What IS Glass?

“This is a lecture I gave in Feb 2019 at the invitation of the chemistry department of the University of Toledo. I describe in an accessible way for non-scientists what glass is. And offer examples of how that understanding can seed discussions on other topics about glass behavior.”

A Conversation with Dr. Jane Cook by Marilyn Horne on Knowledge Stream.

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Resource submitted by Dr. Jane Cook

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GEEX Turns 5 🎂

On the occasion of GEEX’s fifth birthday, support the 2024 Annual Fund: Five for Five!

Five for Five, a fundraising event and celebration of 5 years of GEEX (2020-2024)

Thank you for supporting the future of glass art and beyond.