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GCCEC received favourable report on the presentation of the dissertation work by masters student of Georgian Technical University Nikoloz TSUTSKIRIDZE on “Development of Geometrical Descriptions of Magnet System of ATLAS Detector for the Simulation and Reconstruction Software Packages”. It was

Chief Manager of GCCEC Alexander SHARMAZANASHVILI participated in 9th International Symposium “Tools and Methods of Competitive Engineering” TMCE’2012 held in Karlsruhe, Germany on 7-11 May, 2012 ( http://www.tmce.org ). He has 30 minutes podium presentation about the “Modelling Aspects of

Masters training student of Technical University of Georgia Niko TSUTSKIRIDZE has been arrived on research program at CERN. Official invitation has been issued by ATLAS according to collaborative agreement AA366/10 between CERN and Georgian team, including Technical University of Georgia

Student of Georgian Technical University Niko TSUTSKIRIDZE has been invited for 2 month at CERN, Geneva, Switzerland for scientific research and preparation of Master’s degree dissertation work. Business trip should be started on 10th of April, 2012 and fully sponsored

Organizing committee of International symposium “Tools and Methods of Competitive Engineering – TMCE’2012” accepted paper of Prof Alexander SHARMAZANASHVILI for publication and podium presentation on symposium in Karlsruhe, Germany on 9th of May, 2012. Paper “Modelling Aspects of Hyper-Complex products

CCEC together with ATLAS collaboration, CERN Geneva, Switzerland announced “2nd ATLAS/CERN South Caucasus Software/Computing Workshop & Tutorial” SCSTW’2012. This event follows on from the first workshop (SCSWT’2010) in October 2010 that brought together for the first time the ATLAS groups

Our group member and engine programmer in TRACER project Levan Khelashvili held a seminar about Object-oriented programming (OOP) in general and in ATLAS TRACER project. During this seminar Levan talked about Object-oriented programming (OOP) as an individual programming paradigm based

GCCEC experienced unexpected trouble using CATIA for modelling support assemblies of ATLAS big wheel muon chambers. Assembly contains several subassemblies with number of parts in each. In one of the assembly parts are positioned on contact using standard constraints. However

GCCEC investigate ATLAS Coils geometry descriptions implementing in Cavern background FLUGG software applications and G4 Simulation packages. Both geometries have been exported from C++ codes into CATIA and positioned in common axes. Then both geometries were compared with so called

At a seminar held at CERN today the ATLAS and CMS experiments presented their latest preliminary results in the search for the Higgs particle. Both experiments observe a new particle in the mass region around 125-126 GeV. “It’s hard not