About AICNN
The 2nd Annual International Congress on Nanoscience & Nanotechnology (AICNN 2026) is a premier global platform dedicated to advancing cutting-edge discoveries, scientific innovation, and technological breakthroughs in nanoscale science and engineering. The congress brings together leading researchers, academicians, industry experts, and innovators to exchange frontier research, explore emerging nano-enabled applications, and address critical challenges shaping the future of nanoscience and nanotechnology.
Our Mission
AICNN aims to accelerate global progress in nanotechnology research by connecting world-leading experts, promoting multidisciplinary collaboration, and fostering the development of next-generation nanomaterials, nanoelectronics, nanomedicine, nanoenergy, and sustainable nano-enabled systems.
Objectives
- Showcase breakthrough research in nanomaterials, nanoelectronics, nanomedicine, nanoenergy, and nanobiotechnology.
- Encourage scientific collaboration across research institutes, industries, and academic organizations.
- Promote the ethical, safe, and environmentally responsible development of nanotechnologies.
- Provide a global platform for high-quality scientific publication and professional knowledge exchange.
- Support early-career researchers through workshops, training programs, and networking initiatives.
Why Attend AICNN?
AICNN 2026 offers keynote lectures by distinguished nanotechnology experts, specialized workshops, technical sessions, and expert panels. Participants benefit from networking opportunities, international collaborations, and access to high-impact scientific discussions at the forefront of nanoscale innovation.
Our Values
- Innovation: Advancing transformative nanoscale solutions.
- Collaboration: Connecting global scientific and industrial communities.
- Excellence: Ensuring rigorous scientific and ethical standards.
- Sustainability: Promoting responsible and eco-friendly nanotechnology development.
- Inclusion: Encouraging global participation and diverse scientific viewpoints.
Organizing Team
- Prof. Daniel Harris — Conference Chair
- Prof. Jiyun Zhai — Technical Program Chair
- Dr. Robert Davis — Workshop Chair
- Dr. Mila Clark — Awards and Grants Chair
- Eleanor Moore — Treasurer
- Dr. Deion Anderson — Publications Chair
- David Carter — IT Manager
- Ava Evans — Information Contact
- Anna Garcia — Secretary
- Daniel Martin — Secretary