Welcome to ICNASA 2024!
Womin Djeka!
We are thrilled to invite you to the 2024 International Conference on Nanomaterial and Atomaterial Science and Applications (ICNASA), hosted by the Centre for Atomaterials and Nanomanufacturing (CAN) at RMIT University, Melbourne, from Nov 26–29, 2024. This dynamic event brings together global leaders in micro/nano/atomic materials, catalysis, energy storage, optoelectronics, and more. As a hub for groundbreaking innovations, ICNASA offers a rich platform for researchers, industry professionals, and students to exchange ideas and collaborate on cutting-edge advancements.
In addition to insightful keynotes and presentations, the conference will feature an Industry Exhibition and the much-anticipated CAN OpenLab Demonstration, offering a unique opportunity to witness live demonstrations of the latest nanomanufacturing technologies. These sessions foster partnerships between academia and industry, presenting novel pathways for research commercialisation.
ICNASA is not just a conference; it's a gateway to innovation. With attendees spanning academia, industry, and government, the event is designed to promote interdisciplinary collaboration and create value for everyone—whether you're an established researcher, an eager student, or an industry leader. Our exhibitors and OpenLab sessions will provide practical insights into the real-world applications of emerging materials technologies, enhancing industry-research partnerships.
We are also delighted to partner with leading publishers to ensure that the research presented at ICNASA reaches the global scientific community. Join us for a transformative experience that pushes the boundaries of materials science, fosters collaboration, and paves the way for the future of technology.
Early Career Researchers (ECR) Awards and Poster Awards will be given following a panel discussion and announced at the conclusion of the event on Day 2. We look forward to welcoming you to Melbourne and embarking on this exciting journey of discovery together.
Dist. Prof. Baohua Jia, Dist. Prof. Tianyi Ma and Prof. Dawei Su on behalf of the organizing committee
Conference Scope
The conference will cover a range of topics, including:
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Optics, Photonics and Optoelectronics
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Ato- and Nano-material Physics and Chemistry
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Materials and Devices for Energy Conversion and Storage
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Solar Energy Harvesting and Storage
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Green Hydrogen
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Emerging materials for Sustainability
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Computation and modelling
Post Conference Highlight
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (Full post conference report can be downloaded here)
The 2024 International Conference on Nanomaterial and Atomaterial Science and Applications (ICNASA:https://www.icnasa.com/) was hosted by the Centre for Atomaterials and Nanomanufacturing (CAN) at RMIT University, Melbourne, from Nov 26–29, 2024.
This dynamic event brings together global leaders in micro/nano/atomic materials, catalysis, energy storage, optoelectronics, and more. As a hub for groundbreaking innovations, ICNASA offers a rich platform for researchers, industry professionals, and students to exchange ideas and collaborate on cutting-edge advancements. Over 450 attendees, including over 280 academic conference attendees and 170 CAN Opening and Industry Forum attendees participated the conference.
The academic conference accommodated 212 speakers from 39 different universities and institutes, including 7 Plenary speakers, 148 keynote and invited speakers, 26 ECR speakers, and 31 poster presenters. Furthermore, more than 40 PhD students are involved in the Conference. The conference attracted 16 sponsors, who showcased their innovative products and services during the exhibition. InnovationAus was the media partner. ICNASA
2024 was also delighted to partner with leading publishers to ensure the research presentations reaches global scientific community.
In addition to the insightful keynotes and presentations, the conference also featured an Industry Exhibition and the much-anticipated CAN OpenLab Demonstration, offering a unique opportunity to witness live demonstrations of
the latest nanomanufacturing technologies. The event attracted 170 attendees from leading industry, academia, government and investment. These sessions fostered partnerships between academia and industry, presenting novel pathways for research commercialisation.
Prototype Demonstration
Industry Exhibition
Interview and Fun Activities
Conference Awards
