The Industry Roundtables at Bengaluru INDIA NANO are curated, closed-door forums designed to enable high-level dialogue among industry leaders, technology innovators, policymakers, researchers, and ecosystem enablers. These invitation-only sessions provide a confidential and outcome-oriented setting to discuss critical challenges, emerging opportunities, and strategic priorities shaping the future of nanotechnology in India and globally.

Aligned with the event theme “Nanotech’s Next Frontier: AI & Beyond-Conceive, Converge, Commercialise,” the roundtables focus on translating scientific breakthroughs into scalable, market-ready solutions. Discussions will centre on priority domains such as Nano in Semiconductors, Nano in Agriculture & Health, and Nano in Energy & Environment, with emphasis on technology readiness, manufacturing scale-up, supply chains, standards, regulatory pathways, and global competitiveness.

Each roundtable is moderated by domain experts and structured to encourage candid exchange, cross-sector collaboration, and actionable insights. Participants will explore opportunities for academia–industry partnerships, public–private collaboration, investment models, and policy interventions required to accelerate commercialization and adoption of nano-enabled technologies.

The outcomes of the Industry Roundtables will be consolidated into key recommendations, roadmaps, and collaboration opportunities, contributing to ecosystem development and policy discourse. By bringing decision-makers to the table, Bengaluru INDIA NANO’s Industry Roundtables serve as a powerful catalyst for alignment, execution, and long-term impact across the nanotechnology value chain.

Who Should Participate?

The Industry Roundtables are designed for senior-level stakeholders who play a strategic role in shaping, adopting, funding, or regulating nanotechnology innovations. Participation is by invitation to ensure focused, high-quality dialogue and meaningful outcomes.

Participant Profile:

• CXOs, CTOs, and senior leaders from semiconductor, electronics, energy, healthcare, agriculture, materials, and manufacturing companies
• Founders and leadership teams of deep-tech and nanotechnology startups at scale-up or commercialization stages
• Heads of R&D, innovation, and advanced engineering from global and Indian corporations
• Policymakers and senior officials from central and state government departments, PSUs, and regulatory bodies
• Investors, venture capitalists, and corporate venture arms focused on deep-tech and advanced technologies
• Directors and principal investigators from research institutions, national laboratories, and centres of excellence
• Ecosystem enablers including incubators, accelerators, industry associations, and standards bodies

This carefully curated mix ensures that discussions move beyond ideas to execution, enabling collaboration across research, industry, investment, and policy to accelerate the commercialization of nano-enabled technologies.