Selected Papers from 2026 International Conference on Nanobubbles, Nanodroplets, and Their Applications
A special issue of Clean Technologies (ISSN 2571-8797).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 28 February 2027 | Viewed by 14
Special Issue Editors
Interests: engineering properties of contaminated soils; centrifugal modeling of contaminant transport; micro-mechanics; reuse of contaminated soils; ultrasound research; underground infrastructure initiative; nanobubbles; sustainable waste management
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Interests: nanobubbles; ultrasound; PFAS contamination and remediation; MD simulation; environmental chemistry; computational chemistry; material chemistry; nanoscience
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Nanobubble 2026 continues to serve as the premier global forum for advancing the fundamental understanding and practical applications of nanobubbles (also known as ultrafine bubbles according to ISO/TC 281) and nanodroplets.
Nanobubbles are defined as cavities of gases with diameter < 200 nm in aqueous solutions. Industrial application of nanobubbles has exponentially increased over the past two decades due to their reactivity and stability, compared with macro- and microbubbles. Due to the size, they have high specific surface areas and high stagnation times, which increases mass transport efficiencies, physical absorptions, and chemical reactions at the gas–liquid interfaces. Moreover, these bubbles have long residence time in solutions and electrically charged surfaces. Due to the above, nanobubbles have many industrial applications such as manufacturing of functional materials, soil and sediment decontamination, pharmaceutical delivery, enhanced food production and disinfection of food products.
Prof. Dr. Jay N. Meegoda
Dr. Charitha Perera
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- nano gas cavities in liquids
- enhanced physical absorptions
- enhanced chemical reactions
- longterm stability
- high surface area
- pharmaceutical delivery
- enhanced food production
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