From energy-generating sunbeds and wearable electronics to biosensors capable of detecting an impending heart attack at an early stage, the technologies presented at NANOTEXNOLOGY 2026 demonstrate how cutting-edge research is already shaping everyday life.
Latest advances in nanotechnologies, organic electronics and materials
Held in Thessaloniki from 4 to 11 July, NANOTEXNOLOGY 2026 will once again bring together leading scientists, technology companies, industrial stakeholders and innovation ecosystems from around the world, highlighting the latest advances in nanotechnologies, organic electronics and advanced materials.
The event reflects the remarkable evolution of the International Nanotech Hub Thessaloniki, an internationally acclaimed innovation ecosystem that has been built over four decades through research excellence, industrial collaboration and global networking.
Participants will have the opportunity to explore breakthrough technologies developed by members of the ecosystem, including advanced Organic Photovoltaics for buildings and agriculture, smart healthcare applications, nanotechnology-enabled cosmetics, agrivoltaic systems and next-generation bioelectronics.
Co-located events
Alongside the scientific conferences, NANOTEXNOLOGY 2026 will host the International Summer Schools, the NANOEXPO Exhibition and the Business Forum, creating a unique platform for knowledge exchange, technology transfer and international collaboration in high-tech sectors.