This high-level scientific event is set to bring together around 250 participants from various countries worldwide. The conference aims to showcase a wide range of current research in nanoscience and nanotechnology, alongside related policies and initiatives such as NanoBALKAN, the Regional Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology.

Since 2021, NanoBalkan has organized four successful international conferences in Tirana, making the 2025 edition the fifth in this ongoing series.

The event is organized by NanoBalkan – Academy of Sciences of Albania, the SUSNANO Project at the University of Tirana, in close collaboration with Spain’s Institute of Nanotechnology (ICN2) and the Phantoms Foundation, also based in Spain.

The conference seeks to highlight the most significant global achievements in nanoscience and nanotechnology, while fostering policy development, networking, and collaborations vital for advancing the field.

“NanoBalkan 2025” also aims to strengthen scientific cooperation across a broad spectrum of related disciplines.

Hosting the event in Tirana is expected to have a positive impact not only on scientific research and its applications in Albania but also on raising the country’s profile and facilitating extensive international collaborations.

The five-day conference will feature plenary sessions and parallel panels covering cutting-edge topics such as Atoms and Molecular Computing; Graphene & 2D Materials/Carbon Nanotubes; Low-Dimensional Materials (nanowires, clusters, quantum dots); Nanobiotechnologies & Nanomedicine; NanoChemistry and Nanofabrication Tools & Nanoscale Integration; Nanomaterials for Energy; and Nanosensors, among others.

During the conference, key trilateral meetings will take place, including the third Italy-Spain-Albania summit and the fifth Japan-Spain-Albania summit.

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