11th International Conference on
Tokyo, Japan
Nanotechnology is revolutionizing thermal management by engineering materials that control heat flow at the atomic scale. Nanomaterials such as graphene, boron nitride, and carbon nanotubes offer ultra-high thermal conductivity with low weight. They enable precise heat dissipation in compact electronics, high-power devices, and next-gen energy systems. Nanoscale structuring allows tailored thermal pathways—channeling heat away from sensitive components with minimal resistance. Phase-change nanomaterials store and release thermal energy efficiently, ideal for wearables and aerospace systems. Flexible thermal interfaces and nano-enhanced coolants are expanding possibilities in EVs, 5G, and quantum computing.
High-Conductivity Nanomaterials
Thermal Interface Materials
Nanofluids & Coolants
Insulating Coatings
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