This conference will serve as a global forum uniting researchers, innovators, and practitioners across the diverse and rapidly evolving fields of nanobubble, nanodroplet, and surface nanobubble science and engineering. Participants will explore both fundamental principles and cutting-edge applications, spanning environmental, agricultural, biomedical, and industrial domains. Suggested abstract topics include, but are not limited to:
• Fundamentals of Nanobubbles, Nanodroplets, and Surface Nanobubbles
Nucleation, growth, stability, and interfacial dynamics
Theoretical modeling, molecular simulation, and scaling laws
Advanced characterization, imaging, and measurement techniques
Gas–liquid–solid interactions and surface wettability phenomena
Physicochemical properties and phase behavior at the nanoscale
• Environmental Applications
Water and wastewater treatment using bulk, surface, or encapsulated nanobubbles
Pollutant degradation and separation (e.g., PFAS, antibiotics, pesticides, HABs, cyanotoxins, and microplastics)
Resource recovery, circular economy approaches, and zero-liquid discharge systems
Soil remediation, oxidation, and restoration using gas nanodroplets or surface nanobubbles
• Agricultural and Food Systems
Enhancement of irrigation efficiency, oxygenation, and crop productivity
Soil health improvement and nutrient cycling via reactive gas nanodroplets
Food preservation, washing, and processing technologies
Biofilm control, microbial inactivation, and pathogen management in irrigation systems
Applications in aquaponic, hydroponic, and aeroponic systems
• Biomedical and Life Sciences
Disinfection, sterilization, and targeted microbial inactivation
Nanodroplet-mediated drug and gene delivery
Ultrasound-responsive nanobubbles and nanodroplets for imaging and immunotherapy
Biosensing, diagnostics, and regenerative medicine applications
Cosmetic and dermatological uses (e.g., skin delivery, cleansing, anti-aging)
• Energy and Industrial Processes
Catalysis, photocatalysis, and electrochemical reactions enhanced by nanobubbles or nanodroplets
Micro/nano-bubble and nanodroplet systems in flotation, separation, and emulsification
Energy-efficient cleaning, coating, and surface modification technologies
Phase-change, boiling, and heat-transfer processes influenced by surface nanobubbles
• Emerging Directions
Hybrid and synergistic processes (e.g., nanobubbles/nanodroplets integrated with AOPs, membranes, or ultrasound)
Mechanistic understanding of bubble–droplet interactions and multiphase interfaces
Scale-up strategies, pilot demonstrations, and commercialization pathways
Standards development, policy frameworks, safety, and sustainability perspectives
Oral Presentations
Presenters will have a PC and a projector for their presentations. Slides must be pre-loaded before the meeting session starts to avoid delays. You can connect your own computer via an HDMI cable.
Oral Presentation Times
•General Presentations 15min: about 10 minutes for the presentation, followed by about 5 minutes for Q&A.
•Invited Lectures 30 min: 25 minutes for the presentation, followed by 5 minutes for Q&A.
•Keynote Lectures 45 min: 40 minutes for the presentation, followed by 5 minutes for Q&A.
Poster Presentations
In the poster session, you can display posters up to 36 inches by 48 inches (914 mm x 1219 mm). The venue provides the easels, pins, and poster boards. Please bring your printed posters, and if you need us to print onsite, please submit your poster file to this poster folder in PDF or PPT format with dimensions of 36 inch (width) by 36 inch or longer in length to this folder no later than 09/01/2026.
Abstract template
A template of abstract is provided for you to follow. It is allowed for one author or group to submit multiple abstracts, and please rename the abstracts with author names and submission time (e.g., John Smith0509)
Multiple portal talk or poster submissions are accepted for each author/speaker