Developments allowing the precise and controlled manufacturing of nanomaterials even in large scales boosted nanotechnology as a key technology of the 21th century. Applications now reach various areas of life sciences, including their implementation in novel medicaldiagnostics, biomaterials, and therapeutic products. This has raised high expectations for further translation and realistic clinical improvements. In contrast, few NMs have ultimately reached clinical applications as robust tools for nanomedicine.

Bearing such limitations in mind, with this symposium, the aim is to not only bring together leading researchers in both experimental and (pre)clinical nanobiomedicine but also toprovide a platform for young researchers to educate trans-disciplinary communication in the growing though still split areas of nanobiomedicine.

Please see attached program for details!