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ACS Nano Summit 2025

Progressing Innovation through Nanoscience

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ACS Nano Summit 2025: Accelerating Innovation, Empowering Industry

As a flagship event of the American Chemical Society (ACS), ACS Nano Summit 2025 will be hosted by ºÚÁÏÍø´óÊÂ¼Ç Sydney on 17–18 November—marking the first time this prestigious global summit will be held in the Southern Hemisphere.

This milestone event will unite global experts, local businesses, emerging entrepreneurs, academics, students, and industry leaders to explore frontier developments in nanotechnology across critical sectors including genomics, medicine, renewable energy, decarbonisation, advanced semiconductors, AI, and environmental engineering.

Host

University of New South Wales (ºÚÁÏÍø´óʼÇ), Sydney, Australia

Dates

November 17-18, 2025

Key Strategic Themes and Highlights

Net Zero and Energy Transition

A core focus of the summit is on decarbonisation and sustainable technology. The ARC Centre of Excellence for Carbon Science & Innovation, a national leader in emissions research, will co-host a symposium on net zero pathways, covering carbon capture, low-emission manufacturing, and sustainable materials. Industry application will be a central theme, ensuring research insights translate into real-world adoption.

Advanced Manufacturing

The summit will showcase breakthroughs in nanoscience-enabled advanced manufacturing, including 2D materials and scalable production technologies. Professor Sean Li, Director of MMFI, will lead sessions on innovations transforming semiconductor and micro-device fabrication, advancing the competitiveness of Australia’s manufacturing sector.

Biotechnology and Health Innovation

Nanobiotechnology will be a major focus, led by keynote speaker Professor Xiaodong Chen (NTU Singapore, Editor-in-Chief, ACS Nano), who will explore emerging intersections between nanoscience, diagnostics, and therapeutic innovations. His address will be complemented by sessions on wearable biosensors, smart diagnostics, and real-time monitoring systems.