Digital Programme Published for Glass-Technology Conference 2024

Digital Programme Published for Glass-Technology Conference 2024
Photo source
www.hvg-dgg.de

Date: 4 April 2024

Discover the full programme of the Glass-Technology Conference 2024 online and take advantage of the special early bird registration pricing available until March 31st.

The Deutsche Glastechnische Gesellschaft (DGG) is thrilled to announce the publication of the digital programme for the Glass-Technology Conference 2024, taking place at Aachen's Eurogress. Following a highly successful Call for Papers phase, which attracted an impressive range of submissions from across the globe, we are proud to present a comprehensive schedule that is as informative as it is engaging.

The programme features a meticulously curated selection of sessions spanning the full spectrum of glass science and technology. From the chemistry and structure of glasses to innovations in sustainable glass melting and forming, the conference is poised to cover key areas of interest and recent advancements in the field. Esteemed researchers, industry professionals, and thought leaders will share their insights, research findings, and forward-thinking ideas.

In addition to technical sessions, the conference programme includes poster sessions, extended lunch breaks and dinner gatherings for networking opportunities, an excursion programme, and a special welcome breakfast for students. Whether you are a scientist, engineer, industry professional, or a student passionate about glass, the 97th Glass-Technology Conference 2024 offers a unique platform to expand your knowledge and connect with peers.

97. Glass-Technology Conference Programme 

Secure your place by March 31st to enjoy our discounted rates: Early Bird Registration

600450 Digital Programme Published for Glass-Technology Conference 2024 glassonweb.com

See more news about:

Others also read

Kuraray will take part in the Glass Trends Sessions at glasstec 2026, with Allan Gibson of Kuraray Europe GmbH presenting new research on overcoming a long-standing challenge in laminated glass design.
Dr. Stephen Morse of Michigan Technological University shares first-look results on vacuum insulated glass (VIG) durability at the FGIA Fall Conference.
Starting September 1, 2026, Forel North America is relocating its Canadian operations to a new, larger facility in the Greater Toronto Area, in Vaughan, Ontario.
Lakisha A. Woods previews GlassBuild America 2026, where clarity, connection and community come together to help the glass industry navigate an unpredictable year ahead.
An environmental psychologist reported on the latest lighting research and the impact of lighting on human health during the Fenestration & Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) Fall Conference in Calgary, AB.
At GlassBuild America, Glaston showcases its full automation portfolio across tempering, lamination, insulating and windshield glass manufacturing — proof that the future of glass processing starts now.

Add new comment