40^th Global Nanotechnology Congress July 05-06, 2023 Paris, France

Nanotechnology 2023 is one of the best and most exciting opportunities that have been created in an interdisciplinary approach with a wide range of tracks to present new technology, new goods, and services that your sector may provide to a big global audience. They will have a great opportunity to showcase their most recent work on Nanotechnology Applications because it covers a wide variety of themes.

It anticipates more than 200 attendees from around the world to participate with thought-provoking Keynote lectures, oral presentations, and poster presentations at Nanotechnology 2023, which will feature presentations by professionals from around the world in the field of nanotechnology. Editorial board members from related international publications are represented by the delegates.

As a low-cost marketing strategy for generating sales, possibilities, and contacts, business networking gives suppliers the chance to network and meet with "Top Scientists and Colleagues." To encourage students and recent graduates to exhibit their unique research, which will be published in journals later, the student poster competition is held at the conference.

Poster sessions at the conference will feature all of the submitted abstracts. Students who are unable to attend the conference can present an E-Poster for just $99, with the abstract being posted online with a DOI. The addition of live streaming is a value-added service for the speaker.

Target Audience:

Doctors, Young Research Scientists, Medical Colleges, Nanotechnology Associations and Societies, Manufacturing Medical Devices Companies, Healthcare Professionals, Directors of Nanotechnology Companies, Leading Scientists, Biomedical Engineering, Medicine, and Pharmaceuticals, Fellows or Postdoctoral Students, Researchers, CEOs, and Business Delegates

Highlights of the conference:

• More than 300 participants (70 Industry: 30 Academia)
• Five keynote speakers or more; 50 or more speakers at the plenary; and Twenty exhibitors or more
• Five or more workshops; fourteen creative educational sessions; and business meetings

The pleasure of attending Nanotechnology 2023 entails improvement and gradual evolution in your method of operation, as well as the opportunity to view things in a wider framework and encounter the cultural variety.

Track 1: Advanced Materials and Functional Devices

Track 2: Applications of Nanotechnology

Track 3: Biomedical Engineering and Nano biotechnology

Track 4: Carbon Nanotubes

Track 5: Computational Nanotechnology

Track 6: Forensic Nanotechnology

Track 7: Fundamentals and Properties of Nanomaterials

Track 8: Graphene and Fullerenes

Track 9: Lipid Nanotechnology

Track 10: Materials Science and Engineering

Track 11: Micro and Nanoparticles

Track 12: Nano Medicine & Life Sciences

Track 13: Nano Pharmaceuticals

Track 14: Nano Physics & Nano Chemistry

Track 15: Nanoelectronics and Biomedical Devices

Track 16: Nanoelectronics and Nanophotonics

Track 17: Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology

Track 18: Nanorobotics and Nanomanipulation

Track 19: Nanoscience and Technology

Track 20: Nanotechnology for Energy and Environment

Track 21: Nanotoxicology

Track 22: 3D Printing

Track 23: Recent developments in Nanotechnology and Nanoscience

Nanotechnology is the imaging, manipulation, and modelling of atoms, molecules, and macromolecular structure in order to produce distinctive, desirable structures with improved qualities and functionalities. Due to the significant R&D funding provided by numerous federal agencies, nanotechnology is a crucial sector of the advanced materials and chemicals industry. Despite being widely established, the market for nanotechnology is one of the chemicals and materials that are developing in the fastest pace. Over the time, the market has changed considerably, mostly as a result of the constant development and fusion of technology.

It is anticipated that throughout the forecast period, the worldwide nanotechnology market will expand moderately. Nanotechnology is being used more frequently in the healthcare sector, nanotechnology devices are advancing technologically, and nanotechnology devices are being used in extreme weather situations. These reasons are driving the market expansion. The development of self-powered nanotech devices, the rising number of government investments in nanomaterials, nanodevices, and nanodrugs, as well as the explosive demand for produced nanomaterials in food and cosmetic items, are all contributing to the market's expansion. Due to its outstanding qualities, including high strength, optical and electrical quality, and layer homogeneity, the nanofibers industry has untapped potential for future growth. Nanofiber producers are always spending a lot of money on developing new production methods to enhance their capabilities. In the past five years, the food and pharmaceutical industries' use of nanotechnology in packaging has grown at a double-digit CAGR, and this trend is expected to continue. By type, nanocomposites are expected to lead the worldwide nanotechnology market in 2021, accounting for around 60% of the total market value. However, it is predicted that over the forecast period, nanoclays and nanomagnets will grow at the highest rate.

The pharmaceutical, energy & utilities, electronics, chemical, aerospace & military, and others segments of the nanotechnology market have been divided based on application, with the others segment including food & beverage, personal care, and automotive. The pharmaceutical business is predicted to grow the fastest throughout the projected period of all of these. This is mostly attributable to the use of nanotechnology in the administration of medications, in the imaging and detection of diseases like cancer and atherosclerosis, as well as in the treatment of hearing and visual problems.

Research and development in Nanotechnology have advanced so far as of 2019 that commercialisation is generally accelerating. Carbon nanotubes are a fundamental nanomaterial that may be employed in a wide range of manufactured items, and their increased production and availability is one reason promoting the acceptance of nanotechnology. The extraordinary strength, extreme light weight, and great electrical conductivity of these nanotubes have all been demonstrated to be extremely valuable properties. Use will rise dramatically as supplies of nanotubes rise and prices fall. (Prices have decreased—depending on the precise characteristics of the nanotube—from hundreds of dollars per gram in the late 1990s to merely a few dollars per gram now.) The market for nanotech goods has grown significantly, as has investment in nanotechnology research. In 2018, North America has the greatest market share worldwide for nanotechnology. Large research facilities and centres are mostly to blame for this in the area. Additionally, the market in the region is expanding due to the rising demand for nanotubes from sectors like electronics, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals. Additionally, Asia-Pacific (APAC) is anticipated to experience the fastest growth during the forecast period as a result of rising government, manufacturing, and healthcare sector investments in nanotech devices, as well as rising demand for biomedical devices and growing public awareness of the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Grants and projects for nanotechnology research totalling $2.443 billion were proposed by the U.S. government alone for the fiscal year 2018. Comparatively, this increased greatly from the $1.464 billion in 2001. The National Science Foundation, the Department of Energy, the Department of Defence, and the Department of Health and Human Services are the primary grant-making agencies used in this budget to support the business.

Market Dynamics for Nanotechnology

Drivers

The ever-growing application base and growing focus on the renewable and sustainable energy sector with the use of affordable materials are what drive the nanotechnology market. Additionally, government-sponsored programmes for Nano R&D and investments from industry titans drive the commercialization of new nanomaterials. Increased demand from end-use sectors, including electronics, textile, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, aerospace, food, and many others, is what propels the nanotechnology market. The adoption of nanomaterials in the medication delivery and medical device sectors is driven by the rising demand for effective and affordable healthcare treatment and diagnostics. This is another factor that will fuel the development of nanotechnology in the foreseeable future.

Healthcare professionals can benefit from nanotechnology-based diagnostic tools in a number of ways, including early disease diagnosis, disease stage identification, and knowledge of potential treatments. For instance, one medical application of nanotechnology uses nanoparticles to deliver medications, heat, and light to cancer cells.

Furthermore, North Carolina State University researchers are developing a strategy to transfer cardiac stem cells to injured heart tissue. To boost the amount of stem cells supplied to the wounded tissue, they attach nanovesicles that would draw the stem cells to the injury site. Thus, it is anticipated that the expansion of the nanotechnology market in the upcoming years will be aided by the growing number of research studies relating to the application of nanotechnology in diagnostics and medical imaging.

Opportunities

One of the major market opportunities is the anticipated rise in demand for self-powered nanotech gadgets in the near future. A system must be able to use energy from its environment and store it for later use in order to be self-sufficient and not require any maintenance. For instance, ambient sensors help in identifying pollutants without the need for replacement batteries, while implanted biosensors are used to monitor a patient's blood sugar level. In fields including medical sciences, defence, and personal electronics, wireless nanodevices are becoming more and more crucial.

In order to make a nanosystem capable of performing the functions of a living thing, such as detecting, communicating, and controlling system operations, researchers are integrating multifunctional nanodevices into nanosystems. So, the need for self-powered nanodevices would present profitable chances for the global expansion of the nanotechnology market.

Competitive Environment of the Nanotechnology Market

Altair Nanotechnologies Inc., Advanced Nano Products Co. Ltd., eSpin Technologies Inc., Imina Technologies SA, Kleindiek Nanotechnik Gmbh, Sanofi, Biosensors International Group Ltd., Applied Nanotech Inc., Nano Magnetics Ltd., and Carbon Solutions Inc. are a few

of the major companies active in the global nanotechnology market.

The research analyses the nanotechnology markets by nation. The United States, Canada, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Australia, South Korea, Brazil, Mexico, South Africa, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates are a few of the major nations mentioned.

Segmentation of the Nanotechnology Market

Type-Based Market Segmentation

• Nano Devices
• Nano Sensors

Application-based Market Segmentation

• Pharmaceutical
• Energy & Utilities
• Chemical
• Electronics
• Aerospace & Defence

Region-based Market Segmentation

• America Nanotechnology Market (U.S. & Canada)
• Europe Nanotechnology Market (U.K., Germany, France, Italy, Spain and Rest of Europe)
• Asia-Pacific Nanotechnology Market (China, Japan, India, South Korea, Australia and Rest of APAC)
• Latin America (LATAM) Nanotechnology Market (Brazil, Mexico, and rest of LATAM)
• Middle East Africa (MEA) Nanotechnology Market (South Africa, Turkey, U.A.E, Saudi Arabia and Rest of MEA)

The field of materials science known as nanotechnology is still very young, yet it is steadily starting to transform numerous industries. The picture is incredibly bright over the long run. Consumers and corporate leaders are among the few who are aware of how much nanotechnology will alter the materials they use on a daily basis. An extensive market study is provided by further segmenting each of these categories. The market study on nanotechnology examines nanotechnology in a number of applications and discusses market demand with regard to geographic regions.

Future Prospectives:

• The global Nanotechnology market size was valued at $1.76 billion in 2021 and is projected to reach $33.63 billion by 2030, registering a CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) of 36.4% from 2021 to 2030.
• Nanoscience and Nanotechnology involve the study of nanoparticles and devices, which find their application across all the science fields such as chemical, biomedical, mechanics, and materials science among others.
• Nanotechnology market encompasses the production and application of physical, chemical and biological system and devices at scale ranging from individual atom or molecules to around 100nm.
• Nanotechnology carries a significant impact and serves as a revolutionary and beneficial technology across various industrial domain including communication, medicines, transportation, agriculture, energy, materials and manufacturing, consumer products and households.
• The U.S. National Nanotechnology Initiative has estimated that around
• 20,000 researchers are working in the field of nanotechnology. For the U.K., the Institute of Occupational medicine has estimated that approximately 2000 people are employed in new nanotechnology companies and institutes where they may be potentially exposed to nanoparticles.

Nanotechnology market: By Type

 Nanotechnology market: By Application

              Aerospace and Defence segment will grow at a highest CAGR of 43.4% during 2021-2030