Living Glass Surfaces XII
Summary
The LIVING GLASS SURFACES XII workshop was part of the 60th Ilmenau Scientific Colloquium (ISC) which was held on the campus of TU Ilmenau from September 4 - 8, 2023. The aim of the workshop was to stay informed on the current developments of glass surfaces and focus on maximizing the sustainability aspects of glass usage.
The workshop featured insightful presentations and posters from experts of glass research and covered the following topics:
- Glass surfaces and properties: surface polishing, layer solidification, alteration of fiber glasses and increase of glass elasticity.
- Sustainability: footprint of glass polishing and waste reduction, sustainable manufacture of optical components, solar cells film optimization and efficient usage concepts of quartz glass.
- Porous glass: enhanced hydrothermal stability and improved ionic conductivity.
We established valuable connections between institutes and students during the networking session.
This workshop had an important role in directing glass research efforts toward addressing current challenges and promoting a more sustainable future.
Program 06 September 2023
Tagungsort: Humboldtbau 012
98693 Ilmenau
09:00 Welcome by E. Rädlein
09:20 Behaviour of ceria abrasives during CMP of optical glass
F. Abbas, TU Ilmenau
09:50 Poster pitches
10:20 Coffee break and visits of exposition
10:40 Consideration of sensory approaches for the sustainable
manufacture of optical components
M. Benisch, TH Deggendorf
11:10 Footprint of polishing processes
C. Wünsche, TH Deggendorf
11:40 Untersuchungen zur schichtweisen Verfestigung von
Alkalisilicatglas-Lösungen mittels CO2"-Laserstrahlung
R. Hassel, EAH Jena
12:10 Lunch and visits of expositions
15:15 Excursion & conference dinner
Living Glass Surfaces XII - The green focus of Glass Research
(06-07 September 2023, Ilmenau Germany)
Welcome to the Living Glass Surfaces XII, a gathering of professionals and enthusiasts interested in exploring the latest trends and advancements in the world of glass. Our conference workshop will focus on current solutions to the challenges facing the glass research and industry. We will explore new processes that can enhance glass performance and durability, as well as reduce costs and environmental impact. We will also highlight innovative ways to design glass products that meet the changing needs of consumers and businesses.
We welcome abstracts on a wide range of topics related to glass, including but not limited to:
- Glass surfaces: coatings, treatments, and functionalization
- Sustainability: eco-friendly manufacturing practices, recycling, and waste reduction
- Glass problems: breakage, cracking, and distortion, and their causes and solutions
- Innovative glass design: new products, shapes, and forms
- Glass properties: optical, mechanical, thermal, and chemical properties
Deadline for submission: 31. May 2023
Whether you're a researcher, industry professional, or simply interested in the latest developments in glass technology please join us for a stimulating and insightful workshop that will showcase the cutting-edge of glass research and technology.
Please note that this year LGS workshop is a part of the 60th Ilmenau Scientific Colloquium (ISC) which will be held on the campus of TU Ilmenau from September 4 - 8, 2023.
We encourage everyone interested on the topic to contribute with their knowledge and expertise. Authors are requested to send the title and a half page abstract in German or English to gentiana.strugaj@tu-ilmenau.de.
Host:
Prof. Edda Rädlein
Scientific organisation:
Gentiana Strugaj
Ulrike Brokmann
Contact person
Vanessa Möller
+49 3677 69-2801
EMail: vanessa.moeller@tu-ilmenau.de
Web: www.tu-ilmenau.de/anw
Program 07 September 2023
Tagungsort: Humboldtbau 211/212
98693 Ilmenau
09:20 Development of porous silicaalumina glasses with enhanced
hydrothermal stability for biomass conversion
T. Kwinda, University of Leipzig
09:50 Ionenleitfähigkeit in Lithiumborosilicatgläsern
J. Wessel, ANW TU Ilmenau
10:20 Coffee break and visits of exposition
10:40 Bend it like...- a contribution to investigations
of the fatigue behavior of flexible glass
W. Langgemach, FEP Fraunhofer Dresden
11:10 Exploring Ce+3:YAG glass ceramic by light sheet microscopy.
A. Herrmann, Y. P. Hartmann, J. Burkard, U. Brokmann, M. Hoffmann,
E. Rädlein, TU Ilmenau
11:40 Workshop evaluation and networking
12:10 Lunch and visits of expositions