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CSCI Students and Faculty Members Visit BIEL Crystal in Huizhou
75 students and faculty members from the College of Science and College of Engineering embarked on an educational excursion to BIEL Crystal in Huizhou on 25 October 2024.

A group of 75 enthusiastic students and faculty members from the College of Science and College of Engineering embarked on an educational excursion to BIEL Crystal in Huizhou on 25 October. This visit aimed to provide students with first-hand insight into the advanced technologies and manufacturing processes involved in the production of high-quality glass components widely used in smart digital and wearable devices, AR/VR glasses and the automotive industry.

Upon arrival, the group was warmly welcomed by BIEL Crystal’s representatives, who provided an overview of the company’s history and its pivotal role in the global market. Students were particularly captivated by the company’s commitment to innovation and sustainability.

The highlight of the visit was a guided tour of the manufacturing facility. Students had the opportunity to observe the intricate processes involved in creating crystal glass products. The tour also included a showcase of cutting-edge machinery and end products, which sparked discussions among students about potential career paths in engineering and technology.

75 students and faculty members from the College of Science and College of Engineering embarked on an educational excursion to BIEL Crystal in Huizhou on 25 October 2024.
The highlight of the visit was a guided tour of the manufacturing facility.

Throughout the day, faculty members facilitated engaging discussions, encouraging students to ask questions and explore the intersection of theory and practical application in the industry. The visit not only expanded students’ knowledge of material science but also emphasized the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in modern manufacturing.

“I was amazed by the scale of operations and the technology used at BIEL Crystal,” said one of the master’s students. “This experience has inspired me to consider a career in manufacturing and innovation.”

The excursion concluded with a Q&A session, where students had the chance to interact directly with BIEL Crystal’s experts. The feedback from participants was overwhelmingly positive, with many expressing gratitude for the opportunity to learn from industry leaders.

Founded in 1989, BIEL Crystal is a leading global provider of exterior structure and module solutions for smart devices. Their products include cell phone glass cover, cell phone metal shell, touch and fingerprint sensor module, camera optical glass, sapphire watch panel and ceramic accessories, etc. Learn more: https://www.bielcrystal.com/en.