Through invited keynotes, oral and poster presentations we explore all areas of nanoscale carbon science: nanodiamond, graphene, nanotubes, fullerenes, and more.

NanoteC is a famously informal conference where discussion and interaction is encouraged.  With typically 80-120 participants from around the world there is plenty of opportunity for new collaborations and carbon friendships.

Side quests are attributed to the player to make the universe and game more immersive. As seen here from NanoteC last year, where the player throw a ball to another player.

And more ! Because a good conference is nothing without its buffet and good French wine. This year's NanoteC will be lean and green as we are able to make it.

Vincent Meunier
(Penn State, US)
Novel Nanocarbons

Alexandra Carvalho
(National University of Singapore)
Nanocarbon and 2D material modelling

Carla Bittencourt
(University of Mons, Belgium)
Spectroscopy of nC

Mary De Feudis
(CY Cergy Paris University, France)
Nanodiamonds

Emmanuel Picheau
(National Institute of Materials Science, Japan)
Chemistry of Nanocarbons

 Carla de Tomas
(Imperial College London, UK)
Nanocarbon machine-learning potentials

Anibal Garcia Hernández
(Institute of Astrophysics of the Canary Islands, Spain)
Carbon Astrochemistry

Sean Ogilvie
(University of Sussex, UK)
Composites and thin films