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Research & Science International research and development activities, analytic and measurement technology, mathematical simulation and more.

solutions 1/2009 Research and Development Journey to the Future of Glass Twelve Otto Schott Research Award winners on the trail of tomorrow’s materials. More

solutions 2/2008 Research and Development Networks for the Future Modern researchers do more than just laboratory work. They are both global networkers and project managers. This is how research at SCHOTT cultivates promising future business fields to secure its competitiveness. [more] Material Science A Surprise to the Scientific World Material researchers have long believed that ceramics are not suited for use as laser light sources. This year’s Otto SCHOTT Research Award winner, Dr. Akio Ikesue, proved them all wrong. [more]

solutions 2/2007 Materials Research Outstanding Models The dynamics of atoms inside glass and computer simulations that make it possible to project the physical properties of materials are the main focuses of the researchers who were recognized with the Otto SCHOTT Research Award 2007. [more] Customer Support Technological Trailblazer in Asia By offering more support to customers, partners and SCHOTT divisions in Asia, the Application Center Asia (ACA), with its network of experts, acts as a problem solver when it comes to developing applications. [more]

solutions 1/2007 Piezo Glass Ceramic A Material Generates Voltage and Movement For the first time ever, researchers have succeeded in carrying over piezo-electric glass ceramics from the laboratory into product development. These lead-free materials offer completely new qualities. [more] Laser Glass Igniting Ideas in Glass for Hot Furnaces The world’s most powerful laser is now being built at the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory in California and will feature several thousand specialized glass components from SCHOTT. The thirty year partnership between physicists and glass experts has turned this technological masterpiece into reality. [more]