The workshop will feature a small number of plenary overview papers from Australian and overseas research leaders and contributed papers will come mainly from research students and early career researchers focusing on:

• Nanomaterials, Nanobiotechnology, Nanoelectronics and Nanophotonics
• Theory, Modelling and Simulations
• Electronic, Photonic and Magnetic Materials and Devices
• Biomaterials, Environmental and Functional Materials
• Properties and Characterisation of Materials
Preceding the joint workshop, Flinders University will also host the following:
• Scanning Probe Microscopy Workshop from the 19 - 20 July, and
• the ARNAM/ARCNN Early Career Researchers Workshop focusing on ARC grant writing and an information session on careers in industry organised by Future Materials