GPD to be Represented at Vitrum

Date: 28 October 2009

Source: GPD

Date: 28 October 2009

Information about Glass Performance Days (GPD) will be available this week at Vitrum, taking place October 28-31 in Milan, Italy.

Information about the 2011 event, which will take place in Finland, as well GPD China 2010 will be available at the Glaston booth (pavilion 24, stand E11).

The next GPD China will take place June 2-3 in Beijing.

Also at Vitrum, the GPD Finland 2009 Proceedings Book will be available in the Glaston booth. The book contains technical presentations of the 11th GPD, which was held this past June. Topics covered include glass in architecture; solar and glass technology; glass processing; automotive and other vehicles. In addition, a call for papers for GPD China has been issued. Abstracts are due by December 16, 2009. CLICK HERE to submit an abstract.

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