Nanobiotech 2019 – November 18-20th

NanoBioTech-Montreux is a unique human-scale conference at the frontiers of Micro- and NanoTechnology and Biological and Medical applications.

The conference format includes plenary talks from invited speakers of international renown, oral presentations describing new research, selected based on their originality and scientific quality. Poster sessions are preceded by pitch-like oral presentations

Since its first edition in 1997, many high reputation scientists from all over the world have presented their work at NanoBioTech-Montreux. Examples of speakers from previous editions can be found here: Examples of past speakers

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Conference Topics:

Soft matter and physics of fluids at the nano- and microscale
Nanobiotechnology – Nanobiosensor; Engineering Molecules and Surfaces; Self-Assembly; Molecular Motors
Single cell platforms: Single cell analysis; Sequencing; Manipulation; Sorting; Imaging
Medical applications: Nanomedicines; nanoscale sensor; Point-of-Care Devices; implantable sensors; engineered scaffolds for tissue engineering
Microfluidics: fundamentals and applications
Droplet microfluidics: technologies & applications
Organ-on-Chip platforms
Innovative imaging approaches including 3D imaging, Nano-Photonics, and Plasmonics.

2019 speakers

Invited speakers:

Hang Lu, GeorgiaTech, USA
Claire Wilhelm, CNRS & University Paris Diderot, FR
Oscar Ces, Imperial College London, UK
Paolo Netti, Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia – IIT, IT
Yannick Rondelez, ESPCI Paris, FR
Christopher Dunsby, Imperial College London, UK
Ali Koşar, Sabanci University, TR
Radha Boya, University of Manchester, UK
Esther Amstad, EPFL, CH

The conference takes place at a unique location in Montreux, Switzerland, in a hotel directly located at lake side. Participants have a chance to meet in a relaxed and informal atmosphere, which is ideal for exchanging ideas and initiating new collaborative projects. The Exhibition provides a forum for companies to present their latest developments, instruments and tools, and interacting with researchers.