NANO.IL.2026 Tutorials Day
Join Our NANO.IL.2026 Tutorials Day which offers 8 Workshops in Various Fields of Nanotechnology.
The workshops will be held at the: Edmond J. Safra Campus (Givat Ram), The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
The purpose of the workshops is to provide knowledge, especially for engineers, and also for those who do not come from the field but are interested in learning more about it and harnessing their skills in the nanotechnology field, each in their own domain.
The following workshops will be delivered by the leaders in the fields. The duration of each workshop shall be three hours. There will be a morning session, lunch break and afternoon session of workshops.
Workshop Topics
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Workshop 1 - Nanotechnology - Introduction and Overview
Chair: Uri Banin, HUJI
Overview on the development of nanotechnology from basic science to technologies and applications with a focus on nanomaterials, nano-medicine, and nano-photonicsUri banin, HUJI
Workshop 2 - AI in the Industrial Nano World and Beyond
Chair: Eyal Farkash, Accenture
An overview of the AI concepts, methodologies, and processes to greatly enhance the overall products and processes, a view into an AI factory automation in semiconductors and several examples by companies on how to effectively utilize the AI in multiple areas.
Workshop 3 - Nano Materials and Nano Mechanics
Chair: Dan Mordehai, TEC
The effect of dimensionality reduction on materials’ properties and the change of the mechanical properties from bulk to nanomaterials (2D, 1D, 0D).
Workshop 4 - 3D Printing - From Design to Fabrication
Chair: Ziv Sadeh, SU-PAD
Overview of additive manufacturing using 3D printing. Examples of additive manufacturing utilizing various materials. Design guidelines for additive manufacturing and more.
Workshop 5 - Nano Photonics
Chair: TBD
Overview of Light matter interactions at the nanoscale, introduction of basic concepts and possible application of nanophotonics.
Workshop 6 - Nano for Quantum Information / Computing
Chairs: Nadav Katz, HUJI
Introduction to quantum information and quantum computing systems, key technologies and requirements. Overview of future challenges and opportunities.
Workshop 7 - AI in Academy
Chairs: Ehud Tsemach and Amir Erez, HUJI
Overview of AI tools for use in academy. Presentation of the use of AI in nano research.
Workshop 8 - Nano Safety & Regulation
Chair: Moshe Oron, Ex KiloLambda
Overview on current international nanotechnology standardization, nano related safety hazards and recommended working practices.
Workshop 9 - Entrepreneurship in Nano
Chair: Shuki Yeshurun, Entrepreneur
A unique tutorial on becoming an entrepreneur. The tutorial will overview the progress from a basic idea to a product and how to promote it to the global market. Several entrepreneurs who founded companies will share their experience. Investors will share what are they looking for when meeting entrepreneurs.
Workshop 10 – What's up in Nanoelectronics - computation, sensing, and bio-convergence
Chair: Yosi Shacham, RUNI
Overview of current applications for nanoscale electronic devices, including sensing, flexible electronics and computing.
