Nano- and Micro-Scale Innovative Materials and Development: Selected Papers from the 6th International Micro-Nanotechnology Innovation and Development Forum (6-IMNIDF)
A special issue of Nanomaterials (ISSN 2079-4991). This special issue belongs to the section "Nanocomposite Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 February 2026 | Viewed by 6
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Interests: composite energetic materials; nanoscale energetic materials (nEMs); microscale energetic materials (mEMs); ignition; combustion; thermal decomposition; deflagration and detonation; energetic formulation
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Interests: development of new methodologies for synthesis of functional carbon materials from different carbon resources including coal, and their uses in catalysis, energy conversion and storage, and environment protection
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In recent years, significant advancements have been made in nanometric materials, including solid fuels, metal particles, catalysts, functional materials, energy materials, and carbon materials, due to the technological developments in the field of nano-scale science and technology. The International Micro-Nanotechnology Innovation and Development Forum (IMNIDF) is a fantastic event for global academic researchers, industrial partners and policy makers to come together and share their latest progress and exciting breakthroughs and ideas on the topics of nanotechnology, nanostructured materials, nano- and microscale innovative materials. The conference has a history of nearly ten years, and was first held in Xi’an China in 2019. Since then, the conference has been held every year in different cities in China, such as Zhengzhou (2024), Zhengzhou (2023), Zhengzhou (2022), Zhengzhou (2021), Zhengzhou (2020), and Xi’an (2019). Xi’an has been selected to host the 6th IMNIDF in 2025.
Thanks to the Nanomaterials Editorial Office, a Special Issue, entitled “Nano- and Micro-Scale Innovative Materials and Development: Selected Papers from the 6th International Micro-Nanotechnology Innovation and Development Forum (6-IMNIDF)”, has been set up in support of the 6th IMNIDF, which will cover the full spectrum of topics on this event. This Special Issue will contain the accepted papers presented at 6th IMNIDF in Xi’an, China, including those that cover nano- and microscale textile materials, metallic materials, energy materials, functional materials, catalytic materials, intelligent sensing materials, carbon materials, biomaterials, and interdisciplinary integration technology.
The submission of contributions on the advanced nanomaterials from the viewpoint of experiment and simulation aspects, including research papers, reviews, and short communications are encouraged.
Prof. Dr. Weiqiang Pang
Prof. Dr. Jieshan Qiu
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- nano- and microscale textile materials
- metallic materials
- energy materials
- functional materials
- catalytic materials
- intelligent sensing materials
- carbon materials
- biomaterials
- interdisciplinary integration technology
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