MNE 2026 will feature a distinguished line-up of plenary and invited speakers from academia and industry, covering key developments in micro- and nano-engineering, fabrication, sustainability, biosensing, biointerfaces, and advanced manufacturing.
Plenary Talks
Jos Benschop
High resolution lithography using EUV – status and prospects
Jean-Louis Leclerc
Towards sustainable semiconductor manufacturing & fife cycle assessment in microelectronics
Andrew De Mello
Microfluidic technologies for high throughput biological experimentation
Xavier Multone
Bridging heritage and innovation: Pioneering technologies and advanced materials for the watchmaking industry
Heiko Stahl
MEMS miniaturization over the last 40 years at Bosch
Invited Talks
J. Alexander Liddle
Nanoimprint lithography for high volume fabrication – status and prospects
Gabi Grützner
Resist development at micro resist technology GmbH over 30 years
Irene Fernandez-Cuesta
Nano-opto-fluidics for biosensing
Junsuk Rho
Sustainable manufacturing of optical metasurfaces with engineered optical materials
Francesc Pérez-Murano
Advances in directed self-assemby for semiconductor device fabrication
Bruno Azeredo
Roughness suppression in electrochemical nanoimprinting of Si
Lucia Romano
Gas-assisted metal-assisted chemical etching for sustainable manufacturing
Carla Frege
Fluorinated greenhouse gas measurements in cleanroom environment
Yujia Zhang
Bioiontronics for biointerfaces and future medicine
Isabelle Servin
Sustainable process strategies based on the environmental footprint of semiconductor manufacturing
Yannick Rivoira
From Silica Sand to Semiconductors: Understanding and Assessing Environmental Impacts in Cleanroom Manufacturing
Sébastien Toussaint
Implementing resilience with ICTs
Jeff Kettle
Life Cycle Analysis of electronic assemblies and discrete components to reduce environmental impact as well as waste