NanoThailand 2025: “Revolutionizing the Future” — a three-day forum on nanoscience, sustainability and translation
The 9th Thailand International Nanotechnology Conference (NanoThailand 2025) will bring researchers, entrepreneurs, instrument developers and policymakers together in Bangkok from 3–5 November 2025 to showcase advances in nanomaterials, nano-enabled healthcare, energy solutions and nanosafety — and to accelerate collaborations between academia, industry and government.

Quick facts

• Event: 9th Thailand International Nanotechnology Conference (NanoThailand 2025).

• Dates: 3–5 November 2025.

• Venue: Royal Orchid Sheraton Riverside Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand.

• Host / Organizers: Nanotechnology Association of Thailand in collaboration with the National Nanotechnology Center (NANOTEC) and the Research Network of Nanotechnology (RNN).

• Theme: “Revolutionizing the Future”.

• Key deadlines (updated on site): Abstract submission extended to 7 September 2025; acceptance notifications by 15 September 2025; early registration deadline 30 September 2025.

• Visit official page : nano-thailand.com

What the conference aims to achieve

NanoThailand 2025 aims to stimulate Thailand’s and the region’s nanotechnology community by creating an interdisciplinary platform for exchanging scientific advances, demonstrating industrial applications, and forming multi-sector partnerships. The program mixes plenaries, invited talks, oral and poster sessions, special sessions and an exhibition to showcase commercial and academic innovations.

Plenary speakers & highlight talks

The conference features international plenary speakers who span materials science, catalysis and nanochemistry — for example:

• Prof. Michiya Matsusaki (Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University) — Nanostructured extracellular matrices for biomedical and food applications.

• Prof. Hiromi Yamashita (Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University) — Design of nanostructured catalysts for sustainable energy and environmental uses.

• Prof. Duncan Graham (University of Strathclyde, UK) — New capabilities for improved health through nanochemistry.

These plenaries set the tone for sessions linking fundamental nanoscience with applied outcomes in healthcare, energy and environmental technologies.

Scientific tracks & special sessions

NanoThailand’s program spans core and cross-cutting topics. Selected sessions include:

• Green catalysis for sustainable consumption and production.

• Nanomaterials, nanocoatings and nanotechnology for electronic/optoelectronic devices and sensors.

• Smart nanomaterials and nanocomposites.

• Nanotechnology in healthcare: diagnostics, therapeutics and beyond.

• Nanoencapsulation for food, cosmetics and agriculture.

• Energy storage and management using nanotechnology.

• Advanced characterization and instrumentation.

• Computational nanotechnology & AI/data science.

• Nanosafety and standards.

• Nanopore technology and a special CCUS (carbon capture, utilisation & storage) session.

Each track includes invited talks, contributed oral presentations and poster sessions designed to foster discussion and technical exchange. nano-thailand.com

Who should attend

NanoThailand is relevant for: university researchers (faculty, postdocs, PhD students), R&D engineers and technologists in materials/energy/biotech sectors, startup founders, instrument vendors, regulatory specialists, and government R&D/policy makers interested in research translation and nanosafety. Student and early-career programs make the event particularly attractive for emerging researchers seeking visibility and networking.

Practical information — submissions, registration & contact

• Abstracts: Submission window extended — new deadline 7 September 2025. Authors will be notified by 15 September 2025.

• Registration: Early registration closes 30 September 2025 (visit the conference site for fee tiers and on-site options).

• Venue & accommodation: Conference at Royal Orchid Sheraton Riverside Hotel — accommodation and local logistics information are available on the event’s Venue/Accommodation pages.

• Contact: Organizers list a conference contact email: [email protected] for inquiries and sponsorship/exhibition requests. nano-thailand.com

Why attend — key benefits

• Present and publish research to an international audience.

• Learn about applied nanotech solutions for energy, healthcare, food, and the environment.

• Meet equipment vendors and potential industrial partners in the exhibition area.

• Access sessions on nanosafety, standards, and computational tools that help translate lab discoveries to real-world technologies.

Call to action

If your work touches nanomaterials, nano-enabled instruments, therapeutics, energy storage or nanosafety, consider submitting an abstract (deadline extended to 7 September 2025) and registering before the early-bird cutoff on 30 September 2025. For sponsorship, exhibition or publication questions, email [email protected]