Innovations from Bayreuth: Glass technology meets sustainable diet!

Innovations from Bayreuth: Glass technology meets sustainable diet!

What's new in the world of glass technology? On June 13, 2025, the Keylab Glast Technology Exciting developments from this versatile industry. With interactive exhibits that present the latest material research, the visitor is taken on an informative and appealing journey through the possibilities of the glass.

The focus is particularly on resistant glass innovations, which are tested in various projects. In Keylab , the interdisciplinary research is bundled with industry in order to develop new product ideas. Researchers work closely with regional and international glass companies to understand their requirements and challenges and offer innovative solutions.

interactive experiences for every visitor

A Highlight of the event are the clear examples that impressively show the material glass. When throwing cans with a pressed foam ball, you can playfully experience which remarkable properties have modern materials. These interactive exhibits should show the audience how versatile glass is in different applications and what progress has been made in materials science.

But the focus is not just on glass technology. Healthy food is also very important. The initiative Food Valley Kulmbach addresses innovative approaches in nutrition that combine sustainability, technology and enjoyment. Visitors have the opportunity to become active on a smoothie bike and to produce fresh, healthy smoothies while learning at the same time how nutrition, environmental awareness and movement are linked.

economy meets science

Not only research, but also the career opportunities are focused on the “Bayreuth innovative” event, which takes place on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the university. Contact persons from the university management and HR department are ready to inform about employment opportunities and career paths. With around 2,700 employees, University of Bayreuth significant location for education and research.

The event is coordinated by the UBT Institute for Entrepreneurship & Innovation of the UBT and offers a platform for dialogue between science and society. The aim is to promote the transfer of knowledge into the economy and to develop innovative ideas that bring both the region and the industry forward.

Overall, the event offers a unique opportunity to not only discover the latest developments in the area of glass technology, but also to get to know practical, sustainable approaches to nutrition and an insight into the diverse career opportunities at the University of Bayreuth.