News

On 24 September 2018, Voice of Georgia will start a new radio program Ambris, presented by Professor Maia Nadareishvili at 14:00 on Mondays.

The program will air again at 22:30 on Tuesday nights.

The Georgian-British singer and songwriter, Katie Melua will have a concert on her own birthday night in Old Tbilisi. She will perform with her band, which includes Katie's younger brother, Zurab Melua, and the Gori Women’s Choir (founded in 1970).

Attendance at the event is free, first come first served.

Venue: Europe Square

Address: Rike area, Tbilisi

Date: 16 November 2018

Time: 21:00

It has been ten years since one of the greatest scientists of the 20th century, Professor Kazumi Maki passed away.

Emeritus Professor of Physics at the University of Sussex, Douglas Forbes Brewer, aged 93, died peacefully at home on 16th July 2018. Devoted husband and father, valued colleague and dear friend will be missed by many.

Half of the BRAMS Institute staff members had the pleasure of knowing Professor Brewer in person, working with him and enjoying casual conversations about many other topics apart from science as he was a bright and intelligent person to talk to.

BRAMS Institute has an open call for submission to its academic journal BRAMS. The deadline is on 15 November 2018.

The international refereed and peer-reviewed journal BRAMS accepts scientific articles in any academic discipline (humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, formal sciences, and applied sciences), presuming that the area of research embraces British, American, and Georgian (Kartvelian) Studies in a broad comprehension.