August 25, 2025

International Conference on Nanotechnology and Nanomedicine (ICNN)

The International Conference on Nanotechnology and Nanomedicine (ICNN) is a premier event bringing together leading experts, researchers, and innovators from around the globe to explore the cutting-edge advancements in nanotechnology and its applications in medicine. This conference serves as a vital platform for sharing groundbreaking research, fostering collaboration, and discussing the transformative potential of nanoscale materials in healthcare. Attendees will engage in insightful presentations, workshops, and networking opportunities, all aimed at inspiring the next wave of innovations in the field. With a focus on emerging technologies, safety protocols, and ethical considerations, ICNN emphasizes the critical intersection of science and societal impact. Join us in shaping the future of nanotechnology and nanomedicine at this influential gathering of thought leaders and pioneers.

Event Detail———–

Venue:

  • Kisumu

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  • Kenya

Organized By:

Global Science Society

Website:

http://globalsciencesociety.com/Conference/7821/ICNN/

Enquiry Email Address:

info.globalsciencesociety@gmail.com

Event Start date:

August 25, 2025

Event End date:

August 25, 2025

Deadline for abstracts/proposals:

August 3, 2025

Topic:

Design, Networking, Systems Engineering, Big Data, Cybersecurity, Nuclear Fusion, Thermal Hydraulics, AI, Electronics, Transport, IOT, Control Automation, Civil Engineering, Bioinformatics, Electrical, Internet, Marine Engineering, Smart technology, Vision Engineering, Nuclear Safety, Energy, Manufacturing, Renewable Energy, Wearable technology, Nuclear Waste, Biotechnology, Engineering, Mechanical, Robotics, Aeronautical, Heat Transfer, Plasma Physics, Forestry, Military, Space Environment, Technology, Natural Language, Quantum Engineering, Computer Science, Image Processing, Mining, Aviation Technology, Material Science, Nuclear Engineering, Radiation, Architecture, Computing, Pattern Recognition, Signal Processing, Soft computing, Nuclear Fuel