The Objectives

• To provide a forum to the faculty, researchers and students to quench their thirst for creativity in frontier areas of nanoscience and technology.
• To present the most recent developments in the field of nanoscience and technology.
• To provide a platform for interdisciplinary communication and intensify collaborations between scientists and industry.
• To assist in public understanding of the social, educational, environmental and economical importance of chemical nanotechnology.
• To promote research in emerging and thrust areas of engineering, medicine, food, energy, environment and health care.

Principal Themes

• Nanotechnology and its applications.
• Nanomaterials for improved use of resources.
• Nano structures and devices.
• Nano-membranes, Nano- porus & electrochemical materials.
• Nanofabrication, nanolithography, nanomanipulation.
• Nanoscale characterization, nano imaging.
• Computational nanotechnology (modeling and simulation of nanostructures).
• Nano MEMS, Nano-fluids, Nano-sensors.
• Nano manufacturing, reliability, standards, safety and ethical issues.