Best Committee Member Award – Global Nano Awards 2026!

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 🏆 Best Committee Member Award – Global Nano Awards 2026 🏆

Recognizing the individuals who drive excellence, collaboration, and leadership behind successful academic and professional organizations.

🌟 Nominations Now Open! 🌟

The Best Committee Member Award honors dedicated professionals who have made outstanding contributions as committee members through their commitment, leadership, and service.

✅ Eligibility: Working professionals can nominate deserving individuals.

✅ Publication Requirement: Nominees should have demonstrated valuable contributions as committee members in academic or professional organizations.

✅ Award Recognition: Celebrating dedication, leadership, teamwork, and impactful service to the scientific and professional community.

📅 41st Edition of Global Nano Awards
🗓️ 28–29 June 2026
📍 Novotel Bangkok Sukhumvit 20, Bangkok, Thailand

Nominate Now: https://c-i.li/RegisterGNA

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