The conference featured distinguished plenary speakers, oral and poster presentations, and interactive workshops covering a broad range of topics, including Nanoscience and Nanoengineering, Micro- and Nanophotonics, and Smart Systems for Biomedical and Health Applications.
The eBio-hub research team contributed to the scientific program by presenting recent research advances:
Amarachi Osi – Biocompatible Microneedle Patch for Transdermal Anti-inflammatory Drug Delivery, presented in the Devices and Smart Systems for Biomedical and Health Applications session.
Cornel Cobianu – Two contributions presented in the Nanoscience & Nanoengineering Applications session:
Onion-Like Carbon–PVP Nanocomposite Films for Chemiresistive Detection of Isopropanol Vapor.
A ZnO–PVP Functionalized Oxidized Carbon Nanohorns Platform for Resistive Relative Humidity Sensing.
CAS 2026 provided an excellent opportunity for scientific exchange, interdisciplinary discussions, and new research connections, highlighting the diversity of expertise and innovative research developed within eBio-hub – Center of Excellence in Bioengineering.
Through its participation, eBio-hub continues to strengthen its scientific visibility and foster interdisciplinary collaboration at the intersection of nanotechnology, advanced materials, and biomedical engineering.
