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YoungInnovation
The State of Research communicated by Young Researchers 

16-17-18 September

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SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
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PROGRAM COMMITTEE
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Researchers have always been at the forefront of addressing complex global challenges. That's why NanoInnovation is deeply committed to encouraging the participation of young researchers (under 35) within the scientific community while also supporting their careers through dedicated mentoring activities.

Born from this commitment, YoungInnovation has grown into a semi-independent event in its own right. Now in its 7th edition, it will take place from 16 to 18 September 2026, and year after year it continues to expand - welcoming an ever-growing number of leading contributors and shining a spotlight on the researchers of tomorrow.

An introductory talk (max. 30 min.) by a senior researcher, offering a state-of-the-art overview of the session theme
Four short presentations (max. 7 min. each) by young researchers sharing the results of their ongoing work
A concluding round-table discussion (approx. 30 min.), with an open Q&A between young and senior researchers

In addition to the parallel tracks, a number of joint interdisciplinary sessions will foster dialogue and collaboration across both fields.

Session topics have been carefully selected by the Chairs and the NanoInnovation Organizing Committee, who have also appointed the members of both the Young Innovation Scientific Committee and the Organizing Committee.

YoungInnovation is more than a featured event, it's a platform for emerging scientists to share their research, forge meaningful connections, and find inspiration. It serves as both a showcase for cutting-edge studies and a catalyst for the kind of cross-disciplinary collaboration that drives science forward.

YoungInnovation 2026 brings together the most promising talents in Life Sciences and Materials Sciences for three dynamic days at the intersection of discovery and community.