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FAMN-CAID 2026 at Delhi University: Final Countdown to Advanced Materials, Nanotechnology & AI Conference
The wait is almost over! As we step into the second week of March, the excitement on the campus of Motilal Nehru College is palpable. FAMN-CAID 2026 (Frontiers in Advanced Materials, Nanotechnology, Computing and Artificial Intelligence Based Devices) is emerging as one of the key interdisciplinary academic conferences hosted this season. We are now just three days away from this highly anticipated event focusing on Environment and Sustainable Development!
Look out for these official event standees as you navigate the campus this weekend!
With the event kicking off this Friday, March 13-15, 2026, at Delhi University, it is time to gear up for a weekend of groundbreaking discussions, networking, and scientific discovery.
📌 Quick Reference: Event Details
- Event: FAMN-CAID-2026
- Dates: March 13 – 15, 2026
- Location: Motilal Nehru College (University of Delhi)
- Sponsorship: Proudly supported by Council of Scientific and Industrial Research research initiatives.
🤝 Acknowledging the Organizing Committee
An international conference of this scale requires immense dedication. The conference is officially organized by the National Seminar Committee in collaboration with ANUSANDHAN: The Physics Society, under the aegis of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC). We are deeply thankful to:
- Principal: PROF. YOGESHWAR SHARMA
- Convenor: DR. RAKESH KUMAR SONKER
- Organising Secretary: DR. MANOHAR SINGH
- IQAC Coordinator: PROF. A.M KHAN
Review the themes and guidelines on the official flyer before the opening address.
What to Expect on Day 1
As attendees arrive this Friday, the opening day will lay the groundwork for our core themes. Discussions will also cover emerging areas such as quantum materials, semiconductor nanostructures, computational materials science, and machine learning assisted device design. Special sessions will also explore sustainable materials research and AI-assisted materials discovery for next-generation device engineering, making FAMN-CAID 2026 highly relevant for interdisciplinary physics researchers.
If you are presenting your paper, please ensure your slide decks are finalized according to the guidelines! Committee members will be available to discuss publication opportunities in Scopus indexed journals.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is FAMN-CAID 2026?
An international conference on advanced materials, nanotechnology, AI-based devices and sustainability.
Where is FAMN-CAID 2026 held?
FAMN-CAID 2026 is being held at Motilal Nehru College, a constituent college of University of Delhi in New Delhi.
Who can attend FAMN-CAID 2026?
Researchers, students, faculty and interdisciplinary scholars.
About the Author
Harsh Nath Jha is a physics student at Motilal Nehru College, President of ANUSANDHAN Physics Society, and actively engaged in science communication, academic conference coordination, and interdisciplinary research outreach.
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