What is the Role of a Senior Scientist in the Glass Industry?

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In summary, a senior scientist in the glass industry plays a crucial role in conducting research and development for new products, improving existing processes, and ensuring quality control. They also provide technical expertise and guidance to other team members, collaborate with other departments and external partners, and stay up-to-date on industry advancements and regulatory requirements. Additionally, senior scientists may also be involved in project management and mentoring junior scientists, contributing to the overall success and innovation within the glass industry.
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Peter de Haan
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Hello,

I am a Senior Scientist with American Glass Research in Butler Pa. I hold a degree in chemical technology and industrial automation. My main responsibilities are fracture analysis of glass ware and consultancy regarding manufacture of container glass.
 
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