2nd Edition of International Congress on Materials Science and Nanotechnology

The 2nd Edition of the International Congress on Materials Science and Nanotechnology (M-Nano 2026) will bring together the international scientific community from November 23–25, 2026, through a hybrid conference hosted in Singapore with worldwide Online participation. The congress is designed to encourage the exchange of scientific discoveries, technological achievements, and interdisciplinary perspectives that contribute to the continuous evolution of materials science and nanotechnology.
Researchers, engineers, academicians, industrial experts, innovators, and postgraduate scholars are invited to present their latest work and engage in meaningful discussions across numerous scientific disciplines. The Nanomaterials Conference highlights topics including nanostructured materials, advanced polymers, biomaterials, multifunctional composites, semiconductor technologies, thin-film engineering, quantum materials, computational simulations, energy harvesting materials, sustainable processing techniques, and advanced analytical methods.
A comprehensive schedule featuring keynote lectures, invited presentations, contributed papers, poster sessions, and networking opportunities creates an environment where participants can exchange ideas, evaluate emerging technologies, and establish collaborative partnerships. Every session is intended to stimulate scientific dialogue and encourage interdisciplinary cooperation among delegates from diverse backgrounds.
Nanotechnology Conferences provides global visibility for innovative research while strengthening international scientific relationships. By connecting experts representing universities, research laboratories, industries, and technology organizations, the Materials Science Events supports future discoveries and promotes practical solutions addressing scientific and industrial challenges. The hybrid format ensures broad accessibility, allowing participants worldwide to contribute to discussions shaping the next generation of materials science and nanotechnology.