On July 12-14 Mrs. Mariam Gersamia conducted work meetings with official representatives of CERN, where together with GNSF partner International organizations the perspectives of the involvement of Georgian and Ukrainian scientists in the international researches with support of STCU were also discussed.  The Director of the Foundation and the President of the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Mr. Vladimir Storizhko were invited at CERN by STCU. Within the frame of the visit Mrs. Mariam Gersamia was introduced with the work of Georgian scientists as well as with the advanced innovations in the field of information technologies, natural and engineer sciences.

Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Georgia Nodar Surguladze officially presented to the GNSF Science Board Members the Presidential Order №428 about the liquidation of the foundation that should be implemented by 1 August 2010.

The main objective of the Conference Grant Call is to support conducting the local and international scientific conferences, congresses, forums, symposiums and workshops; exchanging information and sharing experience as well as popularization of research outcomes of Georgian scientists.

On National Independence day, May 26 the president of Georgia awarded prominent Georgian scientists with national prize.

According to the Science Board decision Georgia National Science Foundation will announce the first conference grants call this year. The main objective of the call is to support conducting the local and international scientific conferences, congresses, forums, symposiums and workshops, exchanging information and sharing experience as well as popularization of research outcomes of Georgian scientists.

The Thirtieth (30th) Meeting of the Governing Board of the Science and Technology Center in Ukraine (STCU) convened on 27 May 2010 at the Georgian Technical University in Tbilisi, Georgia. The Governing Board representatives from the governments of Canada, the European Union, Ukraine, and the United States of America, were joined by the STCU executive management team, by local diplomatic representatives from Azerbaijan, Ukraine, and Georgian officials.

In the frame of Short-Term Individual Travel Grants Competition 4 Georgian scientists were financed for January and February planned events. Our scientists participate in international scientific conferences and forums in Monte Carlo, Sietl, Petch and Zeneva.

In the frame of Short-Term Individual Travel Grants Competition 16 Georgian scientists were financed for March and April planned events.

Young Scientists have opportunity to work on probation in leading universities and scientific institutes in different scientific areas: Engineering Sciences, Physics and Astronomy, Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Mathematics, Mechanics and Information Technologies, Agricultural Sciences, Life and Medical Sciences.

The Famous Scientists will deliver the scientific-popular and practical lectures for students of X, XI, XII classes of public (secondary) schools.

The projects selected for funding were approved at the 15th and 16th Meetings of the Science Board of Georgia National Science Foundation.