glasstec on tour

Date: 6 June 2022

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Date: 6 June 2022

The video interview series on the innovation show glass technology live

The innovation show glass technology live (gtl) is a highlight of glasstec. This is where the concentrated innovative power of the industry can be seen. What will be shown at gtl in autumn 2022 is a well-kept secret each time.

With the glasstec on tour video interviews, we lift the curtain a little and give exclusive insights into the preparations and the work of the gtl organisers. We head to the four technical universities in Darmstadt, Dortmund, Delft and Dresden and talk to Prof. Ulrich Knaack, Prof. Jens Schneider, Jun. Prof. Jutta Albus, Ate Snyder, Prof. James O'Callaghan, Prof. Silke Tasche and Prof. Bernhard Weller, among others, to find out what they have planned for glasstec 2022.

glasstec on tour Video #1

Interview with Jutta Albus, TU Dortmund

glasstec on tour Video #2

Interview with Ulrich Knaack | Jens Schneider | Martin-Matthias Seel of TU Darmstadt

Videos #3 and #4 will follow in June and August.

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