“There is a plenty of room at the bottom”: Dr. Richard Feynman, who predicted that it is possible to put the entire 24 volumes of the Encyclopedia Britannica on the head of a pin. Twenty first century is indeed a “Nano Era”. Driven by not only scientific curiosity, but also real life applications, nanomaterial offers vast opportunities from microelectronics to aerospace, and from pharmaceuticals to clean energy. On the other hand, this rapidly growing multidisciplinary field makes it difficult for people to keep up to date except those entrenched in this area. Therefore, the superficially magic, sometimes even seemingly mysterious nanomaterial science poses significant challenges to universities and industries. They must figure out how to motivate the next generation of scientists and engineers to be better prepared for this new era of nanomaterials. The world of nanomaterials is fascinating & innovative and requires a great deal of interaction and discussion among the material community.