Join experts at the conference dedicated to the latest trends in nanotechnology. You can expect a series of oral presentations focused on nanomaterials, biomedical applications, next-generation electronics, sustainable technologies and more. In addition, you can expect a poster session, including a best poster competition, and a best talk competition. Furthermore, a workshop and a social evening with a rich buffet. This now traditional conference provides an opportunity to gain new insights into research and development in this field.
His Nanooptics Group advances scattering-type scanning near-field optical microscopy (s-SNOM) and Fourier transform infrared nanospectroscopy (nano-FTIR), applying these techniques across diverse scientific and technological fields. Both methods provide wavelength-independent spatial resolution of 10–20 nm at visible, infrared, and terahertz frequencies—surpassing the diffraction limit by up to three orders of magnitude.
His research group specializes in the development of high-precision, scalable synthesis of nanomaterials and their applications, including nanomedicine.
He has taken part in more than one hundred research projects, in most of them as P.I., including three of the highly prestigious ERC Advanced Grants (HECTOR, 2011-16; CADENCE, 2017-23; and ROMEO, 2025-30) - the last two focused on developing catalysts and nanoparticles capable of fighting cancer, as well as novel methods to deliver them to the tumor.
The Inventor and the Director of the Swiss Contactpointnano.ch
Research interests of Peter Wick's Laboratory are focused on the development of safe and sustainable (nano)materials designs and concepts for precision health solutions exploring 2D materials and nanomaterials-enabled advanced materials.
