Industry → Glass
Description
Glass is a non-crystalline solid that is often transparent, brittle and chemically inert. It has widespread practical, technological, and decorative use in, for example, window panes, tableware, and optics.
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Organizations relating to Glass
European Glaziers Association / Copenhagen, Denmark / Est. 1977
European Society of Glass Science and Technology / Offenbach, Germany / Est. 1990
Centre international du vitrail / Chartres, France / Est. 1980
Asahi Glass Foundation / Tokyo, Japan / Est. 1933
Glass in Building / Est. 1970
ICOM International Committee for Museums and Collections of Glass / London, UK / Est. 1959
International Carnival Glass Association / Topeka KS, USA / Est. 1967
Centre international de recherche sur le verre et les arts plastiques / Marseille, France / Est. 1983
International Conference on the Advances in Fusion and Processing of Glass
Third Protocol to the General Treaty of Central American Economic Integration to Guarantee Free Trade in Paper and Glass Containers / Est. 1966
Convention Concerning the Reduction of Hours of Work in Glass-bottle Works / Geneva, Switzerland / Est. 1935
Convention for the Regulation of Hours of Work in Automatic Sheet-glass Works / Geneva, Switzerland / Est. 1934
International Convention on Glass / Prague, Czechia
Euro Glass Club / Namur, Belgium
Nordisk Glassmesterunion / Oslo, Norway
Vitreous Society / Est. 1983
International Committee for the Conservation of Stained Glass
International Conference on Bulk Metallic Glasses (with High Entropy Alloys) / Est. 2000
Pacific Rim Conference on Ceramic and Glass Technololgy / Est. 1993
Glass Performance Days / Est. 2010
International Commission on Glass / Shanghai, China / Est. 1933
Union scientifique continentale du verre / Charleroi, Belgium / Est. 1950
Nordiska Glastekniska Föreningen / Est. 1951
Association internationale pour l'histoire du verre / Kalamaria, Greece / Est. 1958
International Glassfibre Reinforced Concrete Association / Northampton, UK / Est. 1975
ICOMOS International Scientific Committee for the Conservation of Stained Glass / Est. 1984
Glass Molders, Pottery, Plastics and Allied Workers International Union / Media PA, USA / Est. 1987
ASEAN Federation of Glass Manufacturers / Jakarta, Indonesia / Est. 1977
Fédération européenne du verre d'emballage / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1977
Corpus Vitrearum / York, UK / Est. 1952
Sociedad Panamericana de Retina y Vitreo / Est. 2003
Glass Fibre Europe / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1987
Glass for Europe / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1978
European Special Glass Association / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1999
European Federation of Glass Recyclers / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 2004
European Domestic Glass / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1966
Glass Alliance Europe / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1964
View all profiles (58 total) in the Yearbook of International Organizations
World Problems relating to Glass
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialDiscrimination against women executives
Disorders of gastric motility
Deterioration of stained glass due to acid rain
Action Strategies relating to Glass
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialPromoting glass recycling
Recycling glass
Studying glass surfaces
Using bullet-proof glass
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