RPGR 2026
An annual conference on graphene and 2D-materials research held around the Asia-Pacific region.
Abstract submission closed; registration open
Conferences
The meetings where work on two-dimensional materials is presented, from dedicated graphene conferences to the device meetings where 2D transistors are measured against silicon. Every date was checked against the organiser’s own site.
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The next submission deadline for each meeting that still has one, soonest first. Check the organiser’s page before relying on a date.
11 meetings between 16 Nov 2026 and 24 Jun 2027, in date order.
An annual conference on graphene and 2D-materials research held around the Asia-Pacific region.
Abstract submission closed; registration open
The Materials Research Society’s spring and autumn meetings in the United States, run as parallel symposia across materials science.
Breaking-news abstracts are being accepted; the deadline is on the organiser’s site
IEEE’s annual meeting on electron devices, where 2D-channel transistors are presented next to the silicon results they have to beat.
Paper and late-news submissions closed; registration open
A week-long winter school on the electronic properties of novel materials, held in Kirchberg in Tirol since 1985.
The call for abstracts opens in early autumn
The German Physical Society’s annual spring meeting of its Condensed Matter Section.
Abstracts close 1 Dec 2026 · in 57 days
Each presenting author may submit only one contribution, a talk or a poster, across all divisions of the Condensed Matter Section.
The Materials Research Society’s spring and autumn meetings in the United States, run as parallel symposia across materials science.
Abstracts close 14 Oct 2026 · in 9 days
The American Physical Society’s joint March and April Meeting, bringing together about 14,000 scientists across physics, condensed matter included.
Abstracts close 22 Oct 2026 · in 17 days
APS membership is required to submit an abstract and to register.
The European Materials Research Society’s spring and autumn meetings, run as parallel symposia across materials science.
Abstract deadline not yet posted
Phantoms Foundation’s annual graphene and 2D-materials conference, with an exhibition and an industrial forum alongside the scientific programme.
Oral abstracts close 25 Jan 2027 · in 112 days
The long-running nanotube conference, whose full name now covers low-dimensional materials more broadly.
Abstract deadline not yet posted
The IEEE/JSAP symposium on semiconductor technology and circuits, held each June, where 2D-transistor integration results appear alongside industrial silicon.
Papers due 25 Jan 2027 · in 112 days
Recurring meetings whose next edition has not been announced. They are listed so you know to look.
The 2026 edition in Porto ended on 25 September. No later edition has been announced.
Specialist meeting · every year · checked 26 Sep 2026
The 2026 edition in Dresden ended on 11 September. No later edition has been announced.
Specialist meeting · every year or two · checked 26 Sep 2026
Meets every two years. The 2026 conference was in June, and no dates for 2028 are listed yet.
Specialist meeting · every two years · checked 26 Sep 2026
Held every two years. The 2025 conference was in St. Louis; the next one has not been announced.
Specialist meeting · every two years · checked 26 Sep 2026
By hand. Every date, city and deadline was read from the organiser’s own site, and every entry records the day it was last checked. The build flags any entry left unchecked for more than 120 days, so the list cannot go out of date quietly.
Nothing here comes from conference listing sites. They are where predatory conferences advertise: meetings that accept any abstract for a fee and borrow the names of real scientists for their committees. By 2017 there were reportedly more of those on offer than genuine meetings, according to Eos. Real series are imitated too, so follow the links here rather than a search result.
The list is short on purpose. It covers dedicated 2D-materials meetings, the large society meetings with materials and condensed-matter programmes, and the device meetings where 2D electronics is judged against silicon. Workshops that announce late, and most summer schools, are not in it yet.