An annual, student-organized conference on nanoscience and technology, hosted in different countries since 2007 and originally to be hosted this year in Lund, Sweden. However, due to global circumstances, the conference will be hosted entirely online and for the first time in INASCON's history: completely free of charge for ANYONE to register!

The conference aims to showcase the amazing possibilities that nanoscience creates for the world, from nanobiomedicine to nanoelectronics, nanomaterials and more. Anyone who is interested in learning more about the new technologies of the future being developed at the frontier of science is happily encouraged to participate.

Guest speakers consisting of prominent researchers in the various fields of nanoscience, including a Nobel Prize laureate, will host presentations in their respective fields. For more information about speakers, visit https://www.inascon.org/speakers

Aside from academic presentations, INASCON will offer a multitude of other fun and fascinating activities, such as:
-Virtual tours of Lund Nano Lab and presentation of the next-generation particle accelerator and synchrotron radiation facility MAX IV
-Social and interactive activities for conference participants
-Entrepreneurship workshop with nanotech startups hosted by VentureLab
-Academic poster session by doctorate researchers from worldwide universities

If you are a doctorate student or researcher, you can sign up to our poster session or oral presentations before July 10th to present your work to other conference participants!

For registration, schedule, and more info, visit www.inascon.org

We hope to see you in August!

Hello there,

I've launched my first open-source project, NanoRender! 🌟 NanoRender is a Python package for generating 3D models of atomic systems (molecules, materials etc). The code generates a HTML file that showcases the model, which can be used independently or added to a website.

The code is literally in its infancy, barely a hundred lines long, but I am excited to see how it will grow as an open-source project.

Collaborations, contributions and comments are all welcome! Join me as we revolutionize scientific visualization with Nanorender. 🌍💻🔬

NanoRender Github Repository:

https://github.com/NanoscaleSimulations/NanoRender

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Hello,

I want to learn about the topics listed in the title. I'm an EE student and have some knowledge in electromagnetics and nanoelectronics. If someone could help me by giving me some literature where i could study about these topics i would greatly appreciate it.

Earth's magnetic field was always interesting to me and when one of my teachers mentioned that they measure its intensity to determine ores in the Earths crust it was fascinating to me. And looking into it i saw that the largest silver deposit was discovered using a SQID magnetometer.

I would really like to learn what phenomenon Josephson effect describes and the math behind it and also how that is used to measure magnetic field with great accuracy.

Any help would be appreciated.

Hi, I am a freshman at The University of Warsaw, studying nanoengineering. I am very intrested in the subject and am seeking book recommendations to learn more about the subject, outside of my courses in Uni. Can anyone here recommend some? Thanks in advance!