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From Unipd the new frontier of glass thanks to X-rays
A recent research by the University of Padua, published in “Reports on Progress in Physics”, offers new insights into the behavior of glass subjected to...
Innovation in the Glass Field: Nano-Sized 3D Printing Revolutionizes the Industry
Glass is undergoing a revolution thanks to nanotechnology and 3D printing, one of the most promising innovations concerns the development of a process...
Searching for cosmic glass in the Australian Outback
The evolution of planets is a topic of extreme fascination for researchers committed to solving the mysteries of the universe and the incredible interactions between...
Anti-air conditioning glass: research from the University of Notre Dame
Bright and thermally comfortable environments: this is the objective of the research conducted by a team from the University of Notre Dame in the United States. The group of...
A European research for the conservation of glass artefacts
How to improve the conservation of glass artefacts? Is it possible to precisely evaluate the impact of environmental conditions on the level of deterioration of the same? The partnership...
From archaeological finds to photonic crystals: time enhances glass
A chance discovery, favored by the charm of glass finds dating back to ancient Rome. This is what Fiorenzo Omenetto and Giulia Guidetti, the two researchers, say...
Are glass blocks with insulating airgel set to revolutionize construction?
Glass plays a key role in building design. Its transparency is synonymous with brightness and elegance, two characteristics that make it...
Glass beads confirm: there is water on the moon
The presence of glass beads on the Moon has long fascinated scientists and researchers, eager to obtain important information about the history of the...
New light on vitrification processes: towards safer glass?
Investigating the vitrification processes, i.e. the physics underlying the formation of glass, can be crucial for promoting new developments in the field...
Fluid glasses under the action of X-rays: a research to modify their properties
Is it possible to develop a new strategy to modify the physical properties of glasses? A research team led by the University of Padua seems to have found...
A scholarship for medieval glass research
On the occasion of the International Year of Glass (IYoG 2022), the Italian Committee AIHV - Association Internationale pour l’Histoire du Verre, has banned a bag of…
Glass: 3D printing is now done at low temperatures
Researchers at MIT Lincoln Laboratory have developed an innovative method for 3D printing glass at low temperatures and high performance, ...