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It’s a wrap! 🎉 Now that the 2024 ICG - International Commission on Glass annual meeting in Incheon, Korea has come to a close, we want extend our heartfelt appreciation to the ICG for hosting such a wonderful event and to everyone who joined us in celebrating the Prof. Setsuhisa Tanabe, the recipient of the 18th Otto Schott Research Award. Check out our interview with Professor Tanabe here → https://lnkd.in/gTrhcWim 🔬🏆 We had a wonderful time celebrating Professor Tanabe during a special award dinner, which was attended by former Otto Schott Research Award winners and many other distinguished professors such as Kathleen Richardson, Heike Ebendorff-Heidepriem, Alicia Durán, Tanguy Rouxel, Daniel R. Neuville, and Erik Muijsenberg, just to name a few. 🌏 It was a pleasure to celebrate these achievements together – we’re already looking forward to the next one in two years! 💙

In the words of Ruediger Sprengard, PhD., Head of Augmented Reality at SCHOTT, “AR and VR will fundamentally change how we communicate, learn, and interact with digital content in the real world.” 👓 But what does a future fundamentally changed by #AugmentedReality look like? For a sneak peek, check out our latest issue of #solutionsmag, which delves into how the technology is already being implemented in healthcare and what that could mean for the #ARrevolution. 👉 https://bit.ly/3T7WpkN

SCHOTT Pharma reports strong results for the third quarter of fiscal year 2024, leading to an increase in their full-year revenue guidance. 🚀 Check it out! ⬇

You envision a new reality. We make it wearable. To make our customers' visions happen, we’ve always strived for breakthroughs in material #science. So what’s next for #AugmentedReality? Leading innovators in #AR such as Lumus Ltd. are aiming to develop smaller, lighter AR eyeglasses with immersive experience and stunning high-resolution images. 🌟 We rise to the challenge as the leading expert in advanced #optics and enable mass market adoption by ramping up mass manufacturing capabilities or creating #waveguides to challenge the Abbe diagram. 🔬 We’re proud to build strong partnerships and push the boundaries of what’s possible. Together, we're making the future of AR a reality!

𝗕𝗲𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗻, 𝗦𝗰𝗵𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗿, 𝗧𝗮𝗻𝗮𝗯𝗲: You won’t believe what these three icons have in common without watching the video below... Today, the 18th Otto Schott Research Award was awarded to Prof. Setsuhisa Tanabe from Kyoto University during the award ceremony in Incheon, #Korea. This award is a longstanding symbol of SCHOTT’s steadfast commitment to fostering research and advancing science – because, as a foundation company, we understand the important connection between scientific research and operational manufacturing very well. 🔬🏭 Prof. Tanabe is a globally recognized leader in developing active doped optical materials, and his contributions to research and education are truly remarkable. Our Head of Communications, Michael Müller, had the great honor of interviewing the scientist. Tanabe-san shared exciting insights into his groundbreaking work, the future of optical materials, and recalled a casual gathering with several SCHOTT veterans more than 20 years ago (including Ruediger Sprengard, PhD., Martin Letz, Jose Zimmer, and many more). When the conversation turned to Prof. Tanabe's passion for singing, Michael offered him the stage. The honored professor took the opportunity to sing “Freude, schöner Götterfunken,” composed by Ludwig van Beethoven and written by Friedrich Schiller — who would have expected a Japanese scientist to sing a German classic? Thanks so much for this inspiring talk, Setsuhisa. You truly deserve this award.

Shaping the vision of #semiconductors: glass is the game changer to empower the next-generation chips in era of #ArtificialIntelligence. Join us at the upcoming Semicon #Taiwan and discover the transformative impact of specialty glass! 🌟 Our expert Sean Chiu will share in-depths insights into our innovative portfolio, including the cutting-edge low-loss glass designed for high frequency communication and sensing applications. 📅 Thursday, September 5, 2024 | 11:00 am - 11:25 am 📍 701GH, 7F, Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Hall 2 Mark your calendar and connect with fellow innovators. Let’s shape the future of semiconductors together! 🚀

Imagine a future where every surgery is performed by robots—bringing surgical precision to a whole new level. With advances lighting, imaging, and robotic arms controlled by expert surgeons, this vision is closer than you think. In our latest issue of #solutionsmag, walk along the path of #medtech innovations that lead us to the advanced surgical robots of today – and peak into the future of where that path might lead us next. Read more here → https://bit.ly/3MgxiIL

#Bundesliga is just around the corner! ⚽🔴⚪ On Saturday, 1. FSV Mainz 05 e.V. will kick off the new season against Union Berlin - and we will be there to support. We are proud to sponsor Mainz 05 once again for the upcoming season and look forward to some exciting matches. We wish the team great success and good luck! 🍀 As a special highlight for our employees, we are bringing more than 50 of them to the stadium to experience the home games live and up close. Together, we will cheer as loud as we can. Let's keep our fingers crossed for an amazing season full of unforgettable moments! 🤞 #youwillneverworkalone

Heading for Jupiter! 🚀 👏 Our congratulations to European Space Agency - ESA! Their Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (#JUICE) successfully completed its groundbreaking lunar-Earth flyby this week. Its double gravity assist maneuver saw it use gravity to slow the spacecraft and change its trajectory, putting it on the path for the rest of its 7-year trip to Jupiter. The mission is designed to survive some incredibly tough space conditions, including high doses of radiation when it finally reaches Jupiter in one of the most dangerous radiation belts in our Solar System. 🔎 On board for JUICE's trip through the Solar System is our optical glass: when the spacecraft reaches Jupiter, our optical glass will help the Ganymede Laser Altimeter (GALA) instrument study the landscape of Jupiter’s moons Ganymede, Europa, and Callisto. Selected for this mission because of their radiation-resistance, our BK7G18 and K5G20 are used for lenses in the beam expander optics of the laser transmitter. Developed by the German Aerospace Center (DLR), GALA was built by the HENSOLDT team, working together with several international research institutes. Additionally, our optical glass F2G12 and LAK9G15 are used in JUICE’s “eye,” its JANUS camera system, built by Leonardo. JANUS will be providing high-resolution multispectral images of Jupiter's large moons, Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto. These images will help scientists map the surface of these icy moons. What’s next for JUICE? It will be doing a Venus fly-by next year and two more Earth flybys, and will reach Jupiter by 2031. Congratulations to everyone involved, and stay tuned for the rest of JUICE’s voyage! #space #spaceoptics Photos: 1) JUICE Flyby of the Moon (Credit: ESA/Juice/JMC) 2) GALA Instrument (Credit: HENSOLDT Electronics) 3) JANUS Camera System (Credit: LDO)

You think the impossible. We push the limits. To turn our customers' vision into reality, we always strive to achieve breakthroughs in material #science. By questioning, re-imagining, and pushing the boundaries of science, technology, and materials, our passionate R&D colleagues around the world pioneer groundbreaking #glass and #MaterialInnovations that open up new possibilities. For example, if at one point it was believed that glass cookware could never be scratch-resistant, or that the ability to clean cooktops solely depended chemical cleaners – our coatings development center, located at our global R&D facilities in #Mainz, saw past such barriers. By adding properties to existing substrates, they work everyday to redefine the physical limits of existing materials, enabling products and applications with all-new capabilities that once seemed impossible. 🚀