We are now inviting speakers from researchers and professionals interested in presenting their work at the NanoScientist Forum. Whether you are working on theoretical research, experimental studies, or applied nanotechnologies, we welcome your contribution.

Submission Guidelines:
To propose a presentation, please submit the following via the editorial_can@enpress-publisher.com:
1. A 300-word abstract of your proposed presentation；
2. A brief biography and photo；
3. Submissions should align with the journal's focus areas and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in nanomaterials.

Important Dates:
Application Deadline: long-term

Benefits of Participating:
1. Gain visibility within the nanomaterials community；
2. Network with leading experts in the field；
3. Receive feedback from peers and industry leaders；
4. Enhanced exposure for your research insights.

The Nanomaterials and Devices Branch is associated with the Chinese Society for Materials Research, which was established in 2013.

The conference will bring together distinguished scholars, young talents, and entrepreneurial representatives in the field of nanoscience and technology to discuss and exchange views on current issues in the field. The aim is to promote the integration of scientific and technological innovation with industrial innovation and drive the development of the nano-industry in a high-end, intelligent, green, and integrated manner.

Hosted by: Nano Materials and Devices Branch of Chinese Society for Materials Research

                   Wenzhou University

Date: September 20-23, 2024

Location: Grand Plaza Hotel, Wenzhou, China

Conference website: https://conf.sciencemate.com/c/2024NMDID

The conference will feature 10 sub-forums dedicated to exchanging ideas on 10 major academic themes.

More details， please find it here.

Authors are encouraged to submit their work to the Special Issues that is open in 2024.

Special Issue 1: Nanochemistry

Special Issue 2: Preparation of Nanostructured Materials 

Special Issue 3: Nanoscience, nano-medicine and bio-nanotechnology

Special Issue 4: Photocatalytic degradation properties

Special Issue 5: Nanotechnology and its application

Please follow the journal's author guidelines and the provided article template to prepare your manuscript.

Starting from Vol.7, No.1, articles will be published under the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/), which permits sharing and adapting the article for any purpose, even commercially.

The paper entitled “Comparison of gold nanoparticle size using different measurement techniques and protocols” has been retracted by Characterization and Application of Nanomaterials.

Please follow the journal's author guideline and the required article template to prepare your manuscript.

One of the most important problems nowadays is the contamination of the environment and more specifically of surface and underground waters by toxic substances, e.g., heavy metals and organic pollutants. Shortage of supplies of potable water is occurring in many areas worldwide, owing to the steady increase of the population, yielding to the harsh exploitation of water resources by human activities, which introduce many contaminants, including organic dyes, heavy metal ions, salts of light metals. In order to contrast what has by now already turned into one of the most severe concerns in the world’s community, it is necessary to carry out the decontamination of wastewater. Graphene oxide (GO) is a valid candidate for the absorption and removal of pollutants in water.

Graphene material is gradually being used in the fields of electronic technology and biomedicine due to its properties such as ductility, expandability and flexibility. The author gets efforts to explore some commercial graphene products such as graphene materials, aims to demonstrate a method to monitor the status of such a filter in real time during its operating phases: pollutant adsorption, saturation, and regeneration.

This study first showed that all types of graphene have excellent adsorption properties. This appears to be due to its large available surface area. This experiment provides a reference for exploring low-cost graphene materials and products preparation. With the continuous discovery of the properties of graphene and its composites and the continuous innovation of the preparation process, graphene will be applied to various devices in daily life and become an indispensable part of our lives.

More details, please read the article.