Smart NanoMaterials 2020
Hybride Online – Onsite Summit
8-11 December 2020
Participate
Notification of acceptance — 1 week from the submission day
Last Day to Submit 01.12.2020
Venue
École Nationale Supérieure
de Chimie de Paris
11, Rue Pierre et Marie Curie
Paris, France
From Smart Materials to Smart Things
The STEMM Smart Nanomaterials (SNAIA) Conference Series is a unique, established science-to-technology networking platform covering the most exciting emerging fields in smart technologies. It gives the opportunity to present to, share knowledge with, and establish links between leading experts from academia and industry.
This year, the 3rd International SNAIA Conference is moving to a hybrid online-onsite format. Despite the current pandemic crisis, we are keeping our plans for the in-person part of SNAIA2020 in an unchanged format for now. The Government of France is currently enforcing extensive actions to protect the country and keep it safe, and for now we are optimistic that the situation will be resolved by December. We will do everything in our power to ensure participants’ safety and provide extensive information as it arrives.
At the same time, we understand that many people may still be unable or uncertain about travel. Hence, in parallel, we will provide online streaming and interactive online participation for those who cannot attend the on-site format.
From fundamental research and development of new nanomaterials, to industrial implementation and testing:
Design of and Fundamental Research on Nanomaterials
Development of Fabrication and Synthesis Processes
Testing and Characterisation in Lab and Industrial Fab Environments
Road to Commercialisation and Implementation in the Market
Smart Materials for Real World Applications
Construction and Building
Medicine and Pharma
Wearables
Smart Electronics
Art
Fashion and Textile
Smart Decor – Home
Green Energy
Automotive
Sport Products
Highlight Sessions of Powerful Talks
Speakers

Christian Lerminiaux

Yuri Kivshar

Che Ting Chan

Andrea Alu

Silvia Giordani

Ralf Wehrspohn

Oana Cojocaru-Mirédin

Sofia Qvarfort

Pavel Ginzburg

Ortwin Hess

Rebecca Nicholls

Harish Bhaskaran

Monica Craciun

Andrei Faraon

Ventsislav Valev

Izabela Jurewicz

Stanislav Leesment

Slaven Garaj

Igor Meglinski

Alexander Shalin

Olga Smolyanskaya

Oleg Yazyev

Nahid Talebi

Mikhail Glazov

Alexey Bolshakov

Vladimir Antonov

Dmitry Chigrin

Louise Bradley

Misha Portnoi

Antonio Di Bartolomeo

Alexandre Nomine

Viktoriia Babicheva

Paul Bagot

Alexander Gumennik

Andreas Tittl

Maria Kafesaki

Dinh Loc Duong

Dmitry Turchinovich

Jieyi Liu

Sungjae Cho

Ivan Fernandez-Corbaton

Paolo Bondavalli

Gwanho Yoon

Madhu Bhaskaran

Dragomir Neshev

Kennet Crozier

David Giovannacci

Jessica Boland

Jonas Johansson

Kaori Fukunaga

Nikolay Petrov

Oleg Mitrofanov

Daniel Mittleman

Ferruccio Renzoni

Masayoshi Tonouchi

Patrick Mounaix

Tyler Cocker

Mikhail Rybin

Mamatha Nagaraj

Vipul Agarwal

Hamish Yeung

Yue Wang

Andrey Sukhorukov

Sophie Mancha

Seungbum Hong

Amilcar Bedoya-Pinto

Alexander Minovich

Daria Smirnova

Andrey Lavrinenko

Filippo Giubileo
Venue
Chimie ParisTech
École Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Paris
11, rue Pierre et Marie Curie
Paris, France
RER
Ligne B : station Luxembourg
Métro
Ligne 7 : stations Place Monge et Censier Daubenton
Ligne 10 : stations Cluny La Sorbonne, Maubert Mutualité et Cardinal Lemoine
Bus
Bus 21 et 27 : arrêt Saint-Jacques-Gay Lussac
Bus 47 : arrêt Monge
Bus 84 et 89 : arrêt Panthéon