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The CERN/IPPOG collaboration has issued an official acknowledgement for Agreement IPPOG-2021-001, “Provision of Level of Effort in the Development of Visualization Software Applications for the IPPOG Collaboration” signed by IPPOG spokespersons Pedro T. Abreu and Claire Adam. It was concluded
xrLAB participated in the Touch Summit, held on 5–6 December at the Rustaveli Theatre in Tbilisi, Georgia. xrLAB hosted an exhibition space where it presented its latest developments, including digital twins for business and scientific applications. These projects attracted significant
The IPPOG Collaboration Board reviewed the final report presented by Alexander Sharmazanashvili during the CB meeting at CERN.The report confirmed the collaboration agreement, “IPPOG Agreement 2021-001,” signed between IPPOG and GTU on July 8, 2021. Under this agreement, the Georgian
A new scientific research group, xrLab, has been founded under the leadership of Professor Alexander Sharmazanashvili. xrLab continues the legacy of the Nuclear Engineering Center at Georgian Technical University. The primary mission of xrLab is the development of real-scale virtual
A new version of the Tracer-MC application for the IPPOG International Masterclasses was presented during IPPOG Week at CERN https://indico.cern.ch/event/1593704/ Members of the Masterclasses Steering Committee, along with representatives from IPPOG groups in various countries and partner universities, were introduced
The paper “Geometry Simplification Methods for Virtual Reality Applications” by A. Sharmazanashvili (GTU), Roger Jones (Lancaster University), A. Alikhanov (GTU), G. Mirziashvili (GTU), K. Tsutskiridze (GTU), E. Abramovi (GTU), and A. Khelashvili (GTU) has been published in EPJ Web of
Business and Technology University (BTU) hosted a delegation from the University of Bologna, led by the university’s Rector, Professor Giovanni Molari. The delegation included Professor Massimiliano D’Antuono from the “Minerva” Education Centre and seven other experts, who were welcomed by
Full-stack developer Shota Tevdorashvili has concluded his contract with NEC. He joined NEC as a trainee in a course led by Alexander Sharmazanashvili, and quickly distinguished himself by completing the entire program in just one month—the fastest completion ever recorded
Professor Alexander Sharmazanashvili, Founder, Director, and Scientific Leader of the Nuclear Engineering Centre (NEC), has decided not to continue his affiliation with Georgian Technical University (GTU). Consequently, his duties as Head of NEC, GTU representative in the CERN/ATLAS and CERN/SHiP
Member of the NEC, Shota Chlaidze, has completed his contract. Despite the relatively short duration of his engagement, Shota made an impressive contribution to NEC and demonstrated exceptional professional growth. Shota first became involved with the NEC after participating as
