TINATIN KAKHNIASHVILI

Professor of Astrophysics

Field of Study: Astrophysics

The path to studying the cosmology of the early universe began with love for mathematics which manifested at an early age, it was later replaced by physics. Curiosity and interest won over the gender stereotypes and clichés that prevailed at the time and the desire to evolve led the way to Italy, Switzerland and the United States.

And today, she shares her knowledge and experience with future generations and is actively involved in research work at the same time.

“Many of my friends and teachers thought that a woman never could and nor should become a mathematician, a physicist, etc... My advice to young girls, who are thinking about science is to never be afraid and to boldly continue moving towards their goal.”