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Dr. Torsten Derr Becomes SCHOTT’s New CEO on January 1, 2025

Dr. Frank Heinricht, CEO SCHOTT AG. Picture: SCHOTT

CEO – Change at SCHOTT AG in 2025

The award winner Mr. Setsuhisa Tanabe, whose work has influenced important innovations at SCHOTT.

Otto Schott Research Award honors distinguished glass scientist

Softsolution: Visual Defect Detection at SCHOTT Flat Glass

Two European glass scientists - Professor Alicia Duran (second right) and Professor Daniel Neuville (third left) - received the 17th Otto Schott Research Award. Photo: SCHOTT/ Matthias Michael Maria Bedenk

Otto Schott Research Award recognizes achievements in glass science

Dr. Torsten Derr Becomes SCHOTT’s New CEO on January 1, 2025

20 Nov

Effective January 1, 2025, Dr. Torsten Derr will take the helm of SCHOTT AG as CEO. He will succeed Dr. Frank Heinricht, who led the group successfully for eleven years and will retire on December 31, 2024.

CEO – Change at SCHOTT AG in 2025

9 Oct

Dr. Frank Heinricht to retire as CEO of SCHOTT AG after 11 years of transformative leadership; Dr. Torsten Derr named successor

Otto Schott Research Award honors distinguished glass scientist

26 Jun

Awarded for the 18th time, this year’s Otto Schott Research Award goes to Prof. Setsuhisa Tanabe from Kyoto University in Japan.

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Structure-property correlations in borosilicate in comparison to soda-lime glass

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Softsolution: Visual Defect Detection at SCHOTT Flat Glass

21 Jul

The Story of LineScanner installation for visual defect detection at the Home Appliance Division at SCHOTT Flat Glass CR, in Valasske Mezirici, Czech Republic.

Otto Schott Research Award recognizes achievements in glass science

7 Jul

This year's Otto Schott Research Award went to two European researchers: Professor Alicia Durán from the Spanish Research Council (CSIC) in Madrid, Spain, and Professor Daniel Neuville from the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris at the University of Paris.