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<p>Recent advancements in nanotechnology have led to a surge of interest in nano and micro devices and systems, such as nanotubes, nano/microstructures, and nanofiber fabrication processes. This progress has ushered in a new era of miniaturized nanodevices. The study of nonlinear vibration and instability represents an exciting frontier in both nanotechnology and nonlinear dynamics, highlighting the importance of controlling instability in the design of nano/micro devices and systems. This Research Topic celebrates the fascinating physical principles that underpin the dynamical properties of these devices and explores the emerging advanced applications in the field. Understanding these principles requires multidisciplinary collaboration, involving fields such as nanotechnology, physics, textile engineering, material science, electro-mechanical engineering, communication science, medical science, and mathematics. Insights into the physical laws governing the operation of nano/micro devices, including energy conservation and nanophysics, are crucial for developing optimal designs and control strategies, thereby promoting advanced applications.</p><p><br></p><p>This Research Topic aims to delve into the intricate dynamics of nano and micro devices and systems, with a particular focus on nonlinear vibration and instability. The main objectives include understanding the mathematical and physical principles that govern these phenomena, developing optimal control strategies, and exploring advanced applications. Specific questions to be addressed include: How can mathematical models be used to predict and control instability in nano/micro devices? What are the optimal design parameters for minimizing vibration in these systems? How can advanced analytical and numerical methods be employed to solve complex problems in this field?</p><p><br></p><p>To gather further insights into the physics of nano/micro devices and systems, we welcome articles addressing, but not limited to,