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On 29th December 1959, the physicist Richard Feynman delivered a lecture titled “There is plenty of room at the bottom” atthe American Physical Society. Such a lecture is a landmark of nanotechnology, asFeymann proposed the use of nanotechnology to store information as well as a series of new techniques to support this technology [1]. From then on, the techno‐ logical and scientific mastership ofnanometric scale is becoming stronger due to the new re‐ search tools and theoretical and experimental developments. In this scenario, the worldwide nanotechnology market, in the next five years, is expected to be ofthe order of 1 trillion dol‐ lars [2].

Polymer/ Clay Nanocomposites: Concepts, Researches, Applications and Trends for The Future