In November 2023, the 3rd International Conference on Innovative Materials and NanoEngineering (IMNE-2023) was held from the 10th to the 13th in Dovgoluka, Ukraine. This annual event brought together leading researchers and scientists from across the globe, with attendees representing countries such as the United States, Germany, Poland, France, and Ukraine. The conference provided a unique platform for sharing the latest material science and nanotechnology research, focusing on applications in energy, optics, and electronics. Over 40 talks were delivered during the conference, making it a dynamic and informative gathering of experts.
Among the invited speakers was the renowned professor Yury Gogotsi from Drexel University, USA, a pioneer in nanomaterials and nanotechnology. His speech, along with other invited presentations, provided attendees with deep insights into the future of nanoengineering and its potential applications across various industries. Gogotsi, known for his contributions to the development of carbon nanomaterials, particularly MXenes, captured the audience’s attention with his innovative approach to energy storage and material design.
The IMAGE project, represented by its dedicated research team, was again a key participant at IMNE-2023. Researchers from Lviv Polytechnic National University and their international partners from previous years contributed significantly to the conference. Their presentations, focused on anisotropic crystalline nanocomposites, sparked vibrant discussions among attendees. As a project actively participating in previous conference editions, the IMAGE team used this platform to present their latest research findings and build upon their collaborations with international peers.
Throughout the event, the IMAGE project team showcased their ongoing work developing advanced materials with potential applications in lasers and photonic devices. Their contributions highlighted the project’s continued influence in the field of nanotechnology, further cementing their role as innovators in this rapidly evolving sector.
Photos taken during the conference reflected the IMAGE team’s active participation, both during their presentations and in the various technical sessions and discussions. These images, now available on the project’s website, serve as a testament to the team’s involvement and the importance of the IMNE conference in fostering international collaboration.
IMNE-2023 proved to be another successful chapter in the IMAGE project’s journey, helping them build stronger research ties and further their mission to innovate in nanomaterials and nanoengineering. Stay tuned for more updates on the project’s progress and future endeavors!