The conference which is held Monday in the Palace of Congresses is attended by scientists and researchers from about 20 countries of the world, from Albania, Spain, Germany, the United States of America, UK, Italy, Japan, Turkey, Greece, the Czech Republic, Israel, Kosovo , Finland, Colombia, Slovenia, Serbia, Macedonia, Denmark, etc.

The 22nd edition of the International Conference on Trends in Nanotechnology (TNT2022) has risen to prominence following the great success of the previous nanotechnology conferences.

The conference comes in the run-up to a new series of conferences named nanoBalkan. This series of high-level scientific TNT meetings aims to present a wide range of current research in nanoscience and nanotechnology, as well as interconnected policies or other initiatives such as nanoAlb. TNT events have proven to be particularly effective in transmitting information and establishing contacts between specialists in the field.

The TNT2022 structure will retain the basic features of previous editions, providing a unique opportunity for extensive interaction.

TNT2022 features several specific sessions with relevant topics: One-day symposium “Graphene and 2DM”, Meet the editors of Biosensors and Bioelectronics journal, Projects/Networking of the future. /j.p/sm/