Introduction to EMN Summit 2026
The Energy, Materials and Nanotechnology (EMN) Conference series began in 2008 as a focused academic workshop and has since developed into an international platform for scientific exchange in energy, materials, nanotechnology, and related interdisciplinary fields.
Over the years, EMN meetings have brought together researchers, engineers, industry professionals, and young scholars from different countries and regions, supporting academic dialogue and collaboration across universities, research institutions, and technology sectors.
EMN Summit 2026 will be held in Chengdu, China, from October 22 to 26, 2026. The Summit will continue this international tradition while further strengthening academic exchange between Chinese and international scientific communities, with a focus on frontier research, emerging technologies, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Committee
The Committee of EMN Summit 2026 provides academic coordination and quality oversight for the Summit, ensuring a rigorous and internationally aligned scientific program.
Academic Leadership
Guiding research themes and scientific priorities of the Summit.
Program Development
Organizing keynote talks, sessions, posters, and thematic activities.
Speaker Invitation
Supporting speaker selection and balanced academic representation.
Quality Assurance
Ensuring rigorous abstract review and academic quality control.
Fields of Interest
EMN Summit 2026 welcomes contributions across frontier areas in energy, materials, nanotechnology, and interdisciplinary science. The following fields highlight major directions and selected topics of interest for the Summit.
Quantum Information
Integrated Photonics
Artificial Intelligence
New Materials
Carbon Neutrality
Biomedical Engineering
Invited Speakers
Sanshui Xiao
Technical University of Denmark
Moiré-Engineered Optoelectronics: Harnessing Twist-Angle Control in Van der Waals Heterostructures
Daim Asif Raja
Minzu University of China, China
A Spatially Encoded AuNP/FTO LSPR Chip for 96-Well Compatible Multiplexed Detection of Eight Lung Cancer Biomarkers
Muhammad Sulaman
Minzu University of China, China
Presentation title to be announced.
