On April 29 at 6 PM, a panel discussion on “EU Enlargement in an Era of Global Shifts: Opportunities and Risks for Georgia” will be held in G106 conference hall at Ilia State University. The panel discussion will address topics such as: the security and geopolitical arguments behind EU enlargement, the impact of global geopolitical changes on the […]

On May 3, Ilia State University will host an event as part of Tbilisi AI Meetups: “Importance and relevance of embedding models, their construction, and the methodology for selecting the appropriate architecture.” In the age of powerful large language models, embeddings remain a critical component in retrieval, recommendation, and understanding systems. This session explores why […]

On May 6, at 17:00, at Ilia State University Hall G106, Hyon Du Kim, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Georgia will deliver a public lecture, titled “Strengthening Korea-Georgia Relations toward Future Partnership.” The speaker will cover the current state of bilateral relations and future cooperation between Korea and Georgia in a broad way. […]

Ilia State University Alumni Network of Religious Studies and the Documentary Film Association (DOCA) present: The project “Documentary Film Days at Iliauni” offers a unique opportunity for viewers not only to discover contemporary Georgian documentary cinema, but also to engage in discussions with the filmmakers themselves about the themes explored in the films. Modern documentary […]

The Blood Donation Day will be held in the buildings A and T of Iliauni on May 27, it will be organized by the Department of Student Affairs of Ilia State University. As part of the campaign, the mobile teams of the "Natalia Kvantaliani Central Blood Bank" and "Sicockhle" organizations, staffed by professional, experienced doctors, will offer […]

On June 3, 2024, at 17:00, Paolo Bernardi, MD Emeritus Professor, University of Padova (Italy) and Adjunct Professor, New York University (New York) will give a public lecture “Mitochondria: How ancient bacteria allowed our evolution”. Cyanobacteria, the first organisms able to carry out photosynthesis, about 3,500 million years ago initiated the formation of free molecular oxygen on […]