NANOLYTICA 2026 AT SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

This one-day meeting brings together a diverse community to explore recent advances, ongoing challenges, and emerging opportunities at the intersection of analytical sciences and nanotechnology. By fostering cross-disciplinary dialogue, it highlights how cutting-edge research is driving innovation at the nanoscale.

Attendees will connect with researchers, scientists, and engineers from industry and government labs, as well as academics—including faculty, postdoctoral fellows, and students at all levels. Representatives from funding agencies, investors, and other stakeholders will also attend, creating a dynamic environment for collaboration, discovery, and networking.

Program topics include:

• translating nanomaterials from laboratory research to commercial products

• discovering new properties and emerging applications of engineered nanomaterials

• advances and future directions in analytical methods for nanomaterial characterization

• the expanding impact of nanotechnology in life sciences, energy, the environment, and beyond!

The meeting will be held in person on April 30, 2026, with doors opening at 8:00 a.m. Invited oral presentations from leading speakers in academia, industry, and government will begin at 8:45 a.m. The program will also include and dedicated opportunities for learning, discussion, and networking. A detailed schedule of events for NanoLytica 2026 is available . The event will conclude around 6:30 pm (PDT)

Thanks to the generous support of our sponsors, this one-day meeting is offered at a discounted . Lunch will be provided, along with coffee breaks throughout the day.

Student presenters will also compete for prizes, adding an extra element of excitement and recognition for emerging researchers.

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Further details:

Invited presentations will be 20 minutes in length, followed by a Q&A session with each speaker, and there will be a chance to also meet with each speaker throughout the day.

Contributed poster presentations by students will be held in the middle of the day, between the schedule of contributed talks. Student presenters will compete for prizes that will be announced towards the end of the meeting.

The event will also include an expo for meeting with sponsors, and time provided for networking with other attendees during the event.

The registration fee includes access to all of these events and also includes lunch and drinks throughout the event. Indicate any food allergies when completing your registration.

The event will be hosted in person at the Diamond Family Auditorium at Simon Fraser University. For directions, .

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