The scope of this symposium ranges across the broad spectrum of nanotechnology and nanoscience, including, but not limited to:

/ Biological and bioinspired structures: research on materials and phenomena in biological systems, basic research on the properties of biological nanostructures, translational biomimetic approaches and application of bioinspired technology.

/ Composition/structure/-property correlations: atomic-, nano-, and micro-scale materials design, multi-scale modeling for structure evolution, preparation and processing of nanostructured

Key information

Conference Venue: Dom Hotel, Limburg, Germany (how to reach).

Accommodation: Invited speakers will have rooms reserved at the venue hotel based on their registration forms. Participants are kindly asked to arrange their own accommodation.

Poster: Participants can apply with an abstract for a poster slot.

Language: The lenguage of the symposium is English.

Meals: Lunches, dinners and coffee breaks will take place at the venue.

Abstract book: Names, institution addresses and email addresses will be published in the abstracts book that is handed out to all participants.

Photographs may be taken during the symposium which subsequently may be published on the Beilstein-Institut website and in our social media channels.

Conference program

Monday, October 26: Arrival, welcome reception (7 pm), dinner.

Tuesday, October 27: Full day of scientific talks, poster session.

Wednesday, October 28: Scientific talks and excursion in the afternoon.

Thursday, October 29: Full day of scientific talks.

Friday, October 30: Departure after breakfast.

The talks will be scheduled from 9 am to 5 pm.

The scientific program will be posted here in due time; it will also include the poster session schedule.

For Speakers

For Participants

Funding Opportunities:

Conference Grant available, for more information, click here.