Glass lectures in Trento starting at March 23, 2022

Date: 14 April 2022

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Date: 14 April 2022

To celebrate the International Year of Glass a series of lectures will be organized between March and May 2022.

The lectures will be given by renowned researchers, scientists and experts who will point out the importance of glass in modern technologies and society.

The lectures, mostly given in English and through the Zoom® platform, are included in the course of Glass Engineering for the Master in Materials Engineering; they are primarily addressed to University’s students but could be attended by anyone interested in the Glass Age!

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