第一讲：Introduction: Glass-forming liquids and peculiarities of the glassy state
时间：2015年1月12日（星期一）19：00
地点：材料科学与工程学院光通信材料研究所会议室302
 
第二讲：Structure, topologie and topological engineering of glass properties
时间：2015年1月13日（星期二）19：00
地点：材料科学与工程学院光通信材料研究所会议室302

第三讲：Glass and light
时间：2015年1月14日（星期三）19：00
地点：材料科学与工程学院光通信材料研究所会议室302

本系列讲座对应研究生必修课程“非晶态无机材料”。
  
附报告人简介：
       Lothar Wondraczek holds the Chair of Glass Chemistry at the Otto Schott Institute of the University of Jena since 2012. From 2008-2012, he was a professor of Materials Science at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg. His work is focusing on the exploration of novel glasses and glass ceramics for optical and energy-related applications. He holds a doctorate in engineering (Dr.-Ing., with honours) from Clausthal University of Technology (2003), and was a Senior Research Scientist at Corning's European Technology Center (Avon, France) from 2005-2008. L. Wondraczek is founding chair of the technical committee TC08: Relaxation Phenomena in Glasses of the International Commission on Glass (ICG) and the committee Glasses and Optical Materials of the German Society of Materials Research (DGM). He is also member of the council of the German Society of Glass Science and Technolgy (DGG) and member of the glass and optical materials devision of the American Ceramic Society (ACerS). He has a track record of more than 100 publications in international peer-reviewed scientific journals, nine international patents and patent applications and two edited books. Among other activities, he has been primary organizer of the international symposia series on Glass & Entropy since 2007, and is serving as regional editor and guest editor, respectively, to the European Journal of Glass Science and Technology and the Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids. He is coordinating the priority program SPP 1594 Topological Engineering of Ultrastrong Glasses of the German Science Foundation (DFG), which is bringing together scientists on national and international levels to approach the problem of glass toughness, thereby linking the areas of classical oxide glasses and metallic glasses. He has been a founding member in the scientific board of the Energy Campus Nuremberg (EnCN), where he established the research group Structural Materials for Solar Energy Conversion - MatSol. His work has been recognized with the Adolf-Dietzel Industrial Award of the German Society of Glass Science and Technology (2007), the Vittorio Gottardi Prize (2013) and Woldemar A. Weyl International Glass Science Award (2013), and he was visiting professor at University of Lyon 1 (2010). Over the past five years, his work has attracted more than 8 Mio. € of funding from public and private third party sources.