Current projects
- Grant funding source: Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project supervisor:Irine Varshalomidze Academic Doctor of History, Researcher at Niko Berdzenishvili Research Institute
Science Project executor(s): Invited teacher, Doctor of History Nino Dzneladze
Science Project implementation date :: 2018-2021
Project goal, objectives and relevance: The project aims to study the numismatic collection of the Khariton Akhvlediani Museum. Preserved here are coins of the Colchian "Tetris", the Hellenistic period Amisos, Sinop, Pantikapaion, Ephesus, Seleucids, various representatives of the Macedonian dynasty, Mithridates Eupator, Coins minted on behalf of various Roman emperors, Parthian, Sasanian Iran, Byzantium, Trabzon Aspirin, Kirmaneuli Tetri, Arabic, Seljuk, Georgian: Giorgi I, Tamar, Rusudan, Lasha-Giorgi, Erekle II, Iranian or Ottoman, Russian or European coins attribution and their involvement in scientific circulation. Their total number is over 700. As a result of the project, a Georgian-English-language catalog "Coins Preserved in the Khariton Akhvlediani Museum of Adjara" will be published. The unique collection of coins preserved in the museum is unknown to Georgian numismatists and to the general public interested in numismatics in general. Photos and descriptions of the coins will be presented in chronological order. Each epoch will be separated into separate chapters and will be accompanied by a brief description of the epoch. The circumstances of the discovery of each coin, the topographic map of the coins found in southwestern Georgia will be indicated. By publishing these monuments, we provide historians, archaeologists, and economists with an objective source, creating a source base to use for various studies. It will be especially useful for historians working on Greek colonization, the formation of the Kingdom of Colchis, the relations between the Eastern Black Sea and the ancient world, Pontus and Colchis, Roman, Byzantine, Sassanid, Arabic, Seljuk, Mongol expansion and trade-political relations, etc.
Numismatic catalogs are of great interest to tourists, which undoubtedly contributes to the popularization of our scientific achievements abroad. The locals are also interested in which countries' money circulated in our country in the past and what their visual appearance is.
- Science project title"How the elections are won in Georgia"
Grant funding source: Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project supervisor: Senior Researcher of Niko Berdzenishvili Institute, Dr. Ruslan Baramidze
Science Project executor(s): Dr. Maia Bolkvadze - Invited teacher of English at the Center for Languages and Information Technologies, Faculty of Exact Sciences and Education.
Science Project implementation date :: 2019-2021 years
Project goal, objectives and relevance:The project envisages the study of all pre-election appeals (political discourse), other accompanying materials, post-election activities and influencing practices of interested groups on the results of all presidential elections in Georgia since the independence of Georgia. The presented project combines two goals: a. Demonstrate success-determining models in electoral strategies and practices to ensure / maintain legitimacy. B. Facilitate interdisciplinary critical research on political discourse.
The main object of the project - election texts and practices - will be researched mainly through the analysis of existing texts, projects initiated by the President and interviews. However, the focus will also be on the references and statistics reflected in various studies.
The grant project plans to study electoral political discourse and political practices not only on the basis of the Georgian presidential election, but also compares them with practices in the countries of the South Caucasus region. To this end, researchers from Azerbaijan and Armenia will participate in the project, providing comparative material to the research group.
Expected results of the research project: Workshops with foreign project consultants will be held during the project. The results of the project will be reflected in the relevant articles and reports (including peer-reviewed, rated publications) and in the final work.
- Science project title "Identification of high-yield, disease-resistant autumn wheat genotypes distinguished from international nurseries by testing in different environmental conditions of Georgia"
Grant funding source: Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project supervisor: Zoya Sikharulidze
Science Project executor(s): Ketino Natsarishvili - Coordinator, Young Researcher, Rusudan Dumbadze - Young Researcher, Lamziri Gorgiladze - Young Researcher.
Science Project implementation date : 2019-2022
Summary: The most important condition for the socio-economic stability and economic independence of any country is food security, and the production of cereals is rightly considered the basis for food security. The importance of wheat as a food product has been immeasurable throughout the history of human public life. Georgia is one of the homelands of wild wheat and the history of wheat begins in our country from time immemorial. However, today the sown area of wheat is 44.8 thousand hectares, and the average wheat yield is 2.2 tons per hectare. Therefore, increasing grain production in the country at the expense of improved, competitive wheat varieties is one of the domestic priorities for the Georgian agricultural sector. Recently, the wheat production situation has started to improve through the establishment of international cooperation with CIMMYT and ICARDA International Fall Wheat Improvement Program, and the project participants tested various international nurseries and registered several distinctive wheat genotypes as new varieties for production in Georgia.
The aim of the presented project is to identify, register and further introduce genotypes based on immunological and ecological testing in different agro-climatic zones, which exceed the varieties produced in Georgia in terms of adaptability, yield, disease resistance and grain quality. The project also aims to organize seminars and demonstration plots for farmers, breeders, grain producers, Georgian government officials and other stakeholders. This will be the best way to present the main practical result of the project - new varieties of wheat. The project consists of seven tasks and international classical methods will be used to implement them. The key participants and the foreign consultant with relevant knowledge, high competence and extensive experience in the field of research topics will ensure the successful completion of the project. The research will to some extent contribute to the development of intellectual potential in the country, improving the socio-economic situation and food security, which undoubtedly emphasizes the importance of the presented research.
- Science project title Study of progressive fungal diseases of blueberry (Vaccinium uliginosum) in western Georgia.
Grant funding source: Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project supervisor: Liana Koiava – Researcher at Shota Rustaveli University Institute of Phytopathology and Biodiversity Department of Plant Disease Monitoring, Diagnosis and Molecular Biology.
Science Project executor(s): - Nani Aptsiauri - Researcher at Shota Rustaveli University, Institute of Phytopathology and Biodiversity, Department of Plant Disease Monitoring, Diagnosis and Molecular Biology
Scientific team: Lamziri Gorgiladze - Mentor - Chief Researcher of the Department of Plant Disease Monitoring, Diagnosis and Molecular Biology, Shota Rustaveli University, Institute of Phytopathology and Biodiversity.
Consultant - Galina Meparishvili Head of Plant Disease Monitoring, Diagnosis and Molecular Biology at Shota Rustaveli University, Institute of Phytopathology and Biodiversity.
Science Project implementation date :: 2019-2021
Summary: Blueberry (Vaccinium uliginosum) has attracted the greatest attention of farmers among berry crops in Georgia. This was facilitated by the fact that in the humid subtropical zone of western Georgia there are excellent natural climatic conditions for the cultivation of blueberries. Due to its great demand on the world market, it is possible to establish a civilized blueberry market in Georgia and hold strong positions in this market. However, due to the occurrence of various diseases, the risk of blueberry plantation decline is high worldwide, which is a serious obstacle to obtaining abundant and environmentally friendly blueberry products. A wide range of blueberry diseases has been described in blueberry producing countries. Among the diseases, the causes of blueberry plant and especially stem disease are widespread and harmful. Such as Botryosphaeria, Neofusicoccum, Diaporthe, Phoma and others. Whose rapid spread has led to the total destruction of blueberry orchards in many countries.
In view of all the above, it is necessary to conduct targeted studies, timely and accurate diagnosis of diseases, in order to develop effective protective measures.
The primary goal of the present project is to determine the current status of blueberries in western Georgia by expeditiously examining plantations and isolating pathogens from diseased specimens; Diagnosis of diseases identified during the vegetation and harvest-storage period of blueberries, study of the biological characteristics of fungi-causing microorganisms, replenishment of the crop collection at the Institute with blueberry pathogens. Special emphasis will be placed on pathogens of quarantine importance. The ultimate goal of the project is to develop preventive measures to prevent diseases, as well as recommendations to combat diseases identified during the study and to disseminate them among blueberry producers; The project also aims to improve and develop the scientific activities of the Institute of Phytopathology and Biodiversity, which will provide a solid basis for its contribution to the development of agriculture in Georgia. The scientific innovation obtained as a result of the project implementation will be the identification of new, including quarantine, microorganisms and the development of effective means of their control. The results of the project will provide a scientific basis for the study of blueberry diseases and will help to protect and increase the yield of blueberries. The research planned under the project will be carried out through field expeditions and laboratory analysis. International classical microbiological and molecular biology methods will be used during the research.
Based on the results obtained as a result of successful completion of the planned tasks, an article will be prepared, which will be published in a highly rated journal.
- Science project title Interdisciplinary studies of the ancient iron metallurgy of Colchis
Grant funding source: Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project supervisor: Professor Nana Khakhutaishvili
Science Project executor(s): Amiran Kakhidze, Revaz Papuashvili, Guram Chkhatarashvili, Sulkhan Okropiridze. Master's / doctoral students involved in the project: Sulkhan Okropiridze
Science Project implementation date :: 2020-2022
Summary: The study of the ancient iron metallurgy of Colchis is one of the important problems of the ancient history of our country. The issue concerns the contribution of Georgian tribes in the world iron metallurgy. "
Considering the material material obtained by Georgian specialists on the territory of Kolkheti, as well as the available written sources, the contours of scientific evidence that the eastern and southeastern Black Sea coast (historical Kolkheti) were the important and, possibly, the main region where ancient iron production took place .
The urgency of the study of the ancient iron metallurgy of Colchis presented by the project is due to the special importance of this metal in the history of ancient societies, including Colchis. The problem presented for research concerns an important issue such as the definition of the conception of iron metallurgy and its initial stage (chronology) in Colchis. Resolving this issue will allow us to pinpoint the time of the Iron Age in the Western Caucasus. The project also identifies how the transition from bronze-making technological processes to the iron-making industry took place (observation of this process is made possible by the coexistence of bronze and iron slag detected in the study area, which is a very interesting fact and answers a number of questions). The notion that the advanced phase of bronze metallurgy, given the complex physico-chemical and technological parameters of production, should have had a major impact on the transition from bronze to ferrous metallurgy needs solid justification. It should be noted that our foreign colleagues will be of great help in the study of these issues, in whose laboratories a large part of the material will be studied (the material will be sent to our research institutions, as well as to laboratories in England, USA and Italy, as a reference , So for comparison - for more comprehensive, complete information).
The ultimate goal of the project is to determine the comparative chronology of the oldest iron ore workshops in the area of historic Kolkheti using modern technologies of improved archaeomagnetic and radiocarbon dating methods, which will allow us to draw new conclusions and may significantly expand our knowledge of iron ore metallurgy. Current provisions. As a result of purposeful field-archeological researches, within the framework of the project, the technological processes of transition from bronze to iron will be specified, synchronous settlements will be fixed in the iron production zone. Within the framework of the project, a unified monograph will be prepared with a catalog, which will present all the monuments confirming the ancient iron metallurgy of Kolkheti on the territory of Western Georgia and the early iron items presented on various monuments of Western Georgia.
- science project title: Two Ottoman books and documents about Batumi.
Grant funding source: Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project supervisor: Zaza Shashikadze
Science Project executor(s): Mirian Makharadze (Coordinator) Alkazar Kashia (Researcher)
Science Project implementation date :: 2020 – 2023
Short description of the project: The aim of the project is to scientifically process, decipher, translate, do academic research and publish a monograph of the two most important Ottoman manuscript documents "Extensive and Short Books of the Batumi Flag". The documents are stored in the archives of Ankara Land and Cadastre Main Division. Copies are kept in the Ottoman Archives of the Presidential Archives in Istanbul.
Batumi was united as a separate flag in the Ottoman Empire. It was also the center of the province at various times. The documents show that in the given period, in addition to the flag of Batumi, the present city and the surrounding areas (up to 20 villages of present-day Adjara) also included the historic Chaneti.
The documents contain a large number of extensive records, the reading, translation and circulation of which shed light on issues of the history of Batumi and the whole region, which are still unknown to the Georgian society. Their publication will undoubtedly be a first source for those interested in the issue.
- science project title: Catholicism and Catholics in Georgia in XIX-XXI centuries (history, culture, modernity)
Grant funding source: Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project supervisor:Professor Kakhaber Surguladze
Science Project executor(s): Associate Professor Irakli Baramidze, Assistant Professor Khatuna Diasamidze, Doctor of History Tatiana Kopaleishvili
Science Project implementation date :: 2018-2020
Project goal, objectives and relevance:The project envisages the study of the history of Georgia's relations with the Catholic world in the context of historical and cultural memory.
Georgia's aspiration towards the European Community puts on the agenda a new understanding of the history of relations with the Catholic world, its liberation from Soviet myths and its delivery to the public in the form of a real picture.
The research topic is based on the principle of generalizing work, innovations and filling in historiographical gaps. The study of the issue is presented at the middle and new history stage. The name "Catholic" and its synonyms in the Georgian reality will be analyzed. The focus will be on the initial history of bilateral relations of the VI-XVIII centuries, the activities of the Catholic religious orders operating in Georgia, and the issues of Georgia's European orientation will be shown.
The project first reflects the history of relations between the Catholic world, the Vatican and Georgia in the early XIX-XXI centuries; Will be studied in 1918-1921. History of Georgian diplomatic relations with the throne; The role of Georgian Catholics in defending the independence of the Democratic Republic will be covered;
A novelty will be the study of the history of relations between Georgia and the Vatican during the years of Soviet rule, the traces of the repressive regime on the Catholic confession; The significance of the Georgian Catholic savannah of Istanbul is determined; The merits of Georgian Catholics working in the field of economy and culture will be shown; The traditional cultures of Georgian Catholics and Orthodox will be compared and studied; It is explained by the so-called The process of "Catholicization" and the importance of starting a dialogue between the churches with the Holy See in 1992.
The results of the project will be reflected in Georgian and English in the monograph - "Catholicism and Catholics in Georgia in the XIX-XXI centuries (history, culture, modernity)"
- Science project title: Study of potato bacterial diseases caused by Pectobacterium and Dickeya species in Georgia.
Grant funding source: Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project supervisor: Maka Muradashvili researcher at Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, Institute of Phytopathology and Biodiversity, Department of Plant Disease Monitoring, Diagnosis and Molecular Biology
Science Project executor(s): Galina Meparishvili- Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, Chief Scientist of the Institute of Phytopathology and Biodiversity, Head of the Department of Plant Disease Monitoring, Diagnosis and Molecular Biology
Consultant - Zoya Sikharulidze - Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, Chief Researcher of the Institute of Phytopathology and Biodiversity, Head of the Department of Endurance Genetics,
Consultant - Full Professor Leah Tsor Israel Agricultural Research Organization, Gilat Research Center, Senior Research Fellow, Plant Pathology and Weed Research Department,
Assistant - Julieta Kakaladze Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, Laboratory Assistant of the Institute of Phytopathology and Biodiversity
Science Project implementation date : 2019-2021
Project Brief Description: Today, in the current context of globalization, there is a great danger that the spread of some highly harmful pathogens will become widespread and adapt to different ecological conditions in many regions. This will be especially dangerous for developing countries, where food security guarantees are less secure.
The fight against strategic crop diseases all over the world remains one of the most pressing problems to this day, especially when the disease becomes widespread and causes significant economic losses to the country.
Completed Projects
1.Science project - Selection of prospective citrus varieties and clones common in Adjara-Guria for arrangement of mother-collection gardens, preservation of G gene pool and further use (GNSF/ST08/8-521)
science project supervisor- Professor Davit Baratashvili
science project executor(s)- Chief Researcher Neli Khalvashi, Chief Researcher Avtandil Meskhidze, Director of the Institute of Phytopathology and Biodiversity Guram Memarne, Associate Professor Shota Lamparadze, Bidzina Pertselidze, Researcher Dali Kamadadze
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2009-2011 years.
2.Science project - Study of the chemical composition of kiwi, feijoa, blueberry and other berries in western Georgia to determine the optimal rules of picking, storage and packaging FR / 335 / 10-160 / 14
science project supervisor- Senior researcher Indira Japaridze
science project executor(s)- Associate Professor Maia Vanidze, Processor Aleko Kalandia, Darejan Chikovani
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2015-2017 y.
3.Science project - Development of normative-technical documentation of membrane regeneration technological processes and regeneration solutions for multiple applications of membrane technology in liquid food production GNSF FR/164/3-200/13
science project supervisor- Raul Gotsiridze
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2014 – 2017 years
4.International Grant - Development of a technological process for the production of a new type of potassium fertilizer Creation and production of an experimental plant ISTC G 1302
Science project supervisor- Raul Gotsiridze
Science Project implementation date : - 2006-2009 years.
5.Science project - treatment of wastewater and rinsing water containing heavy metals (mainly copper) ions by electrodialysis method - development of technology, giving recommendations and initial data for the design of electrodialysis machines
science project supervisor- Raul Gotsiridze
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2008-2009 years.
6.Science project - Production of functional prophylactic-dietary products from subtropical raw materials (persimmon, orange, lemon, mandarin, kiwi, etc.)GNSF/ST06/8-109
Science project supervisor- Professor Aleko Kalandia
Science project executor(s)- Merab Ardzenadze, Vera Bolkvadze, Dodo Abuladze, Ketino Telia, Elene Kamadadze
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2006-2008 years.
7."Creation of waste environmentally friendly complex technology of fruit processing" (GNSF -№ 439)
Science Project supervisor: Irina Bezhanidze
Science Project executor(s): Zurab Kontselidze, Tina Kharebava, Darejan Chikovani.
Grant funding source: Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date :: 2009-2011 years
8.Science project: "Development of normative-technical documentation of membrane regeneration technological processes and regeneration solutions for reusable application of membrane technology in the production of liquid food products" (GNSF FR/164/3-200/13)
Science Project supervisor: Raul Gotsiridze
Science Project executor(s): Nino Mkheidze, Nargiz Megrelidze, Svetlana Mkheidze
Grant funding source: Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date :: 2014 – 2017 years.
9.Science project title: Study of the chemical composition of honey and wine produced in Georgia by high pressure liquid chromatography to determine the location and type of passporting rules (code 216816)
Grant funding source: Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project supervisor:Associate Professor Maia Vanidze
Science Project executor(s):Professor Aleko Kalandia, Doctor of Technology Indira Japaridze, Doctoral students: Maia Kharadze, Ruslan Davitadze, Meri Khakhutaishvili
Science Project implementation date :: 2016-2018 years.
10.Science project - The Muslim Community of Georgia in the Context of Modernity (Historical, Folklore-Ethnographic, Socio-Psychological, Cultural and Statistical Analysis)
science project supervisor- Professor Tina Shioshvili
11.Science project - Epistolary and memoir heritage of the Georgian savannah of Istanbul (57/05)
science project supervisor- Emeritus Professor Shushana Putkaradze
science project executor(s)- Roin Malakmadze, Elza Putkaradze, Naila Chelebadze, Tamila Lomtatidze
Grant funding source - Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2013-2016 years.
12.Science project title- Abkhazians in Adjara (FR/414/1-10/14)
science project supervisor- Associate Professor Jemal Karalidze
science project executor(s)- Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, Faculty of Humanities, Center of Kartvelology - Assoc. Professor Revaz Diasamidze (Project Manager), Assistant Professor Natalia Lazba, Assistant Professor Ketevan Shotadze, Academic Doctor Giorgi Makharashvili, Academic Doctor Marina Shalikava, Academic Doctor Manana Tavdgiridze, PhD student Guguli Kukuladze, PhD student Mariam Chokharadze, Invited Specialist, Scientific Consultant Professor Malkhaz Chokharadze.
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date - 2015-2018 years.
13.Science project title - Tao (Historical-Philological Research)
science project supervisor- Professor Mamia Pagava
science project executor(s)- Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, Faculty of Humanities, Center for Kartvelology - Professor Malkhaz Chokharadze (Project Coordinator), Professor Ramaz Khalvashi, Emeritus - Professor Meri Tsintsadze, Professor Tina Shioshvili, Professor Merab Khalvashi, Professor Nugzar Mgeladze, Associate Professor Jemal Karalidze, Doctoral student Tamar Chokharadze.
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date - 2016 - 2019 years.
14.Science project title - Maradidi
science project supervisor- Professor Malkhaz Chokharadze
science project executor(s)- Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, Faculty of Humanities, Center of Kartvelology - Professor Mamia Pagava (Project Coordinator), Associate Professor Natela Partenadze, Professor Tina Shioshvili, PhD student Tamar Chokharadze
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date - 2016 - 2019 years.
15.Science project: Study of quarantine disease - potato brown rot and development of effective measures to combat against it № FR/329/10-101/13.
science project supervisor- Chief Researcher Galina Meparishvili
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2015-2018 years.
16.Doctoral Grant Project of Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation: "Anatomical-morphological and ecological characteristics of sphagnum species of Kolkheti sphagnum peatlands and perspectives of their use in medicine" №PhdF2016_157
Science Project implementation date 2016-2018 years
Doctoral student - Natela Tetemadze
science project supervisors: Aliosha Bakuridze, Izolda Machutadze
17.Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundationს დოქტორანტების გრანტი: #PhD_F_17_54 "Development of quarantine disease - potato cancer in Georgia and distinguishing cancer-resistant varieties"
Doctoral Student: Sophio Ghoghoberidze
science project supervisor: Zoya Sikharulidze
Science Project implementation date: 2017-2019
18.Science project - Decryption of the complete genome of Georgian strains of plants’ quarantine bacterial pathogen #04/48
science project executor(s)- Chief Researcher Galina Meparishvili, Researcher Maka Muradashvili (Leading Organization - National Center for Disease Control, Partner - Institute of Phytopathology and Biodiversity).
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation, U.S. Civic Research Development Foundation (CRDF)
Science Project implementation date : - 2015-2017years.
19.Science project: "Study of the current condition of Adjara-Guria mandarin orchards and introduction of the latest technology for rehabilitation" № AR/189/10-160/14
Science Project supervisor: Neli Khalvashi
The main executors of the scientific project: Avtandil Meskhidze, Davit Baratashvili, Shota Lominadze, Nino Kedelidze, Dali Kamadadze.
Science project funding source: Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation, l.t.d"Permerta Sakhli” (Farmers' House);
Science Project implementation date : 2015-2017
20.Doctoral Grant Project: "Study of Alkaloid containing Endemic Plant Species for medical use in Adjara and Adjara-Lazeti" DO/312/8-404/14
PhD student: Dali Beridze
science project supervisors: Aliosha Bakuridze, Mariam Metreveli.
Grant funding source: Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : 2014-2016
21.Science project - Creation of a national collection of cultures of plant pathogenic microorganisms #31/73
science project supervisor- Chief Researcher Zoya Sikharulidze
science project executor(s)- Chief Researcher Galina Meparishvili, Researcher Maka Muradashvili, Chief Researcher Lamziri Gorgiladze, Senior Researcher Ketino Natsarishvili, Researcher Lia Koiava, Researcher Rusudan Dumbadze, Senior Researcher Soso Meparishvili
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science project
Science Project implementation date : - 2013-2015 years.
22.Doctoral Grant Project- Identification of new donors of wheat yellow rust to local populations and other effective means of control (DO/104/10-101/14). 2014-2015years
Doctoral student - Ketino Natsarishvili
science project supervisor Zoya Sikharulidze
Grant funding source - Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
23.Science project title: "Selection of prospective citrus varieties and clones in Adjara-Guria for maintaining and further using the gene pool of mother-collection gardens" - GNSF/ST08/8-521;
science project supervisors Davit Baratashvili.
Science Project main executors: Neli Khalvashi, Avtandil Meskhidze, Guram Memarne, Shota Lamparadze, Bidzina Pertselidze, Dali Kamadadze.
Grant funding source: National Science fund of Georgia;
Science Project implementation date: 2009-2011
24.Science project - Establishing the correlation between the disease resistance and quality indicators of the yields of wheat forms imported and adapted to Georgia (#308)
science project executor(s)- Chief Researcher Zoya Sikharulidze
Leading organization - Institute of Agriculture, Partner - Institute of Phytopathology.
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science project
Science Project implementation date : - 2009-2010 years.
25.Science project - Ethnographic Dictionary of Georgian People - Adjara (FR/541/1-50/14)
science project supervisor- Professor Nugzar Mgeladze
science project executor(s)- Temur Tunadze, Eldar Nadiradze, Tamila Tsagareishvili, Nodar Shoshitashvili, Jemal Varshalomidze, Jemal Mikeladze
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2015 – 2018 years.
26.Science project - Pontic Greeks in Adjara - Past and Present (FR/491/2-153/13)
science project supervisor- Professor Marina Giorgadze
science project executor(s)- Researcher Temur Tunadze, Researcher Nino Dzneladze, Associate Professor Manuchar Loria, Researcher Teona Abuladze, Professor Nugzar Mgeladze
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2014 – 17 years.
27.Science project - Homologous functions of topological spaces and continuous reflections and dimension type functions and their applications (FR/523/5-103/13)
science project supervisor- Professor Vladimer Baladze
science project executor(s)- Prof. A. Beridze, doctoral student R. Tsinaridze
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2015 y.
28.Science project - Spectral Analysis of Statistical Moments of the Correlation Function of Quantitative and Scattered Laser Radiation Intensity of Fluorescent Characters of Optically Dense, Random Phase Screen (FR/152/9-240/14)
science project supervisor- Professor Nugzar Ghomidze
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2015-2018
29.PhD Program Grant- "Identification, Seperation and Study of Antibiotic Resistance Profiles of Nosocomial Infections in Adjara" (№40 / 01) Head of Doctoral Education Program - Associate Professor Leila Akhvlediani, Associate Professor Marine Tediashvili
Executor of the doctoral educational program - PhD student Tea Koiava
Source of funding for the doctoral education program- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
The implementation dates of the doctoral educational program - 2013-2014 years.
30.Science project - Funded Project and Winner of the Presidential Science Grants Competition for Young Scientists:
Peculiarities of distribution of Rhesus system antigens _ С, c, D, E, e and the need for their screening in donor blood and individual cases of alloimmunosensitization induced by anti-D antibodies in pregnant women
science project supervisor- Associate Professor Marina Nagervadze
science project executor(s) - Laboratory assistant Sopho Tskvitinidze
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2012-2013 years.
31.Science project - Study of the influence of tobacco consumption on the growth and development of living organisms
science project executor(s): Associate Professor Marina Nagervadze, Assistant Professor Lily Zhgenti, teacher Semail Mikeladze
Grant funding source - Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : -2014-2015 years.
32.Science project - Study of the influence of tobacco consumption on the growth and development of living organisms
science project executor(s): Associate Professor Marina Nagervadze, Assistant Professor Lily Zhgenti, teacher Semail Mikeladze
Grant funding source - Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : -2014-2015 years.
33.Science project - Winner of the competition for grant funding for postgraduate studies and research projects "Assessment of regional immunogenetic characteristics of donor blood (on the example of Adjara region)"
science project supervisor- Associate Professor Marina Nagervadze
კონსულტანტი - Associate Professor Leila Akhvlediani
science project executor(s)- Master student Tamar Gorgoshadze
Grant funding source - Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2016 წ.
34.Science project - Dry fruit processing from farmers in Adjara
science project supervisor- Assistant Professor Inga Gaprindashvili.
Grant funding source - Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2016-2017 years.
35.Science project - Sarpi
science project supervisor- Professor Malkhaz Chokharadze
science project executor(s)- Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, Center of Kartvelology, Faculty of Humanities
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2014 -2015 years.
36.Science project - Klarjeti
science project supervisor- Professor Mamia Pagava
science project executor(s)- Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, Center of Kartvelology, Faculty of Humanities
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2013 -2016 years.
37.Science project - "Shavsheti" - Historical Philological Research "
science project supervisor- Professor Mamia Pagava
science project executor(s)- Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, Center of Kartvelology, Faculty of Humanities
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2008 -2010 years.
38.Science project - Material and spiritual heritage of Georgian Muslims in Turkey
science project supervisor- Associate Professor Zaza Shashikadze
science project executor(s)- Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, Center of Kartvelology, Faculty of Humanities
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
39.Science project - Ecological monitoring of Batumi port water area by laser spectroscopy and study of wave processes in real environment (GNSF/ST08/5-451)
science project supervisor- Professor Nugzar Ghomidze
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2009-2012 years.
40.Science project - Environmental radio spectral diagnostics based on the correlation between signal and environmental dispersive characteristics (FR/640/6-110/12)
science project supervisor- Associate Professor Izolda Jabnidze
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science project
Science Project implementation date : - 2013-2016 years.
41.Science project - Young Scientists Research Grant. Innovation Economy Formation in Georgia in the Conditions of European Integration (Problems, Challenges, Perspectives)science project supervisor- Associate Professor Badri Gechbaia
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : -2016-2018 years.
42.Science project - Bioecology and reproduction features of some relict species in southern Colchis
science project supervisor- Associate Professor Nana Zarnadze
Grant funding source - Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : -2015 –2016 years.
43.Science project - Regional Chromatographic Center of Western Georgia AP/96/13
science project supervisor- Professor Aleko Kalandia
Grant funding source - Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2013-2015 years.
44.Science project - Creation of waste-free environmentally friendly complex technology of fruit processing
science project supervisor- Professor Irina Bezhanidze
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2009-2012 years.
45.Science project - Honey quality control
science project supervisor- Associate Professor Maia Vanidze
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2013-2014 years.
46.Science project - Control of product naturalness
science project supervisor- Professor Aleko Kalandia
science project executor(s)- 2014-2015 years.
47.Science project title - Study, development, approbation of new technologies of Stevia (Stevia rebaudiana Bertoni) cultivation, care, processing and producing of low-calorie sweeteners and medicinal-prophylactic food products on its basis
science project supervisor- Associate Professor Nana Zarnadze
Grant funding source - Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : -2009- 2011 years.
48.Science project - Stevia biologically active substances and their variability in the recycling process DO/124/6-470/13
science project supervisor- Professor Aleko Kalandia
science project executor(s)- Doctoral student Ruslan Davitadze
Grant funding source- Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2013 წ.
49.Science project - Study of raw materials rich in biologically active substances in western Georgia and development of technology for making products from them GNSF/ST08/8-513
science project supervisor- Associate Professor Maia Vanidze
science project executor(s)- Professor Aleko Kalandia
Grant funding source - Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation
Science Project implementation date : - 2009-2011 years.
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