Sydney, Australia: ICONN2026

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ABOUT

Welcome to #ICONN2026

ICONN is Australia’s largest biennial conference in nano-science, connecting world-leading scientists, engineers, industry participants, and entrepreneurs. Since its inception in 2006, ICONN has been hosted in cities across the nation, fostering collaboration and innovation in nanoscale science and technology.

ICONN 2026 will feature multidisciplinary talks across key themes such as materials, fabrication, energy, environments, electronics, photonics, quantum, biology, nano-medicine, bioengineering, bioelectronics, nano-medicne, nanofluidics, computation, and industries, spanning fundamental research, transactional research to industry applications. The event will provide opportunities for academia-industry collaboration, international networking, and showcasing new technologies through workshops, panels, and exhibitions.

Join us at ICONN 2026 to connect with global leaders and explore the latest advancements in this dynamic field.

Other News

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Former Chief Scientist Dr Cathy Foley joins Sydney Quantum Academy as new Executive Chair

Australia’s former Chief Scientist Dr Cathy Foley has commenced as new Chair of SQA’s Executive Board

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Australia’s quiet quantum advantage and why we must not squander it

SQA’s new Executive Chair, Australia’s former Chief Scientist Dr Cathy Foley, reflects on the factors needed to ensure Australia’s future quantum progress

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Undergraduates gain hands-on quantum research experience with Sydney Quantum Academy

Undergraduate students share their hands-on quantum research experiences, stepping into new labs, tackling real projects, and learning new skills

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Lecturer in Applied Mathematics | University of Sydney

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Professor Harry Messel Research Fellow (Woman only) (PHYSICS) | University of Sydney

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