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Our group member Niko Tsutskiridze presented an investigation of PP1_outerwall on ITk Offline SW videoconference.The presentation was about a comparison between CAD model vs. gmx – pp1_outerwall. As well as about the calculation of Radiation Length L(X0) and comparing analyses

GTU Nuclear Engineering Center master’s program “Information Technology of Nuclear Engineering” has been modified and it will be reviewed by the Academic Council on 4.08.2022.The master’s program at the Georgian Technical University has existed since 2019, at first, it has

Tbilisi State University’s student and our group member Nino Zurashvili has successfully finished her Masters studies in Condensed matter physics with the help of adviser Tamar Tchelidze.Main topic of her thesis was “One dimensional nanostructures in excitonic complexes”.

This week was held a meeting with IPPOG team. Our group Project Manager Alexander Sharmazanashvili and our group member Nino Zurashvili were participants. They presented the concept of TracerEVD-mc, status of application, recent updates and future plans. The application received

This week was held a TileCal Week Computing. Our group Project Manager Alexander Sharmazanashvili and our group member Nino Zurashvili was participants. Alexander presented news about Tracer/TileCAL – the 3D Web-based Visualization Application, Tracer TileCal General Working Plan, Recent updates,

Nuclear Engineering Center has new employees Giorgi Mirziashvili, Kote Tsutskiridze, Vladimir Dolinski, and Levan Kuprava.Giorgi, Kote, Vladimir, and Levan have successfully finished their internship and will be joining In NEC.Levan Kuprava will be getting involved in ATLAS Tracers development team

On 20 May 2022, Mr. Giorgi Kvartskhava, the Head of the agricultural sciences and biosystems engineering faculty of the Georgian Technical University, visited the Nuclear Engineering Center of Georgian Technical University with his colleagues.They got acquainted with the activities of

The LHCP conference series started in 2013 after a successful fusion of two international conferences, “Physics at Large Hadron Collider Conference” and “Hadron Collider Physics Symposium”. The program will contain a detailed review of the latest experimental and theoretical results