Carbon Nanomaterials and Applications

MARCH 23-25, 2027 | BOSTON, MA
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Carbon Nanomaterials
and Applications

This symposium explores the frontier of carbon-based nanomaterials, focusing on advances in production, characterization, and technology integration. Submit an abstract and join researchers from around the world driving innovations and expanding the impact of these exceptional materials.

Note: Research focusing primarily on graphene and similar structures are encouraged to submit to our partner symposium “Graphene & 2D-Materials”.

Submit Early Bird Abstract for 15% Registration Discount - Due October 16

Please first review the information for authors — abstract submission guidelines.

Topics & Application Areas

Composites & Carbon Fibers
Devices and Sensors
Quantum Applications
Energy Conversion/Harvesting and Storage
Electrochemical Applications
Biological and Medical Applications
Characterization and Imaging
Other

Symposium Chair

Christopher Sims

Research Chemist

National Institute of Standards and Technology

Key Speakers

Michael Strano

Professor

MIT

Back to Top ↑ 2026 Symposium Sessions
	Tuesday March 10
1:30	Carbon Nanomaterials & Applications

2026 Symposium Program
	Tuesday March 10

1:30	Carbon Nanomaterials & Applications	Marriott Congressional A
	Session chair: Christopher Sims, NIST
	Carbon and boron nitride: Basic science and broader impact R. Ruoff, UNIST, KR
	Commercializing Single Walled Carbon Nanotube Based Sensors for Enzyme Engineering – the journey from inception to product N.F. Reuel, N.E. Kallmyer, Iowa State University, US
	STUDENT BEST ABSTRACT HONORABLE MENTION Carbon Nanotube Textiles for Lunar Applications P. Giri, M.J. Schulz, University of Cincinnati, US
	Automated Fluorescence Titration as a Tool for Designing Aqueous Two-Phase Systems for Single-Wall Carbon Nanotube Separations C.M. Sims, T. Hicks, J.A. Fagan, National Institute of Standards and Technology, US
	Extreme Temperature and Radiation Resilient Cryptography Based on Ultrananocrystalline Diamond A. Wali, D. Rosenmann, Y. Liu, M. Jadhav, J.E. Metcalfe, A.V. Sumant, Argonne National Laboratory, US
	Algae-Derived Carbon from Hydrothermal Liquefaction for CO₂ Capture under Ambient Conditions H. Attigah, L. Zimmerman, A. Mali, T. Uwaike, S. Mantripragada, L. Zhang, Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering, North Carolina A&T State University,, US