The final conference day will begin with a closing invited lecture by a selected speaker. The lecture will provide a concluding scientific highlight of IWCN 2029 and may address broader perspectives, recent developments, or future directions in computational nanotechnology. The speaker, title, and abstract will be announced with the detailed program.

Participants are invited to take a short break for coffee, refreshments, and informal exchange. The break provides an opportunity to continue discussions from the invited lecture and connect with other participants before the final sessions.

The final scientific session of IWCN 2029 will include invited and contributed presentations from the workshop program. Contributions may address selected topics from across the conference scope, including materials, transport, devices, modelling methods, artificial intelligence, and emerging computing concepts. Detailed session topics, speakers, and presentation titles will be announced once the final program has been confirmed.

A special session or panel discussion is planned as part of the closing day. This format may provide space for broader discussion on current challenges, future research directions, community perspectives, or the development of computational nanotechnology as a field.

The final topic, format, and panel participants will be announced with the detailed conference program.

The Student Awards session will recognize outstanding contributions by student participants. Awards may be presented for selected oral or poster presentations, depending on the final program structure and evaluation process.

This session may also include general announcements, acknowledgements, and information relevant to the IWCN community.

The workshop will conclude with closing remarks by the organizing committee. The closing session will summarize IWCN 2029, acknowledge contributors and participants, and formally close the scientific program.

The official scientific program of IWCN 2029 will end at 13:00. Participants may use the remaining time for informal discussions, individual departures, or further exchange with colleagues.