S1. Metasurface and Metaoptics

This symposium will discuss latest development in metasurface and metaoptics, including their design, simulation, fabrication and applications. The topics include but are not limited to:
1. AI for metasurface and metaoptics in design and analysis;
2. Metaoptics for optical computing and AI;
3. Plasmonic and dielectric metasurface and metaoptics for bio- and chemo-sensing and imaging;
4. Active and tunable metasurface and metaoptics;
5. Nonlinear optics in metasurfaces;
6. Emerging materials, fabrication techniques, and applications.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Jinghua Teng A*STAR Research

Prof. Junsuk Rho Pohang University of Science and Technology

Invited speakers

Prof. Sunae So Korea University	Prof. Longqing Cong Southern University of Science and Technology	Prof. Yanjun Liu Southern University of Science and Technology
Prof. Son Tung Ha A*STAR Research	Prof. Kun Huang University of Science and Technology of China	Prof. Ching Eng Png A*STAR Research
Dr. Zeng Wang A*STAR Research	Prof. Giorgio Adamo University of Southampton

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S2. AI-Accelerated Design for Materials and Sensors

This symposium will explore AI-driven strategies for the design and optimization of materials and sensor systems. Topics will include data-informed design frameworks, machine-learning-enabled modeling and interpretation, AI-assisted experimental planning, and intelligent integration of materials, devices, and sensing performance. Contributions emphasizing design strategies, decision-making processes, and cross-scale insights beyond specific computational methods are especially encouraged.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Po-Liang Liu Chung-Hsing University

Prof. Cheng-Tang Pan National Institutes of Applied Research

Invited speakers

Prof. Zingway Pei Chung Hsing University	Prof. Xian Qin Fujian Normal University	Prof. Shao-Yu Wang National United University
Prof. Yansong Yang The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology	Prof. Chiao-Chi Lin Feng Chia University	Prof. Ming-Chan Lee Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology

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S3. AI-Driven Biomedical Imaging and Diagnostics

This symposium's topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. AI algorithms for biomedical image reconstruction, enhancement, and denoising;
2. Machine learning and deep learning methods for medical image analysis and interpretation;
3. Multimodal biomedical imaging and data fusion enabled by artificial intelligence;
4. Intelligent diagnostic systems for disease detection, classification, and prognosis;
5. AI-assisted real-time imaging, point-of-care testing, and clinical decision support;
6. Novel Optical Nanoprobes and Bioimaging Systems.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Xiaogang Liu National University of Singapore	Prof. Hong Liu Shandong University	Prof. Qiushui Chen Fuzhou University
Prof. Sanyang Han Tsinghua University

Invited speakers

Prof. Long Bai Shanghai University	Prof. Yidong Hou Sichuan University	Prof. Zichao Luo Fudan University
Prof. Libing Zhang Tianjin University	Prof. Xiyan Li Nankai University	Prof. Renren Deng Zhejiang University
Prof. Honghui He Tsinghua University	Prof. Hongyu Bian Jilin University	Prof. Yiming Wu Xiamen University
Prof. Fan Wang Beihang University	Prof. Zewei Quan Southern University of Science and Technology	Prof. Peiwu Qin Tsinghua University
Prof. Taotao Zhuang University of Science and Technology of China

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S4. AI-Enhanced Bioelectronics

This symposium aims to explore the forefront of intelligent bioelectronic systems. The topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. Smart and Integrated Flexible/Wearable/Implantable Bioelectronic Systems;
2. Closed-Loop Bioelectronic Medicine and Adaptive Therapeutic Intervention;
3. AI-Enhanced Design and Signal Processing of Bioelectronics;
4. Intelligent Sensory-Motor Feedback and Human–Machine Interaction.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Zhou Li Tsinghua University

Prof. Zhuo Liu Beihang University

Prof. Ting Zhang Chinese Academy of Sciences

Invited speakers

Prof. Aixue Li Beijing Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences	Prof. Xuecheng Qu Tsinghua University	Prof. Weiyan Ren Beihang University
Prof. Xili Ding Beihang University	Prof. Ting Wang Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications	Prof. Xining Zang Tsinghua University
Prof. Xun Chen University of Science and Technology of China	Prof. Qilin Hua Beijing Institute of Technology	Prof. Xiaohui Zhang Xi'an Jiaotong University

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S5. AI-Driven Bio/Chemical Sensors

This symposium’s topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. AI-driven biosensors and chemical sensors for medical diagnostics and environmental monitoring;
2. Nanophotonic, mid-IR, and THz sensing technologies enhanced by machine learning;
3. BioMEMS/BioNEMS and microfluidic lab-on-chip platforms with AI-assisted signal interpretation;
4. Biomedical signal processing, physiological monitoring, and multi-modal bioimaging using AI;
5. Intelligent biomedical devices, including implantable systems, neural probes, and rehabilitation technologies enabled by AI.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Hong Zhou Northwestern Polytechnical University

Prof. Sanghoon Lee Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology

Invited speakers

Prof. Ah-Hyoung Lee Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology	Prof. Jianghong Wu Shenzhen Technology University	Prof. Bowen Ji Northwestern Polytechnical University
Prof. Wen Zeng Northwestern Polytechnical University	Prof. Jihun Lee Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology	Prof. Eojin Rho  Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology
Prof. Xindan Hui Xi'an University of Technology	Prof. Jiyeon Kang Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology

S6. AI Sensors for Smart Healthcare Applications

This symposium will explore the integration of artificial intelligence with advanced sensor technologies for nextgeneration smart healthcare. Topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. AIenhanced wearable and implantable sensors for continuous health monitoring;
2. Machine learning algorithms for early disease diagnosis and prognostic assessment;
3. Intelligent data fusion from multimodal sensors for personalized medicine;
4. Edge AI and realtime clinical decision support systems;
5. Remote patient monitoring and AIdriven telemedicine platforms;
6. Smart sensor devices and systems for healthcare and medical applications.

Symposium chair

Prof. Inkyu Park Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Invited speakers

Prof. Edward Park Simon Fraser University	Prof. Mingyu Sang Gachon University	Dr. Jungrak Choi Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute
Prof. Min-Ho Seo Pusan National University	Prof. Junseong Ahn Korea University

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S7. Microfluidics, Lab-on-a-Chip and MicroTAS

This symposium highlights recent advances in advanced sensors, microfluidics, robots, and autonomous systems for next-generation analytical and biomedical technologies. By integrating sensitive sensing platforms with precise microfluidic control and intelligent automation, these systems enable rapid, high-throughput, and autonomous detection of chemical and biological signals. The session will showcase emerging innovations and discuss their applications in diagnostics, environmental monitoring, and precision medicine.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Chia-Hung Chen City University of Hong Kong

Prof. Michinao Hashimoto Singapore University of Technology and Design

Prof. Yun Jung Heo Kyung Hee University

Invited speakers

Prof. Kenichi Funamoto Tohoku University	Prof. Kyung-A Hyun Sungshin Women's University	Prof. Daisuke Yoshino Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
Dr. Mami Akaike Kumamoto University	Prof. Taek Lee KwangWoon University	Prof. Jiyoon Bu Inha University
Prof. Moeto Nagai Toyohashi University of Technology	Prof. Joo H. Kang Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology	Prof. Da Som Yang Chung-Ang University
Prof. Thanh Duc Nguyen University of Connecticut	Prof. Jean (Jeeyeon) Lee City University of Hong Kong (Dongguan)	Prof. Hnin Y. Y. Nyein The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Prof. Yong Lin Kong Rice University	Prof. Yoshikazu Hirai Kyoto University	Prof. Daiki Tanaka Waseda University
Prof. Yang Ye Tottori University

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S8. Advanced Sensors for Robots and Autonomous Systems

This symposium's topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. Multi-modal Perception Systems (LiDAR, Radar, and Vision Fusion);
2. Neuromorphic Sensing and Event-based Vision for Robotics;
3. Tactile Sensing, E-Skins, and Proprioception for Dexterous Manipulation;
4. AI-Driven Sensor Fusion and Scene Understanding;
5. Advanced Sensing for Embodied AI and Diverse Robotic Applications.

Symposium chair

Prof. Huicong Liu Soochow University

Invited speakers

Prof. Cheng Hou Kunming University of Science and Technology

Prof. Yonggang Jiang Beihang University

Prof. Shiqiang Liu Tsinghua University

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S9. Soft Sensors and Actuators for Human-Machine Interface

This symposium's topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. Flexible and Stretchable Sensor Technologies;
2. Soft Actuation and Haptic Feedback Systems；
3. System Integration for Soft Human–Machine Interfaces；
4. Signal Interpretation, Modeling, and Closed-Loop Control；
5. Human–Machine Interface Applications in Healthcare, Robotics, and Augmented Reality.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Xinge Yu City University of Hong Kong

Prof. Sang Min Won Sungkyunkwan University

Prof. Yiming Liu Macau University of Science and Technology

Invited speakers

Prof. Jaeyoung Yoo Sungkyunkwan University	Prof. Yoonseok Park Kyung Hee University	Prof. Lin Xu Jilin University
Prof. Yu Song City University of Hong Kong	Prof. Hnin Y. Y. Nyein The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology	Prof. You Yu ShanghaiTech University
Prof. Cui Ye Shanghai Jiao Tong University	Prof. Minqiang Wang Shanghai Jiao Tong University	Prof. Minglu Zhu Soochow University
Prof. Jihye Kim Ajou University	Prof. Minjeong Ha Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology

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S10. Soft Robotics Technologies

This symposium's topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. Soft Embodied Intelligent Robots;
2. AI-Assisted Intelligent Design and Manufacturing;
3. Novel Flexible Sensors and Multi-Modal Sensing Fusion for Soft Robots;
4. Artificial Skin Sensors and Tactile Perception Technologies for Soft Robots;
5. Bioinspired Sensing Mechanisms and Their Applications in Soft Embodied Robots.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Zhigang Wu Huazhong University of Science and Technology

Prof. Yunlong Zi The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou)

Invited speakers

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S11. Flexible, Stretchable and Wearable Sensors

This symposium will focus on the latest advances in flexible, stretchable, and wearable sensor technologies. Topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. Novel flexible substrates and stretchable conductive materials—design and fabrication.
2. High-performance wearable sensors for monitoring physiological signals (ECG, EMG, EEG, body temperature, sweat, etc.).
3. Multi-modal integrated sensing systems and flexible hybrid electronics.
4. Anti-interference, self-healing, and high-stability design strategies for wearable sensors.
5. Applications of flexible sensors in human motion monitoring, human–machine interaction, healthcare, intelligent rehabilitation, and robotic e-skin.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Jun Wu Southeast University

Prof. Qiongfeng Shi Southeast University

Prof. Yang Li Shandong University

Invited speakers

Prof. Zhiran Yi Shanghai Jiao Tong University	Prof. Yao Wang Beihang University	Prof. Tao Jin Shanghai University
Prof. Qian Zhang Sun Yat-sen University	Prof. Huimin Hao Taiyuan University of Technology	Prof. Zhilu Ye Xi’an Jiaotong University
Prof. Bingpu Zhou University of Macau

S12. Nanogenerators and Self-Powered Sensors

This symposium's topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. Triboelectric, piezoelectric, and pyroelectric nanogenerators (TENGs, PENGs, PyNGs);
2. New materials and structural designs for high-performance energy harvesting;
3. Body-embeddable applications in addition to IoT, robotics, and wearable applications;
4. Hybrid energy harvesting systems and power management circuits;
5. System integration and applications in robotics, wearables, and smart infrastructure.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Zhen Wen Soochow University

Prof. Ju-Hyuck Lee Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology

Prof. Min-Hsin Yeh Taiwan University of Science and Technology

Invited speakers

Prof. Dong-Myeong Shin The University of Hong Kong	Prof. Ying-Chih Lai Chung Hsing University	Prof. Hong-Joon Yoon Gachon University
Prof. Xuelian Wei Ocean University of China	Prof. Chen-Kuei Chung Cheng Kung University	Prof. Po-Kang Yang National Central University
Prof. Yina Liu Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University	Prof. Jia Lu Harbin Institute of Technology	Prof. Younghoon Lee Kyung Hee University
Prof. Fei Liang Northwestern Polytechnical University	Prof. Xiya Yang Jinan University	Prof. Kyungwho Choi SungKyunKwan University
Prof. Yi Xi Chongqing University	Prof. Han Kim Tech University of Korea	Prof. Xinkai Xie Southeast University
Prof. Hanjun Ryu Chung-Ang University	Prof. Minsoo Kim Sunchon National University

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S13. Energy Harvesting Technology and Intelligent Sensing Applications

This symposium's topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. Vibration-based energy harvester materials/structures for intelligent sensors;
2. Multi-source (vibration/thermal) harvesting–sensing integration;
3. Intelligent sensing designs enabled by energy harvesting;
4. Vibration-driven system performance optimization;
5. Packaging/reliability of energy harvesting sensing units;
6. Applications in smart IoT, industrial monitoring, and wearable devices.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Shengxi Zhou Northwestern Polytechnical University

Prof. Zhihui Lai Shenzhen University

Prof. Junlei Wang Zhengzhou University

Invited speakers

Dr. Haitao Xu Changchun University of Science and Technology	Prof. Shimpei Ono Tohoku University	Prof. Takashi Nakajima Tokyo University of Science
Prof. Ying Hong West China Hospital, Sichuan University	Prof. Shitong Fang Shenzhen University	Prof. Yang Kuang Central South University
Prof. Yilong Wang Harbin Institute of Technology	Prof. Jiawen Xu Southeast University	Prof. Zehao Hou Xidian University
Prof. Cailiang Zhang Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics	Prof. Bin Bao Harbin Institute of Technology (Shenzhen)	Prof. Haigang Tian Zhengzhou University
Prof. Ruqi Sun Chang'an University	Prof. Jun Dong Ludong University

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S14. Sensing Technology for Natural and Harsh Environment

This symposium focuses on sensor technologies designed to operate reliably in extreme natural and demanding conditions. Topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. High-temperature, high-pressure, and corrosion-resistant sensors for deep-sea, polar, and space exploration;
2. Advanced sensing systems for climate monitoring and natural disaster prediction;
3. Energy harvesting and self-powered solutions for long-term operation in remote locations;
4. Robust packaging and protection techniques for sensor durability under physical and chemical stress;
5. Wireless sensor networks for data collection in challenging environments;
6. Applications in oil and gas, mining, smart agriculture, and infrastructure monitoring.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Toshihiro Itoh The University of Tokyo

Prof. Ryutaro Maeda Xi'an Jiaotong University

Prof. Xueyong Wei Xi'an Jiaotong University

Invited speakers

Prof. Hirofumi Nogami Kyushu University	Prof. Tadao Matsunaga Tottori University	Prof. Hiroko Yamada Symbiotech Labo Inc.; Tohoku University
Prof. Michitaka Yamamoto The University of Tokyo	Dr. Xin Liu Taiyuan University of Technology	Prof. Jungwook Choi Chung-Ang University Korea
Prof. Noriko Tsuruoka Tohoku University	Prof. Naoki Shiraishi National Agriculture and Food Research Organization	Prof. Guozhi Zhang Hubei University of Technology
Prof. Tetsuo Sasaki Shizuoka University

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S15. IoT Sensors and System Integration

This symposium's topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. Ultra-Low-Power and Self-Powered Sensors for IoT Nodes;
2. Edge AI, TinyML, and Intelligent Signal Processing at the Edge;
3. System Integration for Smart Cities, Industrial IoT (IIoT), and Environmental Monitoring;
4. Heterogeneous Integration of Multi-Sensors;
5. Design Method and Theoretical Study of IOT Sensor and Integrated System.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Zaifa Zhou Southeast University

Prof. Huicong Liu Soochow University

Invited speakers

Prof. Sungtek Kahng Incheon National University	Prof. Lei Dong Southeast University	Prof. Linxi Dong Hangzhou Dianzi University
Prof. Lu Wang Xi'an Jiaotong University

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S16. Remote Sensing and Its Applications

This symposium focuses on the latest advances in remote sensing technologies and their wide-ranging applications in environmental monitoring, agriculture, urban planning, and disaster management. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. AI and foundation models for the processing, classification, and interpretation of big earth data;
2. Multi-source data fusion and cooperative observation from satellite, UAV, and ground-based sensors;
3. Remote sensing for climate change, natural resource management, and precision agriculture;
4. Hyperspectral, LiDAR, and SAR remote sensing for Earth observation;
5. Integration of remote sensing with IoT, edge computing, and wireless sensor networks;
6. Urban remote sensing, spatial analytics, and digital twins for smart cities;
7. Remote sensing for disaster prevention, early warning, emergency response, and recovery.

Symposium chair

Prof. Wenjiang Huang Chinese Academy of Sciences

Invited speaker

Dr. Weihong Qin Unitech International Limited; University of Electronic Science and Technology of China

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S17. Smart Cities Sensing Technologies

This symposium's topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. AI-Driven for Smart Environments and Smart Home IoT.
2. Edge Computing, TinyML, and End-to-End Learning for Resource-Constrained Systems.
3. Sensor Networks and Applications for Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS).
4. Energy-Efficient and Self-Powered Sensors for Sustainable Urban Operations.
5. Sensors for Human-Centric Smart Cities: HCI, Wearables, and XR (VR/AR).

Symposium chairs

Prof. Xingyi Zhu Tongji University

Prof. Jianxiong Zhu Southeast University

Prof. Sang-Seok Lee Tottori University

Invited speakers

Prof. Donghwi Cho Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology

Prof. Yi Chiu National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University

Prof. Xiaohong Zhou Tsinghua University

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S18. Cross Data for Sensing Applications

This symposium's topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. Original research datasets across the natural sciences, including chemistry, agriculture, and engineering;
2. Detailed descriptions of data collection methodologies from various sensors and devices;
3. Technical analyses and quality assessments supporting the reliability of research measurements;
4. Data descriptors designed for reuse rather than hypothesis testing or new interpretations;
5. Interdisciplinary data collaborations and joint works across different research areas;
6. Applications and implementations of the FAIR Data Principles, ensuring data is findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable.

Symposium chair

Prof. Lei Shu Nanjing Agricultural University

Invited speakers

Prof. Chengcheng Chen Shenyang Aerospace University

Prof. Qing Bai Taiyuan University of Technology

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S19. MEMS/NEMS Sensors

This symposium's topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. Advanced materials and structures for MEMS/NEMS sensors;
2. Micro- and nanofabrication techniques for sensor development;
3. Novel MEMS/NEMS sensor designs for physical, chemical, and biological sensing;
4. System integration, packaging, and reliability of MEMS/NEMS sensors;
5. Applications in healthcare, environmental monitoring, IoT, automotive, and industrial systems of MEMS/NEMS sensors.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Bin Yang Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Prof. Nan Wang Shanghai University

Prof. Jian Chen University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

Invited speakers

Prof. Zhiqiang Mu Chinese Academy of Sciences	Prof. Liujing Zhuang Zhejiang University	Prof. Mingzhi Yu Xi'an Jiaotong University
Prof. Yanling Liu Wuhan University	Prof. Xingzhao Wang Zhejiang University; Nanhu Brain-Computer Interface Institite	Prof. Hao Jia Chinese Academy of Sciences

S20. Wearable and Flexible Ultrasound Electronics

This symposium's topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. Advanced piezoelectric materials for ultrasound transducers;
2. Microfabrication on ultrasound transducers;
3. Wearable and flexible ultrasound for biomedical imaging;
4. Wearable and flexible ultrasound for biosignal detection, stimulation, therapy, etc;
5. AI-assisted ultrasound image and signal analysis.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Lin Zhang The University at Buffalo

Prof. Hongjie Hu Peking University

Invited speakers

Prof. Jiaqi Liu City University of Hong Kong	Prof. Chang Peng ShanghaiTech University	Prof. Yiyuan Yang National University of Singapore
Prof. He Xu Shanghai Normal University

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S21. Optical MEMS and Photonic NEMS

S22. Fiber Optics for Biosensing, Environmental Sensing, and Wearable Applications

This symposium focuses on integrating mechanical movement with light manipulation for high-performance optical and photonic devices and systems. Topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. Tunable Optical/Photonic Components;
2. MEMS/NEMS Switches, Scanners, and Modulators;
3. Nano/Micro-scale Cavity Optomechanics;
4. Optomechanical Sensors and On-chip Spectrometers;
5. Advanced Materials, Fabrication, and Packaging for Optical MEMS and Photonic NEMS;
6. Novel Actuation and Sensing Mechanisms for Optical MEMS and Photonic NEMS；
7. Novel fiber design and advanced materials for fiber sensors;
8. Integrated fiber optoelectronics and micro/nano-structured fiber sensors;
9. Fiber sensor network architectures, IoT, packaging, and long-term reliability;
10. AI-enabled fiber optic sensing and data processing/AI-integrated smart fiber sensing systems;
11. Photonic fiber sensors for point-of-care diagnostics, environmental monitoring, and healthcare;
12. Distributed and point-based fiber sensors for environmental monitoring (pH, temperature, humidity, pollutants);
13. Flexible and wearable fiber-optic sensors for physiological and motion monitoring;
14. Advanced fiber grating, interferometric, and plasmonic sensing mechanisms.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Guangya Zhou National University of Singapore

Prof. Hongbin Yu Huazhong University of Science and Technology

Invited speakers

Dr. Youmin Wang Meta Platforms, Inc.	Prof. Wei-Mong Tsang Chinese Academy of Sciences	Prof. Yiming Ma Shanghai University
Prof. Tong Lin Southeast University	Prof. Feng Tian Chinese Academy of Sciences	Prof. Peng Shi Shenzhen University
Prof. Yu Wang Taiyuan University of Technology

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S23. Si Photonics for Sensing and Edge Computing

This symposium will explore the synergistic integration of silicon photonics with sensing and edge computing paradigms. Topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. Silicon photonic integrated circuits (PICs) for on-chip optical sensing;
2. High-sensitivity silicon photonic sensors for chemical, biological, and physical parameter detection;
3. Edge computing architectures leveraging silicon photonic interconnects and processing;
4. Low-power, high-speed photonic sensors for real-time edge analytics;
5. Hybrid integration of silicon photonics with electronics for smart sensing systems.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Yunfeng Xiao Peking University

Prof. Shilun Feng SIMIT, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Invited Speakers

Prof. Binbin Wang Northwestern Polytechnical University	Prof. Daquan Yang Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications	Prof. Yi Zou ShanghaiTech University
Prof. Shuijing Tang Peking University

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S24. 2D Material-Enabled Nanosensors, Neuromorphic Computing and Applications

This symposium's topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. Electrical, optical, mechanical, and gas nanosensors based on 1D and 2D materials.
2. Mechanisms, device architectures, and fabrication strategies for 2D material-enabled nanosensors.
3. Emerging nanosensing techniques utilizing 2D materials for fundamental scientific research.
4. AI-empowered nanosensing systems based on 2D materials for industrial applications.

Symposium chair

Prof. Wu Shi Fudan University

Invited Speakers

Prof. Kai Liu Tsinghua University	Prof. Hai Huang Fudan University	Prof. Cheng Zhang Fudan University
Prof. Xiaoxi Li Shanxi University	Prof. Yu Ye Peking University	Prof. Lin Wang Nanjing Tech University

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S25. Nanomaterials and Gas/Chemical Sensors

This symposium's topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. Design and synthesis of nanomaterials for gas and chemical sensing;
2. Nanostructured sensing materials for enhanced sensing properties;
3. Gas and chemical sensor devices based on nanomaterials (e.g., metal oxides, 2D materials, and nanocomposites);
4. Sensing mechanisms, surface chemistry, and interface engineering at the nanoscale;
5. Applications of nanomaterial-based gas/chemical sensors in environmental monitoring, healthcare, and industry.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Sang Sub Kim Inha University

Prof. Zhen Yuan University of Electronic Science and Technology of China

Invited speakers

Prof. Joan Daniel Prades Braunschweig University of Technology	Prof. Heedae Kim Jeonbuk National University	Prof. Dong-Ha Kim Hanyang University
Prof. Jeong Min Baik Sungkyunkwan University	Prof. Seon-Jin Choi Hanyang University	Prof. Seong-Yong Jeong Kongju National University
Prof. Ji-Wook Yoon Jeonbuk National University	Prof. Yeon Tae Yu Jeonbuk National University	Prof. Young-Seok Shim Korea University of Technology and Education
Prof. Hyungtak Seo Ajou University	Prof. Sun-Woo Choi Kangwon National University	Prof. Yanbai Shen Northeastern University
Prof. Fang Xu Shenzhen Technology University	Prof. Daejong Yang Kongju National University	Prof. Incheol Cho Tech University of Korea
Prof. Young-Moo Jo Kyungpook National University

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S26. Smart Gas Sensors and Artificial Olfactory

This symposium's topics will include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. High-sensitivity materials for gas sensor and array;
2. Advanced electronic noses and bio-inspired olfactory systems;
3. High-precision detection applications in environmental monitoring, industrial safety and biomedical diagnostics;
4. AI-enhanced performance optimization and long-term stability;
5. Theoretical study of sensing mechanisms and olfactory coding.

Symposium chairs

Prof. Xuhui Sun Soochow University

Prof. Liang Feng Chinese Academy of Sciences

Prof. Zhi Yang Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Invited speakers

Prof. Rui You Beijing Information Science and Technology University

Prof. Xiaogan Li Dalian University of Technology

Prof. Ming Li Chinese Academy of Sciences

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S27. Regular Symposium

More details regarding the symposium, including chairs and invited speakers, are being updated continuously.