Plan 16 September



updated on 25 August 2026



09:00 10:30	TT.I.A WS.II.1	NAMs4NANO: unlocking the potential of NAMs in supporting the risk assessment of nanomaterials Co-organised with ISS Chairs: Francesco CUBADDA & Andrea HAASE, BfR

	TT.I.B WS.III.1	From Low to High TRL: Technological Challenges and System Evolution Across Research and Industry 1/8 - Nanotechnology for energy and packaging Co-organised with Polytechnic University of Turin Chair: Valentina BERTANA, Polytechnic University of Turin

	TT.I.C WS.IV.1	Electrochemical Energy Storage: Strategic Perspectives and the Battery Value Chain Co-organised with ENEA Chair: Mariasole DI CARLI, ENEA

	TT.I.D	Advances in Sensors and Microfluidics for Environmental and Health Applications - 1/2: Sensors Co-organised with FBK Chairs: Leandro LORENZELLI - CV, FBK-Sensors and Devices & Sabrina CONOCI - CV, University of Bologna

	TT.I.E	Bioengineered Interfaces and Data-Driven Technologies For Advanced Biomedical Applications 1/2 Co-organised with University "Mediterranea" of Reggio Calabria Chairs: Giacomo MESSINA & Caterina Maria TONE, University "Mediterranea" of Reggio Calabria

	TT.I.F FE.I.1	Microfabrication of PV devices Co-organised with ... in definition Chair: Danilo DINI, Sapienza University of Rome

	TT.I.G	Direct Atomic Layer Processing (DALP®) for Materials Discovery and Applications Co-organised with ATLANT 3D Chair: Thomas TRAN, Atlant 3D

	TT.I.H FE.I.2	in definition

	TT.I.I	Advanced Materials and Smart Manufacturing for the Green Industrial Transition Co-organised with RINA Chair: Alessia BEZZON, RINA

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10:30 - 10:50 Break and visit of the exhibition area
Insight Session - Parallel Keynotes and Showcases (IS.I)
10:50 11:30	Chair: in definition
	IS.I.A WS.IV.2	"Industrial panelist from Scrosati ENEA Awards SEA" Gian Carlo TRONZANO - CV COMAU The Power of Automation

	Chairs: Leandro LORENZELLI, FBK-Sensors and Devices & Sabrina CONOCI, University of Bologna
	IS.I.B	Albert ROMANO-RODRIGUEZ - CV Universitat de Barcelona Nanotechnology-boosted chemoresistive gas sensors: principles, devices and systems

	Chair: in definition
	IS.I.C	Hala J. EL - KHOZONDAR - CV Islamic University of Gaza, Gaza & Imperial college London, UK Beyond Obstacles: A Personal Journey into AI-Driven Analysis of Gold Nanoshell Plasmonics
	Chair: in definition
	IS.I.D	Measuring the Sub-Micron World: Instrumentation and Applications in Extracellular Vesicle Analysis Beckman Coulter Life Sciences
		Flow cytometry has evolved beyond traditional cell analysis and is now a powerful tool for the characterization of extracellular vesicles, microparticles, and nanoparticles. This session will explore the fundamental principles of flow cytometry and the technological advances that have enabled the detection and analysis of sub-micron particles. Through practical examples and real-worl applications, participants will gain insights into the evolution of flow cytometry technology and its expanding role in biomedical research. The session will highlight how modern flow cytometry platforms are driving new discoveries and unlocking opportunities to investigate the nano-scale world.
		Tommaso RONDELLI - CV Beckman Coulter Life Sciences Flow Cytometry Fundamentals, Cell Sorting, and Advanced Approaches for Microparticle Analysis
		Claudia Maria RADU - CV Beckman Coulter Life Sciences Flow Cytometry Beyond Cells: Exploring Nanoparticles in Biomedical Research
	Chair: in definition
	IS.I.E	Richard WILTON FBK, Director at Center for Sensors & Devices From Funding Opportunities to Research Strategy

11:30 13:00	TT.II.A WS.II.2	Exploring the Nanoscale: Flow Cytometry Methods and Applications for Nanoparticle Characterization Co-organised with ISS Chairs: Valentina TIRELLI & Franco CARDONE, ISS

	TT.II.B WS.III.2	From Low to High TRL: Technological Challenges and System Evolution Across Research and Industry 2/8 - Smart technologies for Advanced Healthcare: From Functional Materials to 3D in vitro Models Co-organised with Polytechnic University of Turin Chair: Veronica VIGHETTO, Polytechnic University of Turin

	TT.II.C WS.IV.3	Advanced Materials for Sodium-Ion Batteries: From Industrial Perspectives to Electrode Design Co-organised with ENEA Chair: Claudia PAOLETTI, ENEA

	TT.II.D	Advances in Sensors and Microfluidics for Environmental and Health Applications - 2/2: Microfluidics & Biosystem Co-organised with FBK Chairs: Leandro LORENZELLI - CV, FBK-Sensors and Devices & Sabrina CONOCI - CV, University of Bologna

	TT.II.E	Advanced Materials in Europe Co-organised with INRiM Chairs: Luca BOARINO, Natascia DE LEO & Giulia APRILE, INRiM

	TT.II.F FE.I.3	PV devices of new conception with hybrid organic-inorganic materials Co-organised with Sapienza University of Rome Chair: Giula GRANCINI, University of Pavia

	TT.II.G FE.I.4	Precision Nanomedicine Co-organised with University of Magna Graecia Chair: Nicola D'AVANZO, University of Magna Graecia

	TT.II.H	Bioengineered Interfaces and Data-Driven Technologies For Advanced Biomedical Applications 2/2 Co-organised with University "Mediterranea" of Reggio Calabria Chairs: Giuliana FAGGIO & Maria Penelope DE SANTO, University "Mediterranea" of Reggio Calabria

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*13:00 - 14:00 Break and visit of the exhibition area*
14:00 15:30	TT.III.A WS.II.3	Micro‑ and nanoplastics: advancing knowledge from detection to mitigation Co-organised with ISS Chairs: Cristina ANDREOLI & Beatrice BOCCA, ISS

	TT.III.B WS.III.3	From Low to High TRL: Technological Challenges and System Evolution Across Research and Industry 3/8 - From Innovation to Research Valorization: Methods, Tools and Protection of Research Results Co-organised with Polytechnic University of Turin Chair: Francesco Matteucci

	TT.III.C WS.IV.4	Advanced Battery Components: Manufacturing and Functional Materials Co-organised with ENEA Chair: Annalisa AURORA, ENEA

	TT.III.D	NanoEthics: Geopolitics and ethics of Nanotechnologies Co-organised with FBK Chairs: Sara HEJAZI & Massimo BERSANI, FBK

	TT.III.E	Adsorption Processes on High Surface Area Materials for Energy and Sensing Applications Co-organised with INRiM Chair: Alessia AIRI, INRiM

	TT.III.F FE.I.5	Functional nanostructures and complex interfaces for sensing at the physical limits Co-organised with Sapienza University of Rome Chair: Antonio D'ALESSANDRO, Sapienza University of Rome

	TT.III.G FE.I.6	Bridging the gap: 3D and advanced models for nanomedicine and tissue regeneration Co-organised with University of Magna Graecia Chairs: Laura CATENACCI & Michela SORRENTI, University of Pavia

	TT.III.H	Integrated experimental, computational and ai-driven design of sustainable coatings: the cobrain approach Co-organised with Università Roma Tre Chair: in definition

	TT.III.I	Nanotech Alumni: Nanotechnology After Graduation 1/2 Organised by University of Rome Chair: Daniele PASSERI & Francesco MARRA, Sapienza University of Rome

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15:30 - 16:00 Break and visit of the exhibition area
16:00 17:30	TT.IV.A WS.II.4	New drug delivery systems for biomedical applications Co-organised with ISS Chairs: Giuseppina BOZZUTO & Marisa COLONE, ISS

	TT.IV.B WS.III.4	From Low to High TRL: Technological Challenges and System Evolution Across Research and Industry 4/8 - From Research to Enterprise: Industry Collaboration, Spin-Offs and Venture Capital Co-organised with Polytechnic University of Turin Chair: Francesco MATTEUCCI

	TT.IV.C WS.IV.5	Battery Systems: Testing, Validation and Advanced Applications Co-organised with ENEA Chair: Francesco VITIELLO, ENEA

	TT.IV.D	in definition

	TT.IV.E	AI and Biobased/Composite Materials: Emerging Research Interests Co-organised with AIRI Chair: in definition

	TT.IV.F FE.I.7	Space Missions and Nanotech: Advancements Co-organised with Sapienza University of Rome & Thales Alenia Space Chair: in definition

	TT.IV.G FE.I.8	Innovative Nanomaterials: Illuminating the Path to Precision Medicine 1/2 Co-organised with Sapienza University of Rome Chair: Francesca PETRONELLA, CNR-IC

	TT.IV.H	Nanotech Alumni: Nanotechnology After Graduation 2/2 Organised by University of Rome Chairs: Daniele PASSERI & Francesco MARRA, Sapienza University of Rome