Nanofluidics, the study and manipulation of fluids at the nanoscale, has emerged as a vital interdisciplinary research area with far-reaching applications in fields such as energy, healthcare, materials science, and environmental sustainability. This small focused GRC-style conference aims to foster collaboration and the exchange of ideas, present their cutting-edge research, and forge invaluable connections between researchers in the field.

Representative topics covered by the conference include:

• Fundamentals of nanofluidic transport in 1D and 2D pores

• Transport and selectivity in membrane pores

• Phase transitions and equilibria in nanochannels

• Nanopore sensing and sequencing 

• Nanofluidic ionic computing

• Electrostatic and electrokinetic equilibria under confinement

• Artificial nanopores and channels

• Nanomaterials for novel membranes and separation technologies 

• Theory and modeling approaches for understanding nanofluidic phenomena