The International Conference – “Modern Challenges and Achievements in Information and Communication Technologies – 2024” Was Opened at GTU
01-11-2024
At the Georgian Technical University a two-day international scientific-practical conference – “Modern Challenges and Achievements in Information and Communication Technologies – 2024” was opened.
The scientific-practical conference is organized by the Faculty of Informatics and Control Systems of the Georgian Technical University, Dresden University of Applied Sciences and Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University.
The international scientific-practical conference – “Modern Challenges and Achievements in Information and Communication Technologies – 2024” opened the GTU vice-rector.
Professor Tamar Lominadze thanked the Dean of the Faculty of Informatics and Control Systems, Professor Taliko Zhvania, and the representatives of Dresden University of Applied Sciences, and Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University for organizing the conference.
As the vice-rector said, the Faculty of Informatics and Control Systems of the Georgian Technical University is one of the successful faculties, whose scientists and students contribute to the field development and popularization.
“The scientists of the Georgian Technical University work in the world’s leading research universities, and the students participate in many researches, and the success of each of them is directly related to our university, and to the efforts of the rector, academician David Gurgenidze. Scientists and students should use their knowledge as much as possible to raise the awareness of Georgia and the university in the international space. Scientific-research work must go together with students, therefore we are very happy that today’s conference is attended by students of Georgian Technical University, Dresden University of Applied Sciences, and Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University. The importance of the conference is also indicated by the fact that more than 100 participants are involved in it and 75 reports with interesting topics and important studies are presented. German, Hungarian, Ukrainian, Polish, Azerbaijan and Armenian scientists are participating in the conference with their Georgian colleagues. I wish success to the conference,” announced Tamar Lominadze.
According to the dean of the Faculty of Informatics and Control Systems of GTU, the foundations of the international conference were laid two years ago.
According to Professor Taliko Zhvania, the Georgian Technical University is already hosting the third international scientific-practical conference – “Modern Challenges and Achievements in Information and Communication Technologies”, in which the number of participants is increasing every year.
“The work of the conference will be conducted in four sections, namely: Modern trends in information technologies; Digital telecommunication technologies, communication, network, and hardware provision; Information society, artificial intelligence, challenges, and opportunities, ICT role in the development of public life; Management systems, automation and test engineering. I wish each section and participant fruitful work. I take this opportunity to thank the rector of Georgian Technical University, Academician David Gurgenidze, Vice-Rectors, Professors Tamar Tsereteli, Tamar Lominadze, Chancellor, Professor Karlo Kopaliani, for their support.
Thanks to our German colleague, Professor Mario Neugebauer of the Dresden University of Applied Sciences, for the great contribution he has made in deepening the cooperation between the two institutions. I welcome our greatest friend, and compatriot, Professor Gennady Tsikoridze of Dresden University of Applied Sciences. Today, colleagues from Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University are visiting us. Thanks to Professor Ibrahim Didmanidze for his active involvement in the conference organization.
I would like to mention, that a few weeks ago, German students visited the Georgian Technical University, during which the foundation of another tradition was laid - the first international practical conference of students was held – “Challenges of Information and Communication Technologies”, where Georgian and German students shared their ideas and research results,” said Taliko Zhvania.
The international scientific-practical conference – “Modern Challenges and Achievements in Information and Communication Technologies – 2024” will last two days and be held in hybrid mode.
The scientific-practical conference is organized by the Faculty of Informatics and Control Systems of the Georgian Technical University, Dresden University of Applied Sciences and Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University.
The international scientific-practical conference – “Modern Challenges and Achievements in Information and Communication Technologies – 2024” opened the GTU vice-rector.
Professor Tamar Lominadze thanked the Dean of the Faculty of Informatics and Control Systems, Professor Taliko Zhvania, and the representatives of Dresden University of Applied Sciences, and Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University for organizing the conference.
As the vice-rector said, the Faculty of Informatics and Control Systems of the Georgian Technical University is one of the successful faculties, whose scientists and students contribute to the field development and popularization.
“The scientists of the Georgian Technical University work in the world’s leading research universities, and the students participate in many researches, and the success of each of them is directly related to our university, and to the efforts of the rector, academician David Gurgenidze. Scientists and students should use their knowledge as much as possible to raise the awareness of Georgia and the university in the international space. Scientific-research work must go together with students, therefore we are very happy that today’s conference is attended by students of Georgian Technical University, Dresden University of Applied Sciences, and Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University. The importance of the conference is also indicated by the fact that more than 100 participants are involved in it and 75 reports with interesting topics and important studies are presented. German, Hungarian, Ukrainian, Polish, Azerbaijan and Armenian scientists are participating in the conference with their Georgian colleagues. I wish success to the conference,” announced Tamar Lominadze.
According to the dean of the Faculty of Informatics and Control Systems of GTU, the foundations of the international conference were laid two years ago.
According to Professor Taliko Zhvania, the Georgian Technical University is already hosting the third international scientific-practical conference – “Modern Challenges and Achievements in Information and Communication Technologies”, in which the number of participants is increasing every year.
“The work of the conference will be conducted in four sections, namely: Modern trends in information technologies; Digital telecommunication technologies, communication, network, and hardware provision; Information society, artificial intelligence, challenges, and opportunities, ICT role in the development of public life; Management systems, automation and test engineering. I wish each section and participant fruitful work. I take this opportunity to thank the rector of Georgian Technical University, Academician David Gurgenidze, Vice-Rectors, Professors Tamar Tsereteli, Tamar Lominadze, Chancellor, Professor Karlo Kopaliani, for their support.
Thanks to our German colleague, Professor Mario Neugebauer of the Dresden University of Applied Sciences, for the great contribution he has made in deepening the cooperation between the two institutions. I welcome our greatest friend, and compatriot, Professor Gennady Tsikoridze of Dresden University of Applied Sciences. Today, colleagues from Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University are visiting us. Thanks to Professor Ibrahim Didmanidze for his active involvement in the conference organization.
I would like to mention, that a few weeks ago, German students visited the Georgian Technical University, during which the foundation of another tradition was laid - the first international practical conference of students was held – “Challenges of Information and Communication Technologies”, where Georgian and German students shared their ideas and research results,” said Taliko Zhvania.
The international scientific-practical conference – “Modern Challenges and Achievements in Information and Communication Technologies – 2024” will last two days and be held in hybrid mode.
