A joint study by the Academician G. Chapidze Emergency Cardiology Center and Caucasus University, titled “Lipoprotein (a) as an Independent Cardiovascular Risk Factor,” has been published in the internationally peer-reviewed journal Bulgarian Cardiology.

Starting on October 9, Caucasus University will host Science Week 2026, which will continue through October 16. Over the course of the week, the University will bring together Georgian and international researchers and scholars through a series of international conferences, panel discussions, and workshops.

On 24 September, Davit Tsiklauri, Head of Caucasus University’s Research Support and Strategic Development Departments, and Nikoloz Khatiashvili, Manager of the Research Support Department, attended “Artificial Intelligence and the Digital Age: Implications for Institutional Research Practices,” an event organised by the National Erasmus+ Office.

A joint study conducted by the Chapidze Emergency Cardiology Center and Caucasus University, titled “Performance-based financing as a quality governance reform in primary health care: workforce perspectives,” has been published in the A-level international peer-reviewed British journal International Journal of Health Governance.

Caucasus University has published Collection of Scientific Works No. 12, which brings together selected scholarly papers presented at the University’s 10th Annual International Scientific Conference, titled “Digital World Evolution and the Sustainable Development Goals: Transformation of Industries and Professions for Sustainable Development.”

A research article by Professor Tengiz Verulava of Caucasus University, entitled “Timeliness of Lung Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment: Assessment of Compliance with RAND Guideline–Defined Time Standards,” has been published in the international scientific journal Annals of Cancer Research and Therapy, Vol. 34, No. 1, 2026, pp. 36–43.

An article by Caucasus University Professor Tengiz Verulava, titled “Impact of Remote Patient Monitoring Systems on Hospitalization Reduction and Nursing Workflow Among Patients With Chronic Diseases in Georgia: A Mixed-Methods Study,” has been published in the international peer-reviewed American journal Home Health Care Management & Practice.

A joint study by the Chapidze Emergency Cardiology Center, the Center for Infectious Diseases, AIDS and Clinical Immunology, and Caucasus University has been published in the internationally peer-reviewed journal Archives of the Balkan Medical Union.

On July 9, 2026, the Research Facilitation Department of Caucasus University organized a training session on "Ethical Issues in Research Projects." The event brought together academic staff, doctoral students, and students of the University. The training was held in a hybrid format.

International Conference, October 12-13, 2026, Caucasus University.