CERN
Scientific and engineering contribution of Georgia Technical University to CERN large-scale experiments
The Technical University of Georgia (STU) has a long-term, strategic and fruitful cooperation with the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN). STU’s teams of scientists, engineers and researchers play a leading role in both physical-analytical and high-tech engineering support of the world’s largest scientific experiments.
The present platform presents scientific research projects, publications and technological documentation implemented and ongoing by the Nuclear Engineering Center of STU, the Virtual and Augmented Reality Laboratory (xrLab) and the Institute of Quantum Physics and Engineering Technologies in partnership with CERN.
According to the data of the official server of CERN documents (CERN Document Server), 402 scientific works and publications are registered with the institutional membership of the Technical University of Georgia and the authorship of its researchers.
| International project / collaboration | Number of scientific records |
|---|---|
|
CMS Collaboration
Large Hadron Collider experiment
|
334 Publication |
|
CMS HGCAL Collaboration
High granularity calorimeter
|
6 Publication |
|
CMS Muon Group
Muon Systems Collaboration
|
4 Publication |
| CMS HCAL / SHiP / CALICE / TOTEM / IPPOG and other groups | 8 Publication |
|
DUNE Collaboration
Deep underground neutrino experiment
|
35 Publication |
|
ATLAS Collaboration
Outreach & Software Directions
|
5 Publication |
|
SND@LHC Collaboration
Neutrino detector at the collider
|
3 Publication |
|
Individual authorship
With the leading role of GTU scientists
|
3 Publication |
| Total | 398 Publication |