Bengaluru: Semiconductor ecosystem in spotlight
The Bengaluru INDIA NANO conference opened with a focus on advancing nanotechnology research and India's growing ambitions in the semiconductor industry. Industry leaders and government officials emphasized the need for a resilient ecosystem that integrates research, supply chains, and skilled labor.
The 2026 edition of Bengaluru INDIA NANO, Karnataka’s annual international nanotechnology conference and exhibition, began with a tribute to Bharat Ratna C.N.R. Rao, who was felicitated for his outstanding contributions to science and for his pioneering role in advancing nanoscience research in India.
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