The session provides a forum for exchanging and discussing current issues and trends in additive manufacturing (AM) of glasses. The session will cover recent theoretical and experimental advances in the processing and characterization of 3D-printed glasses for biomedical, optical, architectural, functional, and artistic applications. The session will also provide a forum to a broader audience for emerging technological applications of 3D-printed glasses. All contributions from academia, national laboratories, and industries that address recent advances and new applications are welcome. Topics include, but are not limited to, the following.
- Oxide and nonoxide glasses
- Glass from polymeric precursors
- AM methods
- Densification methods
- Optical and electrical properties
- Glass structural characterizations
Organizers:
- Jonathan Massera, Tampere University, Finland j massera@tut.fi
- Giorgia Franchin, University of Padova, Italy g franchin@unipd.it
- Rebecca J. Dylla-Spears, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA dyllaspears1@llnl.gov
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