Within the framework of the 88th Open International Scientific Conference of GTU students, the Faculty of Construction announced the winners
07-06-2024
Within the framework of the 88th Open International Scientific Conference of students at the Georgian Technical University, the commission consisting of scientists and researchers identified the winning students of the Faculty of Construction.
Under the auspices of the conference, three sections work at the faculty, including Construction, Hydroengineering, and Road Engineering.
Six students participated in the Construction section.
Based on the points awarded by the commission members, the winners were identified, Bachelor’s degree: 1st place - Ani Gulua; 2nd place - Anna Gogaladze; 3rd place - Andria Kareli; Doctorate: 1st place - Alexander Akhvlediani; 2nd place - Sophio Gelashvili.
Six students participated in the Hydraulic Engineering section.
Based on the points awarded by the commission members, the winners were identified, Bachelor’s degree: 1st place - Giorgi Kuprashvili; 2nd place - Giorgi Shvangiradze, Mariam Tsomaia; 3rd place - Giorgi Khardziani. Doctorate: 1st place - Sandro Kuprashvili; 2nd place - Anna Gogaladze; 3rd place - Andria Kareli.
Six students participated in the Road section.
Based on the points awarded by the commission members, the winners were identified, Bachelor’s degree: 1st place - Salome Kekishvili; 2nd place - Luka Gulua; 3rd place - Levan Iakobidze; Master’s degree: 1st place - Kakha Yankoshvili; 2nd place - Nika Beglarishvili; Doctorate: 1st place - Luka Kurdgelia; 2nd place - Giorgi Khatiashvili; 3rd place - Nodar Khorbaladze.
For information: more than 530 undergraduate, Master’s, and Doctorate students of thirteen faculties of the university are participating in the 88th Open International Scientific Conference of students.
The conference includes 56 sections, among them: 4 sections will work at the Faculty of Construction and 25 students will present their work; at the Faculty of Energy - 8 sections, 67 students; at the Faculty of Mining and Geology - 2 sections, 41 students; at the Faculty of Chemical Technology and Metallurgy - 6 sections, 62 students; at the Faculty of Transport Systems and Mechanical Engineering - 6 sections, 54 students; at the Faculty of Architecture, Urbanism and Design - 2 sections, 18 students; at the Faculty of Law and International Relations - 1 section, 21 students; at the faculties of law and International Relations, as well as Engineering Economy, Media Technologies and Social Sciences, in the inter-faculty section - 23 students; at the Faculty of Informatics and Control Systems - 8 sections, 90 students; International School of Design - 1 section, 3 students; at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Biosystems Engineering - 5 sections, 45 students; at the Faculty of Business Technologies - 4 sections, 23 students; at the Faculty of Engineering Economics, Media Technologies and Social Sciences - 7 sections, 30 students; at the Faculty of Mountain Sustainable Development - 1 section, 21 students.
The Scientific Conference started on April 29th and will last until May 17th. The award ceremony for the winners will be held on June 14th.
Under the auspices of the conference, three sections work at the faculty, including Construction, Hydroengineering, and Road Engineering.
Six students participated in the Construction section.
Based on the points awarded by the commission members, the winners were identified, Bachelor’s degree: 1st place - Ani Gulua; 2nd place - Anna Gogaladze; 3rd place - Andria Kareli; Doctorate: 1st place - Alexander Akhvlediani; 2nd place - Sophio Gelashvili.
Six students participated in the Hydraulic Engineering section.
Based on the points awarded by the commission members, the winners were identified, Bachelor’s degree: 1st place - Giorgi Kuprashvili; 2nd place - Giorgi Shvangiradze, Mariam Tsomaia; 3rd place - Giorgi Khardziani. Doctorate: 1st place - Sandro Kuprashvili; 2nd place - Anna Gogaladze; 3rd place - Andria Kareli.
Six students participated in the Road section.
Based on the points awarded by the commission members, the winners were identified, Bachelor’s degree: 1st place - Salome Kekishvili; 2nd place - Luka Gulua; 3rd place - Levan Iakobidze; Master’s degree: 1st place - Kakha Yankoshvili; 2nd place - Nika Beglarishvili; Doctorate: 1st place - Luka Kurdgelia; 2nd place - Giorgi Khatiashvili; 3rd place - Nodar Khorbaladze.
For information: more than 530 undergraduate, Master’s, and Doctorate students of thirteen faculties of the university are participating in the 88th Open International Scientific Conference of students.
The conference includes 56 sections, among them: 4 sections will work at the Faculty of Construction and 25 students will present their work; at the Faculty of Energy - 8 sections, 67 students; at the Faculty of Mining and Geology - 2 sections, 41 students; at the Faculty of Chemical Technology and Metallurgy - 6 sections, 62 students; at the Faculty of Transport Systems and Mechanical Engineering - 6 sections, 54 students; at the Faculty of Architecture, Urbanism and Design - 2 sections, 18 students; at the Faculty of Law and International Relations - 1 section, 21 students; at the faculties of law and International Relations, as well as Engineering Economy, Media Technologies and Social Sciences, in the inter-faculty section - 23 students; at the Faculty of Informatics and Control Systems - 8 sections, 90 students; International School of Design - 1 section, 3 students; at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Biosystems Engineering - 5 sections, 45 students; at the Faculty of Business Technologies - 4 sections, 23 students; at the Faculty of Engineering Economics, Media Technologies and Social Sciences - 7 sections, 30 students; at the Faculty of Mountain Sustainable Development - 1 section, 21 students.
The Scientific Conference started on April 29th and will last until May 17th. The award ceremony for the winners will be held on June 14th.
