FunGlass - Centre for Functional and Surface Functionalized Glass
Shubhankar Joshi is a Senior Software Engineer at intelliCard Solutions AG, focusing on PKI Certificate Lifecycle Management and smartcard validation software development. With prior experience as a Software Engineer Intern and a Full Stack Developer Intern at Bharat Electronics, Shubhankar has a solid foundation in Java, C++, and various frameworks. In addition to technical roles, Shubhankar has been actively involved in IAESTE since November 2016, serving as a Board Member for finance at LC Zurich and leading a team at IAESTE India LC Manipal. Shubhankar holds a Master of Science in Informatics from the University of Zurich and a Bachelor of Technology in Computer and Communication Engineering from Manipal Institute of Technology.
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FunGlass - Centre for Functional and Surface Functionalized Glass
CENTRE FOR FUNCTIONAL AND SURFACE-FUNCTIONALIZED GLASSES is the project supported by the HORIZON 2020. It is based at University of Trenčín (Slovakia, coordinated by prof. D. Galusek). Project partners include FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg (Germany, with prof. A. Boccaccini), FSU Jena (Germany, with prof. L. Wondraczek), CSIC Madrid (Spain, with prof. A. Durán) and University of Padova (Italy, with prof. E. Bernardo). The scope of the project is the upgrade of existing Centre of excellence for ceramics, glass, and cement, to an internationally recognized Centre for functional and surface-functionalized glasses. The new Centre will be specialized to cutting edge research in the area of glasses with special functional properties (luminescence, electric), and to functionalization of conventional glasses with the aim of modification of their properties, and adding new functionalities. These would comprise reflection, and anti-reflection coatings for solar energy production and optoelectronic applications, increase of glass strength, enhancing the corrosion and leaching resistance of commercially produced glasses, self cleaning/antibacterial coatings of glasses for medical applications, including modification/enhancement of bioactivity. The research topics would include also utilization of waste materials for production of glasses and glass-ceramic materials with high added value. The project will be aimed at establishment of the Centre as a joint venture of all participating institutions, creation and formalizing the coordination and management structures, upgrading the research infrastructure, expansion of personal capacity of the existing center to the level facilitating achievement of the critical mass for R&D activities, with special attention paid to hiring high quality researchers and engineers from abroad, in order to create creative international environment, and formation of close ties with regional and European glass industries for efficient knowledge transfer.