Circularity Frontiers Summit on Glass
Join us for the Circularity Frontiers Summit on Glass, organised by the Koblenz University of Applied Sciences and the EVERGLASS project.
Women remain underrepresented in STEM
A recent article published on the The Engineer dives into the latest statistics on women in STEM across the EU.
A ‘glassembly’ to close glass recycling gaps, Koblenz, July 27-30 2026
The EU-funded EVERGLASS project and the Koblenz University of Applied Sciences are organising a summit for glass circularity on July 27-30, 2026 in Koblenz, Germany. Although glass is seen as … Read more
Scientific depopulation in Vigo and Trencín: Who leaves and who arrives?
A new article on universityworldnews.com explores how imbalance in scientific migration threatens Europe’s academic landscape.
Joint webinar: Decarbonisation of European Glass Industry
Join EVERGLASS, H2GLASS and GIFFT, for a 90-minute webinar on the decarbonisation of the European glass industry.
Borosilicate glass is too valuable to waste
Borosilicate glass often ends up in landfill due to recycling challenges. EVERGLASS is developing laser technology to change this.
How scientists are tackling the hardest-to-recycle materials
Smartphone glass, nappies, and cigarette butts — these everyday items are notoriously difficult to recycle. Despite increasing efforts, only 48% of municipal waste in the EU was recycled in 2023, … Read more
“With this technology, we can produce single glass parts without any mold”
In our latest interview, Rafael Comesaña Piñeiro explains how EVERGLASS is transforming glass waste into valuable new products.
Harnessing the power of light: Meet Juan Pou in our new video
Juan Pou from the University of Vigo explains the EVERGLASS process and his passion for laser technology.
Processing Glass Waste for Laser-Powered Recycling: Meet María Jesus Pascual in our new video
María Jesus Pascual from the Institute of Ceramics and Glass in Spain explains how EVERGLASS allows to recycle various glass types.