International Congress on Materials Science and Nanotechnology

The 2nd Edition of International Congress on Materials Science and Nanotechnology (Virtual Event), is scheduled for November 23–25, 2026, and will be held online, enabling participants from around the world to attend virtually.

Participants will engage in a rich agenda that includes expert keynote presentations, oral and poster sessions, and panel discussions highlighting recent breakthroughs and future trends in Materials Science and Nanotechnology. Topics will range from the development of biodegradable materials and advanced composites to the application of nanotechnology in drug delivery and environmental remediation, fostering an interdisciplinary dialogue that promotes collaboration and knowledge sharing. M-Nano 2026 aims to create an inclusive environment where attendees can enhance their expertise, network with peers, and gain insights into the latest research and industrial advancements. The virtual format allows for broader participation, encouraging contributions from international scholars and professionals regardless of location.

Join us in M-Nano 2026 Virtual event, where you will have the opportunity to connect with innovators and visionaries in the field, engage in transformative discussions, and be part of a community dedicated to advancing material science and nanotechnology for a sustainable future. We eagerly anticipate your virtual participation in this groundbreaking event!

Experimental and Theoretical Nanotechnology (ETN) is pleased to support the upcoming event on Materials Science and Nanotechnology as its affiliated journal. Researchers and professionals are invited to submit their papers for consideration in an upcoming issue of the journal. This collaboration offers an excellent opportunity for authors to disseminate their latest research findings to a global audience, receive rigorous peer-reviewed recognition, and enhance the academic visibility and impact of their work in the field of materials science and nanotechnology.