Caucasus University Professor Ketevan Omanadze, a researcher at the Institute of Health Policy, has received the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation of Georgia’s 2026 Award for Outstanding Achievements in Science in the medical sciences category.

Professor Omanadze was one of 11 young scientists and researchers honoured at a World Science Day ceremony held on 10 November at Georgia’s Ministry of Education, Science and Youth. The annual awards recognize outstanding contributions to science and encourage the next generation of researchers.

With a doctorate in Business Administration, Professor Omanadze focuses her research on the health sciences and has twice received research funding from the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation of Georgia.

The award recognizes her research achievements and highlights the contribution of Caucasus University’s academic and research staff to the advancement of health sciences.

Caucasus University congratulates Professor Omanadze on this achievement and wishes her continued success in her research, teaching and academic career.