pdf
The International Science and Innovation Festival is organized annually by the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia. This year, the festival was held on September 22-30. In regard to the celebration of the 100th anniversary after establishment the institution,
07 Aug, 2018, Vidyo/on-line. Paper Reported for Presentation: Flexible Chain (Sector 9) CATIA vs Geant Compare Analyse Report. Authors: Sharmazanashvili Alexandre, Tsutskiridze Niko, Shekiladze Davit Indico Link Presentation.pdf
07 August, 2018, Vidyo/on-line. Paper Reported for Presentation: Flexible Chain (Sector 9) CATIA vs Geant Compare Analyse Report Authors: Sharmazanashvili Alexander, Tsutskiridze Niko, Shekiladze Davit Indico Link Presentation.pdf
Authors: Alexander SHARMAZANASHVILI, Archil SURMAVA, Shota KOBAKHIDZE, Davit SHEKILADZE Publisher: ATL-SOFT-PROC-2018-003 Year: 14 July 2018 Abstract Modern Particle Physics experiments require very complex scientific facilities to perform measurements. Detector technologies based on state-of-the-art achievements and detectors themselves are represented as
Georgian Technical university’s student Beso Kekelia has successfully finished his Masters studies with the help of adviser Alexander Sharmazanashvili. Main topic of the thesis was “Compare Analysis of ATLAS Detector Toroid Magnets for simulation Tasks”.
