29th ETH Nanoparticles Conference 2026

The Nanoparticles Conference functions as an interdisciplinary forum focusing on all aspects of nanoparticles — from different types of sources to transformative changes in ambient air, followed by their global distribution. The event will explore technical mitigation, regulatory standards, and the effects of nanoparticles on health, the environment, and climate. The NPC starts with a welcome reception in the evening of day 1, followed by three days of high-quality and cutting-edge presentation (oral and poster) with intensive discussions among the participants. Day 1 of the scientific program is closed by a exhibitor apéro, while day 2 find its highlight in the evening at the conference dinner. On day 3 the scientific program find its continuation in the morning, while the focus event in the afternoon will close the conference.

Topics

  • Aircraft, marine and other non-road sources
  • Alternative fuels Ambient air particles, secondary pollutants
  • Biomass burning, incl. wildfires
  • Brake wear and tyre wear particles
  • Emission control of combustion engines
  • Environmental and climate effects
  • Filtration of nanoparticles (also biogenic)
  • Indoor particles and occupational exposure
  • Legislation, monitoring and enforcement
  • Nanoparticle physics and chemistry
  • Nanoparticle formation and transformation
  • Nanoparticle metrology
  • Nanoparticle toxicity and health effects

Focus Event on Indoor Particle Exposure

It is important to reduce nanoparticle emissions at the source and to reduce their formation. While the formation mostly, but not only, happens outside, humans spend most of their time inside. Therefore, it is also important to keep the nanoparticles outside or to remove them from the inside air. The NPC focus event 2026 will discuss all aspects of indoor particle exposure, such as ventilation, filtration, technical measures, health aspects and legislation.

Please be cautious!

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Meeting Chairs

Dr. Loretta Müller
University Hospital Bern (Insel)

and

Dr. Martin Gysel-Beer
PSI Villigen

Symposium Sekretariat

SCS Head Office
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