Join us in Paris, France, on May 26–27, 2027, for the Global Summit on Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology (GSAMN-2027).

Paris, one of Europe's foremost centers of scientific research, innovation, and higher education, is internationally recognized for its excellence in advanced materials, nanotechnology, engineering, and interdisciplinary research. Home to world-renowned universities, prestigious research institutions, cutting-edge laboratories, and leading technology companies, Paris provides an exceptional destination for scientists, researchers, academicians, engineers, industry professionals, innovators, and students to exchange ideas, present groundbreaking discoveries, and foster global collaborations in advanced materials and nanotechnology.

Paris is one of Europe's most connected railway hubs, served by France's high-speed TGV network and international rail services including Eurostar and regional trains. Visitors can easily travel from major European cities such as London, Brussels, Amsterdam, Geneva, Frankfurt, and Barcelona. The city's efficient Paris Métro, RER, and tram systems provide seamless transportation throughout the metropolitan area.

Airport shuttle buses, long-distance coaches, public buses, and regional transport services provide convenient connections between Charles de Gaulle Airport, Orly Airport, conference venues, hotels, and major attractions across Paris.

Licensed taxis are readily available at both airports, while ride-hailing services operate throughout the city. Travel time from Charles de Gaulle Airport to central Paris is approximately 35–50 minutes, depending on traffic, while Orly Airport is approximately 20–35 minutes from the city center.

Join us in Paris, France, for GSAMN-2027 and engage with leading scientists, researchers, engineers, academicians, and industry experts from around the world to explore the latest advances in advanced materials, nanotechnology, sustainable materials, energy materials, biomaterials, smart materials, nanoelectronics, and next-generation manufacturing while promoting scientific excellence, innovation, and international collaboration.