INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

MATERIALS

SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

SPAIN

21 - 24 MAY 2026

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HYBRID CONFERENCE

4th International Conference on

MATERIALS SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

Royal Caribbean Cruise, Harmony of the Seas, Spain

21 - 24 May 2026

Abstract Due Date: 20 August 2025

Shaping the future through Materials Research and Innovation

Leaving from Barcelona, Spain on Thursday, 21 May 2026

Day 1

Barcelona, Spain

Day 2

Palma De Mallorca, Spain

Day 3

Provence (Marseille), France

Day 4

Barcelona, Spain

PREVIOUSLY ASSOCIATED WITH

ABOUT CONFERENCE

4th International Conference on Materials Science, Engineering and Technology, Spain 2026 will provide stage to researchers, scientists and engineers from different disciplines to interact and exchange recent breakthroughs in materials science with some of the best minds in the world. The conference will focus on discussing the current findings and networking opportunities for the advancement of materials science. The program will highlight latest trends in materials research, with special emphasis on interdisciplinary research in both fundamental and applied areas to foster the development of innovative strategies. The conference will feature world renowned keynote speakers, plenary speeches, oral and e-poster presentations to talk about existing research and upcoming challenges.

HONORING OUR PAST CONFERENCE CHAIRS

Prof. Peter Lund

Aalto University
Finland

Prof. Aristides Zdetsis

Head Molecular Engineering Laboratory, Division of Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, Astronomy and Astrophysics, Department of Physics, University of Patras
Greece

Prof. Bin Zhu

Southeast University and Xian Jiaotong University
China

Prof. John Zhou

Director, Centre for Green Technology, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Technology Sydney
Australia

HONORING OUR PAST CONFERENCE CO-CHAIRS

Prof. Yizhong Huang

Nanyang Technological University
Singapore

Prof. Yun Hang Hu

Michigan Technological University
United States

PAST COMMITTEE MEMBERS​

Prof. Samuel Adeloju

Monash University
Australia

Prof. Tohru Higuchi

Tokyo University of Science
Japan

Prof. Byung-Dae Park

Kyungpook National University
South Korea

Prof. Alejandro Sosnik

Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
Israel

Dr. Yinghong Wu

ETH Zürich
Switzerland

Prof. TIhomir Atanassov Dovramadjiev

Technical University of Varna
Bulgaria

Prof. Nazim Mammadov

Baku State University
Azerbaijan

Prof. Jian Shen

Fudan University
China

Dr. Paola Serena Ginestra

University of Brescia
Italy

Dr. Alokesh Pramanik

Curtin University
Australia

Prof. Norazriena Binti Yusoff

University of Malaya
Malaysia

Prof. Shyue-Chu Ke

National Dong Hwa University
Taiwan

Dr. Kun Liang

A-Star
Singapore

Prof. Hongbin Li

Qiqihar University
China

Dr. Krishanu Roy

The University of Waikato
New Zealand

Dr. Guanhua Lin

Fujian Normal University
China

Prof. Blanca del Rosal

RMIT University
Australia

Prof. Daniel Ruiz-Molina

Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
Spain

Dr. Tarmizi Taher

Sumatra Institute of Technology
Indonesia

Prof. Paulo Cesar De Morais

Catholic University of Brasilia
Brazil

Prof. Masashi Kotobuki

Ming Chi University of Technology
Taiwan

Prof. Ephraim Suhir

Portland State University
United States

Prof. Mohammad Mehrali

University of Twente
Netherlands

Dr. Shidong Wang

Chinese Academy of Sciences
China

Prof. Zhangpeng Li

Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics
China

Dr. Pablo Gutierrez Sanchez

Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
Spain

Dr. Nikolai Korneev

National Institute of Astrophysics, Optics and Electronics
Mexico

Prof. Jin-Ku Lee

Seoul National University
South Korea

Prof. Aleksandra Drozd-Rzoska

Polish Academy of Sciences
Poland

Prof. Zaibunnisa Abdul Haiyee

MARA Technological University
Malaysia

Prof. Zidan Wang

The University of Hong Kong
Hong Kong

Dr. Aditya Rianjanu

Sumatra Institute of Technology
Indonesia

Prof. Yuan Chen

The University of Sydney
Australia

Dr. Oleksandr I. Malyi

Inverse Materials Design Group
Poland

Prof. Anees Ahmad Ansari

King Saud University
Saudi Arabia

Prof. Xu Hou

Xiamen University
China

PAST SPEAKERS

Prof. Tai-Shung Chung

National University of Singapore
Singapore

Advanced composite membranes for clean water and clean energy

Prof. Vivian WY Tam

Western Sydney University
Australia

Next era on recycled concrete

Prof. Leslie Yeo

RMIT University
Australia

Phonon‐mediated microfluidic synthesis, processing and manipulation of two‐dimensional and bulk crystals

Prof. Josep Nogues

Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICN2)
Spain

Magnetoplasmonic nanocapsules as wirelessly controlled nanotherapies

Prof. Yun Hang Hu

Michigan Technological University
United States

Advanced materials for sustainable energy and environment: From nanomaterials to superstructured materials

Prof. Baowen Li

Southern University of Science and Technology
China

Non-reciprocal heat transfer/thermal diode & its applications in solid state cooling

Prof. Zibiao Li

A*STAR’s Institute of Sustainability for Chemicals, Energy and Environment
Singapore

Next-gen circular plastic materials towards sustainable applications

Prof. Daniel Chen

University of Saskatchewan
Canada

Advance in biomaterials, bioink, and extrusion bioprinting

Prof. Matjaz Godec

Institute of Metals and Technology Ljubljana
Slovenia

Advancements in the additive manufacturing of biodegradable metallic materials for orthopedic applications

Prof. Leonard Brillson

The Ohio State University
United States

Native point defect control of Schottky barriers and piezovoltage in ZnO nanowires

Prof. Patrizia Contursi

University of Naples Federico II
Italy

Repurposing citrus waste to produce value-added products

Prof. Sabine Valange

University of Poitiers
France

Surface-engineered CuO microstructured particles for cavitation bubble assisted catalytic reactions towards energy-efficient sonochemistry

Prof. Muresan Alina Crina

Dunarea de Jos University of Galati
Romania

Surface functionalization of zinc with polymers by electrochemical techniques for enhanced properties

Prof. Mariusz Hasiak

Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
Poland

Novel Zr-based bulk metallic glasses with unique physicochemical properties synthesized by innovative processing methods

Prof. Gianfranco Peluso

UNICAMILLUS
Italy

Nanopolymer-mediated hydroxytyrosol delivery

Prof. Jianmei He

Kogakuin University
Japan

Adaptability study of mesh structures as applied for medical stent devices

Prof. Junyoung Mun

Sungkyunkwan University
South Korea

Different surface dynamics of LiCoO2 by cathode electrolyte interface and artificial layer across potential conditions

Prof. Seiichi Taguchi

KOBE University
Japan

Microbial plastic factory: Bio-resourced biodegradable polylactide modifier

Dr. Eva Scholtzova

Slovak Academy of Sciences
Slovakia

Combined DFT and experimental study of adsorption effectivity of graphene oxide and kaolinite for benzethonium chloride

Prof. Eunsang Kwon

Tohoku University
Japan

Structure and properties of metal endohedral [C60] fullerene

Dr. Deyana Tchitchekova

Materials Science Institute of Barcelona (ICMAB-CSIC)
Spain

Developments of magnesium and calcium metal batteries

Dr. Nikolai Korneev

National Institute of Astrophysics, Optics and Electronics
Mexico

Investigation of ionic content in perovskite films by nonstationary photocurrent method

Dr. Daria Podstawczyk

Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
Poland

Coaxial 4D printing of thermoresponsive hydrogel soft bioactuators with embedded perfusable channels

Prof. Yuki Orikasa

Ritsumeikan University
Japan

Mechanical interface between electrode and electrolyte of all-solid-state batteries

Prof. Chengyi Song

Shanghai Jiao Tong University
China

Infrared absorption, conversion and regulation based on liquid metal composites

Prof. Tohru Higuchi

Tokyo University of Science
Japan

Electric double layer effect at solid/solid interface in all-solid-state lithium-ion battery

Prof. Iman Roqan

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology
Saudi Arabia

High performance cost-effective solar-blind deep UV photodetector based on solution processed GaxO3 core-shell quantum dots

Prof. George Syrrokostas

University of Patras
Greece

Hybrid electrochromic devices based on cobalt redox electrolytes

Prof. Samuel Adeloju

Monash University
Australia

Layered architectural fabrication of robust and high performance polypyrrole-based nanobiosensors

Prof. Hiroshi Mizuta

Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Japan

Extreme sensing and thermal engineering based on graphene nanodevices and NEMS

Prof. Junkuo Gao

Zhejiang Sci-Tech University
China

Design and optimization of metal-organic framework-derived electrocatalysts for efficient water splitting

Prof. Janusz Lipkowski

Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw
Poland

Bertholide compounds in modern materials chemistry – on the example of organic zeolites

Prof. Erik Laurini

University of Trieste
Italy

Accelerating polymeric material discovery via HPC-multiscale modelling: Three effective case studies on research and industrial applications

Prof. Byung Seong Bae

Hoseo University
South Korea

Enhancing bio-sensor detection using oxide thin-film transistor inverter circuitry

Prof. Lidia Benea

Dunarea de Jos University of Galati
Romania

Nanoporous TiO2 film obtained electrochemically on Ti6Al4V implant alloy

SESSIONS

PAST CONFERENCE GALLERY

PAST PARTICIPATION STATS

55

Countries

Over 55 countries participated in the past conference.

387

Participants

More than 387 participant from academia and industries have attended.

189

Organizations

World’s top most organizations that attended previous conferences.

Conference Venue: Cruise Round Trip from Barcelona, Spain

Set sail on a unique scientific journey aboard a cruise that combines cutting-edge discussions with stunning Mediterranean views. The conference will take place on a round trip from Barcelona, Spain—a city renowned for its vibrant culture, rich history, and dynamic spirit of innovation.

The itinerary includes inspiring ports of call in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, and Provence (Marseille), France, before returning to the cosmopolitan energy of Barcelona. Each destination offers its own blend of cultural depth and forward-thinking perspectives—perfect for sparking conversations and collaboration among global thought leaders.

Barcelona has long been a crossroads of ideas, blending tradition with transformation. As a major European hub for science, technology, and innovation, the city is home to leading research institutions, pioneering startups, and a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem. Catalonia’s investment in R&D, education, and digital infrastructure has positioned the region as a rising power in biotech, AI, sustainable energy, and smart city development.

This cruise-based venue offers an exciting and inspiring setting that elevates the conference experience beyond the ordinary. It embodies the very spirit of discovery, exchange, and movement that drives modern scientific and technological progress. Whether networking onboard or exploring historic port cities, delegates will find themselves immersed in an environment that fuels imagination, fosters meaningful collaboration, and ignites future-shaping ideas.