Hardware & IoT
NANOscientific Forum Europe (NSFE)
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The NANOscientific Forum Europe (NSFE2026) is a symposium dedicated to research in Atomic Force Microscopy, Imaging Spectroscopic Ellipsometry, and Digital Holographic Microscopy.
It offers a comprehensive view of nanoscale imaging and surface analysis. The event is for scientists, engineers, students, and industry professionals in materials science, life sciences, and surface analysis.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 9 September 2026 to 11 September 2026
- Organiser
- NANOscientific
- Industry
- Hardware & IoT
Agenda themes
Topics covered
- Industrial Engineering
- Science & Research
- Microscopy
- Nanotechnology
On stage
Speakers
- Dr. Martin Rejhongroup leader, Institute of Physics at Charles University
- Dr. Shirly EspinozaELI Beamlines
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
Asten Hotels
1 Pařížská, Praha, 11000
Bed Lounge
2 Dlouhá, Praha, 11000
Hotel Lippert
2 Mikulášská, Praha, 11000
Černý slon
1 Týnská, Praha, 11000
U Tří bubnů
8-10 U Radnice, Praha 1, 110 00
Old Town Square Hotel
20 Staroměstské náměstí, Praha, 11000
Grand hotel Praha
22 Staroměstské náměstí, Praha, 11000
Apartments Kaprova
Kaprova 14/13, Praha 1, 110 00
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