QNS Events

Academic Events

The IBS Center for Quantum Nanoscience (QNS) hosts a variety of international conferences and workshops, bringing together leading scientists and emerging researchers from around the world. These events provide a platform to share the latest advances in quantum nanoscience, exchange ideas, and spark new collaborations across disciplines and institutions. Through these global gatherings, QNS fosters an open and connected research community that helps shape the future of quantum science.

Upcoming events:

Coming soon

Past events:

The STM conference existed from 1986 to 2005 as the “International Conference on Scanning Tunneling Microscopy”, and it’s about time we bring the community back together under one roof. We are inviting experts in scanning probe microscopy to STM’25 to continue this wondrous journey!

Bringing together leading experts and young scientists from all around the globe to share recent advances and have in-depth discussions on these exciting research topics.

The Sweden-Korea Nobel Memorial Program aims to highlight the Nobel prizes and to celebrate human endeavors in science, discovery, and curiosity.

The 2019 IBS Conference on Quantum Nanoscience brought together researchers from around the world to exchange ideas across the emerging field of quantum nanoscience and build connections for a long-term international research community.

The 2018 ASPM Workshop explored technical advances toward quantum-scale manipulation, focusing on the manipulation and in-depth spectroscopy of low-dimensional systems and the latest developments in atomic-scale research.

The 2017 ASPM Workshop brought together local and international researchers to share the latest advances in scanning probe microscopy (SPM). The workshop covered fundamental science and cutting-edge technologies at the atomic and molecular scale, fostering exchange across diverse research fields.