One-atom thick bidimensional such as graphene and other nanomaterials (nanosheets) represent the physical limit of miniaturization of a surface and may exhibit unique physical and chemical properties. For this reason this type of materials are attracting increasing interest from the scientific and applied viewpoints. New fundamental phenomena can be observed for this materials and this can ultimately lead to the development of novel technology and faster and more powerful devices with application in many areas. The congress is intended to cover from any possible perspective all the way from the cradle to the commercialization of devices based on this bidimensional nanomaterials. With respect to the composition, the congress intends to cover graphene and related materials, but also other non-carbon containing 2D nanosheets such as allotropic forms of metal chalcogenides, metal chalcogenides and even layered double metal hydroxides. Aspects to be covered include from bottom-up and up-to-bottom synthesis of these materials, study of their properties, scientific applications in physical and chemical domains, technology related to industrial preparation of this material, and devices in microelectronics, photonics, spintronics, as sensors, with special emphasis in the sector of new energy management such as fuel cells, supercapacitors and batteries. This conference intends to become a forum to share knowledge on 2D material from various fields combining Physics, Chemistry and Biomedicine, from Physics to Chemistry and from fundamental research to commercialization.