NANOscientific
Paving the Path for Exciting Future Discoveries in Science
NANOscientific connects global researchers to expand the knowledge of scanning probe microscopy and showcase advancements across multidisciplinary areas of nanoscience and technology.
About NANOscientific
Connecting Global Experts in Nanoscience
The 2026 NANOscientific Symposium is set to be a landmark event, uniting global experts in the fields of nanoscience and nanotechnology.
This year, we extend our focus beyond Scanning Probe Microscopy (SPM) to encompass a broader range of nanotechnological applications and innovations. With an enriched agenda featuring keynote presentations from trailblazers in the industry, interactive sessions, and enhanced virtual networking opportunities, attendees will have unprecedented access to resources and collaborations that drive research, innovation, and commercial success in the ever-evolving world of nanotechnology.
Message from Editor
Welcome to the 30th Edition
We are thrilled to announce that the NANOscientific magazine, both in print and online, is resuming its publication based on the overwhelming interest from our past avid readers.
NANOscientific Symposiums are back this year, following a successful run of virtual and live events during these past years—the symposium that brought together thousands of people from nearly 40 countries and awarded cash prizes for presenters and poster exhibits.
The future of 2D materials research looks bright, and the development of new nanoscale techniques using the AFM, ISE, SECCM and CAFM will drive further advancements in the field.
NANOscientific Symposiums are back this year, following a successful run of virtual and live events during these past years—the symposium that brought together thousands of people from nearly 40 countries and awarded cash prizes for presenters and poster exhibits.
The future of 2D materials research looks bright, and the development of new nanoscale techniques using the AFM, ISE, SECCM and CAFM will drive further advancements in the field.
Keibock Lee,
Chief Editor
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