“Modern Approaches to Terminological Work” – First Presentation of the Georgian Terminology Bank at GTU
A joint scientific event on “Modern Approaches to Terminological Work” was held at the Georgian Technical University in partnership with the Institute of Scientific and Technical Information “Techinform” of GTU and the Arnold Chikobava Institute of Linguistics of Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University.
In collaboration with “Techinform” and the Arnold Chikobava Institute of Linguistics, the online version of the Georgian Terminology Bank was presented for the first time at the scientific event.
The event, which was attended by the scientific circles of GTU and scientists from various universities, was opened by the Head of the Department of Science and Innovations of the Georgian Technical University, Professor Mikheil Janikashvili, and the Director of the Institute of Scientific and Technical Information of GTU “Techinform”, Professor Neli Makhviladze.

As the Head of the Department of Science and Innovations of GTU noted, the development of modern approaches to working with terminology is undoubtedly an important process for the academic and scientific community operating in a rapidly developing technological space.
“For the academic and scientific community operating in a rapidly developing and rapidly changing technological space, modern approaches to improving terminology and creating new terms are of paramount importance in ensuring the consistency, accuracy, and accessibility of scientific communication. The creation and development of terminology banks, such as the Georgian Terminology Bank, is a tool for language development and a strategic resource that promotes education, research, and international cooperation. Through digital technologies and interdisciplinary cooperation, scientists greatly contribute to preserving language as a living and constantly evolving phenomenon and adapting it to modern science and technology requirements. In addition, the first online version development of the Georgian Term Bank is an important step in strengthening Georgia’s position in the international scientific space,” said Mikheil Janikashvili.
Lia Karosanidze, Doctor of Philology, Head of the Department of Translation Dictionaries and Scientific Terminology at the TSU Arnold Chikobava Institute of Linguistics, delivered a report at the event. She spoke in detail about the importance of the Georgian Terminology Bank, the stages of its creation, the need for further development, and various challenges in this direction.
The scientists participating in the meeting discussed thoroughly and evaluated the first trial online version of the Georgian Terminology Bank, which aroused great interest among the audience.
Related
GTU Responds to Articles Published in the Newspaper “Asaval-Dasavali”
The Georgian Technical University addresses a series of articles published in issue 86/87 of the newspaper “Asaval-Dasavali” (dated November 9,...
Rector of the GTU Expresses Condolences on the Passing of Professor Nino (Neli) Chichinadze
On behalf of the university community, the Rector of the Georgian Technical University, Academician David Gurgenidze, expresses his condolences to...
The Niko Muskhelishvili Institute of Computational Mathematics at the Georgian Technical University has won another international grant project under the “Horizon Europe” framework
“Participation in the WARIE project – funded through “Horizon Europe” – serves as further confirmation of our university’s scientific potential,...
Announcement of the Council of the Faculty of Law and International Relations on Calling the Election for the Position of Head of the Faculty Quality Assurance Office
In accordance with Article 25 of the Law of Georgia "On Higher Education"; Article 22 of the Charter of the...
Students from the Faculty of Business Technologies at the GTU met with representatives from TBC Concept
Organized by the Career Development Service, the meeting between students from the GTU Faculty of Business Technologies and representatives of...
Certificates Awarded to 23 Customs Officers of the Revenue Service
The Georgian Technical University has awarded certificates to 23 customs officers from the Customs Department of the Revenue Service (under...