Sensing Technologies: Biosensors will examine one of the field’s most urgent challenges: how to make sensing technologies faster, affordable, accurate, predictive and widely accessible.

If you are working on sensing technologies at any point in the pathway, from materials and proof-of-concept devices to translation, commercialisation or deployment, this conference will help you understand where the field is heading and how you can help move it forward.

Top reasons to attend

Understand

how biosensing technologies are advancing across materials, devices and systems - and where the biggest scientific and translational opportunities now sit.

Explore

the latest developments in wearable sensors, bioelectronics, point-of-care sensing and intelligent systems for healthcare applications.

Discuss

why so many academic sensing breakthroughs struggle to become marketable technologies, and what needs to change to improve translation.

Connect

with leading scientists, industry innovators, Nature Portfolio editors, investors, funders and policy stakeholders working across the sensing ecosystem.

Learn

how researchers and companies are addressing cost, scalability, usability, reliability, validation and adoption in real-world sensing systems.

Contribute

to a collaborative discussion on how biosensing technologies can be made more inclusive, accessible and impactful across different regions and communities.

Who you will meet:

What you’ll take away:

A clearer view of the biosensing landscape

Understand the scientific, technical and societal drivers shaping the next generation of biosensing technologies.

Practical insight into translation

Explore what it takes to move from academic proof-of-concept to scalable, manufacturable and marketable sensing products.

Stronger cross-disciplinary connections

Meet researchers and companies working across materials, devices, systems, data science, healthcare and policy.

New ideas for collaboration

Identify potential research partners, commercial collaborators, funders, investors and application-led partners.