On behalf of the MacDiarmid Institute for Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology and the conference organising committee, we would like to invite you to join us in New Zealand, for the 10th biannual conference series on Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology. Since the inaugural conference in Wellington in 2003, the conference has toured the country. Now, AMN10 welcomes you to Rotorua, a place of lakes, natural beauty and thermal activity.
The AMN conference series is interdisciplinary and covers a broad variety of topics in nanotechnology and materials science. It brings together material scientists, chemists, physicists, biologists and engineers resulting in stimulating discussions that bridge the range from building electronic devices to the study of protein structures.
The conference will offer high-impact plenary and keynote presentations as well as invited and contributed presentations at the forefront of their fields. The program’s scientific and social events are designed to encourage discussion and new connections between people and research fields.
Rotorua is located centrally on the North Island, only 3 hours drive or a short flight from Auckland International airport. It is one of New Zealand’s premier tourist locations due to its geothermal wonderland, many lakes and beautiful forests. It offers world-class mountain biking and adventure activities, excellent food and drink, and a rich Māori culture – such as in the living Māori village of Whakarewarewa.
We hope you will join us at AMN10 and look forward to meeting you in February 2022!
The AMN conference series is interdisciplinary and covers a broad variety of topics in nanotechnology and materials science. It brings together material scientists, chemists, physicists, biologists and engineers resulting in stimulating discussions that bridge the range from building electronic devices to the study of protein structures.
The conference will offer high-impact plenary and keynote presentations as well as invited and contributed presentations at the forefront of their fields. The program’s scientific and social events are designed to encourage discussion and new connections between people and research fields.
Rotorua is located centrally on the North Island, only 3 hours drive or a short flight from Auckland International airport. It is one of New Zealand’s premier tourist locations due to its geothermal wonderland, many lakes and beautiful forests. It offers world-class mountain biking and adventure activities, excellent food and drink, and a rich Māori culture – such as in the living Māori village of Whakarewarewa.
We hope you will join us at AMN10 and look forward to meeting you in February 2022!
