Conferences and Meetings on Magnetism and Magnetic Materials

IOP – Institute of Physics

Magnetism 2020 is the premier conference organised by the UK and RoI magnetism community. It welcomes and encourages participation from Europe and further afield, and from industry. It follows the highly successful conferences that have been held annually since 2014.

The hands-on course will focus on electronic calculations based on the KKR band structure methodology. This approach, based on multiple scattering theory, gives access to the Greens function of both ordered and disordered systems, as well as layered systems, surfaces and clusters in real space, allowing a direct connection to a wide variety of spectroscopies and magnetic properties. The Munich SPR-KKR code is a uniquely powerful software package implementing a wide variety of spectroscopies, transport and magnetic properties that are rather difficult to access using most electronic structure codes, such as ARPES calculations or the calculation of higher-order magnetic exchange interactions. The code will be introduced together with the associated graphical user interface, xband. With applications in magnetism and transport as well as calculations of a number of spectroscopies, the hands-on course will be of interest to both theoreticians and experimentalists working in different areas of materials science. Participants will be encouraged to submit posters and present them at the course.

Courses and Events for Physics Students,    Computational Physics and Numerical Simulation

IEEE Magnetics Society

Shanghai Jiao Tong University in Shanghai, China

This international conference will be a great opportunity for scientists from around the world to share the most recent developments in the study of frustrated magnetism. It will feature presentations reporting on experimental and theoretical studies of magnetic frustration, in all of its manifestations.

The Midwest Magnetic Fields (MMF) series of meetings initially started as local Midwest event that has grown to become an international one. The event usually hosts 50 participants from the USA and abroad. It features invited and contributed talks as well as posters. Discussion is an important part of the meetings.

Measuring magnetic fields , MHD turbulence , Magnetized processes , Cosmic ray acceleration , Dynamo and reconnection

Astronomy, Astrophysics and Cosmology,    Plasma and Gas-discharge Physics, Nuclear Fusion

Paris-Sud University

The International Conference on Antennas and Electromagnetic Systems (AES 2020) is the eight edition of the formerly known Advanced Electromagnetics Symposium. The goal of this newly restructured conference is to provide a forum for scientists, engineers and researchers to discuss and exchange novel ideas, results, experiences and work-in-process on all aspects of on Antennas, Electromagnetics, Propagation, and Measurements. The program will facilitate discussions on various current hot topics such as 5G propagation, MIMO and array antennas, Optical nano-antennas, Scattering and diffraction, Computational electromagnetics, Radar systems, Plasmonics and nanophotonics, and Advanced EM materials and structures such as metamaterials and metasurfaces. The Conference will feature plenary lectures by world leading experts, technical sessions and poster presentations.

AES Team;     Email: contact@aesconference.org

Antennas, Electromagnetics, Propagation, Measurements, Metamaterials, Plasmonics

Electrostatics, Electromagnetic Waves,    Optics and Lasers

Magnetic particles of nano- and micro-sized dimensions are an area of intense research. To bring together scientists from chemistry, physics, medicine, biology, engineering and materials sciences and discuss in a collaborative manner the applications in technology, preclinical research and diagnostic and therapeutic medicine, we organize a conference about this field every two year.

Clusters, Nanomaterials, Graphene and Fullerenes,    Applied Physics (general)

Wilhelm and Else Heraeus-Foundation seminar

This WE-Heraeus-Seminar focuses on the technique of magnetic small angle neutron scattering, which is one of the most important methods for magnetic microstructure determination in condensed-matter physics and materials science. Magnetic SANS provides access to bulk properties and yields, quite uniquely, information on the mesoscopic length scale (roughly 1-1000 nm). This is an important size regime where many macroscopic materials properties are realized. Currently, the magnetic SANS community can be roughly subdivided into two larger groups: the research of one group is anchored in the domain of condensed-matter physics with a focus on fundamental questions such as skyrmion crystals and topological spin structures, complex long-range-ordered spin structures, and vortex lattices in superconductors, while the second group of scientists employs the magnetic SANS method for scrutinizing nanoscale magnetism in terms of a micromagnetic continuum description; materials classes which are studied are e.g. permanent magnets, magnetic steels, nanoparticles and ferrofluids, or complex alloys. It is one of the central aims of this Heraeus seminar to bring both groups of researchers closer together by providing a stage for intra- and interdisciplinary scientific exchange. Besides, in view of the upcoming European Spallation Source, a further focus will be on future challenges related to neutron instrumentation, sample environment, and neutron data analysis.

Neutron Scattering,    Condensed Matter Physics and Materials

fundamental and applied aspects of broad classes of topological quantum systems and the synergy between them, topological insulators and Weyl semimetals, topological phononics and photonics, skyrmions, quantum metrology

High Energy Physics, Particles and Fields,    Condensed Matter Physics and Materials

IEEE Magnetics

The IEEE International Conference on Microwave Magnetics 2020 will take place at the Beihang University in Beijing, China from Sunday June 21st until Wednesday June 24th. This is the seventh ICMM conference after the success of Fort Collins (USA, 2008), Boston (USA, 2010), Kaiserslautern (Germany, 2012), Sendai (Japan, 2014), Tuscaloosa (USA, 2016) and Exeter (UK, 2018). The conference will focus on new developments in all branches of fundamental and applied microwave magnetics.

RF, Microwave and Millimeter Wave devices, Magnonics, Spin Waves and Nonlinear Phenomena, Low-Damping Materials and Magnetization Dynamics, Spin Waves and Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya Interaction, Cavity Magnonics and Quantum Magnonics, Novel Techniques for Probing Spin Waves, Spin-Torque Oscillators and Microwave Integrated Devices, Spintronics and Spin Wave Devices

Electrostatics, Electromagnetic Waves,    Condensed Matter Physics and Materials

Dept. Material Physics, University of the Basque Country, San Sebastian

The Sol-SkyMag is an abbreviation from Solitons and Skyrmion Magnetism, but the scope of the conference is essentially wider. The Sol-SkyMag conference serves to assess the status, recent progress, and development in the field of nanomagnetism and spintronics. The conference will provide an international forum to discuss recent progress and trends in the field and to identify potential future collaborations. In particular, we aim at bringing together the community of leading reserachers working the area of nanomagnetism, spin dynamics, spin-transport, etc., and their applications. We plan to conduct Sol-SkyMag 2020 as an elite conference, offering an excellent opportunity for selected participants from universities, research institutes and industry to present and discuss their most recent results, share the latest scientific findings and technology developments.

Solitons and Skyrmion Magnetism

The meeting is organized jointly by the Institute of Molecular Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences and the Faculty of Physics, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań.

The European Conference PHYSICS OF MAGNETISM 2020 (PM'20) will be held on June 22-26 in Poznań, Poland. The current event is going to be the sixteenth in a series which started in 1975. The conference aims to be an international forum for the presentation and discussion of novel scientific ideas in the field of broadly understood magnetism and magnetic materials.

The series of International Conferences on Magnetism and Metallurgy was first established in 2004 by the Institute of Metal Forming at the Technische Universität Bergakademie Freiberg thanks to the initiative of Prof. Rudolf Kawalla and Prof. Jürgen Schneider and it takes place every two years. We are pleased to announce that, starting from the next edition, the organization of WMM will be in charge of RINA. The consolidated aim of this series of International Conferences on Magnetism and Metallurgy is to bring together scientists from universities and research groups working on the development of magnetic materials, experts from the Industrial companies producing magnetic materials as well as electrical engineers from universities and industry, who are engaged in applications of magnetic materials

The European Magnetic Sensors and Actuators Conference (EMSA) is a consolidated European forum that serves to assess the status, recent progress, and development in the field of magnetic sensor technology and magnetic actuators. It was first held in 1996 in Iasi (Romania) and since then has continued every two-three years in different European cities. The aim of the conference is to generate an overview of research in magnetic sensors and actuators, to recognize their relevance in modern industry and to identify potential future collaborations. EMSA 2020 will provide an excellent opportunity to bring together scientists and engineers from universities, research institutes and industry to present and discuss their most recent results covering both fundamental and applied aspects of magnetic sensors and actuators.

Applied Physics (general),    Metrology and Instrumentation

Moscow State University

The Moscow International Symposium on Magnetism (MISM) is being held at Moscow State University every three years starting with the year 1999. The latest meeting MISM-2017 had gathered more than 800 scientists from 41 countries. From the first MISM-1999, the Symposium keeps the status of the largest international meeting on magnetism in Russia. The Organizing Committee focuses MISM-2020 on the most actual topics of modern magnetism.

ASC is the foremost gathering point for the electronics, large scale, and materials fields within the applied superconductivity community. We expect program content to include original work in digital electronics, quantum information, astronomy, accelerators, fusion, energy, transportation, medicine, conductors, and properties and testing. The 2020 theme, “Bringing Horizons into Clear View,” acknowledges the excitement of superconductivity and the predictions made in the past, the long journey many applications have taken to come to fruition, and the promising opportunities yet to come.

Plasma and Gas-discharge Physics, Nuclear Fusion,    Quantum materials, Low Temperature Physics

The meeting is being jointly organised by the muon group at the University of Parma in Italy and the ISIS muon group at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory in the UK. It will cover all aspects of the use of muon spectroscopy in condensed matter, materials and molecular sciences, while also considering applications of muons in other areas, such as nuclear physics, cultural heritage and the study of single event failures arising from the irradiation of microelectronics. The meeting will be preceded by a Student Day on 5th July, 2020.

Condensed Matter Physics and Materials,    Courses and Events for Physics Students

IEEE Magnetics

The IEEE Magnetics Society Summer School is held annually during (northern hemisphere) summer holidays. The school is designed for graduate students studying magnetism and related areas. It consists of lectures by international experts and includes poster presentations by participating graduate students. The program covers fundamentals and advanced topics in magnetism. Support will be provided for approximately 85 students based on a competitive application. Awardees are provided with free room and board and are reimbursed for most of the cost of transportation to/from the school. Students from all parts of the world are accepted.

The European Magnetism Association (Ema)

The Joint European Magnetic Symposia (JEMS) is the main and most comprehensive conference on magnetism in Europe. In 2020, the symposia will take place in Lisbon, in the Lisbon Congress Center, in July 27-31 2020. The Symposia cover a broad range of topics addressing fundamental and applied magnetism, and novel magnetic materials. Plenary, semi-plenary and invited speakers give lectures on important recent advances within each symposium, in addition to contributed talks and poster sessions.

The first Eurotherm seminar on Caloric Heating and Cooling (CHC) will be held at University of Twente on 13th-15th July 2020. This seminar will gather scientists and engineers to present the state of the art and the modern trends in caloric heating and cooling technologies and to foster an environment conducive to exchanging ideas. Theoretical, numerical and experimental approaches will be presented for development of Caloric Materials & Devices.

Fabrication and characterization of caloric Materials (Magnetocaloric, elastocaloric, Barocaloric and electrocaloric) Synthesis and stability of magnetic fluids Caloric Devices and applications for cooling and heating Design and analysis of permanent and electro magnet assemblies Fluid flow and heat transfer characteristics in magnetic regenerator Caloric heat pumps Caloric devices for electricity generation Long term reliability issues in caloric devices

University of California, Berkeley

The 31st Magnetic Recording Conference (TMRC 2020) will be held July 27-29, 2020 at the Sibley auditorium of Bechtel Engineering Center in the University of California, Berkeley, California, USA. The focus of TMRC 2020 is Solid State Magnetic Memory and Recording Techbologies for >3 Tbits/in2. Approximately 36 invited papers of the highest quality will be presented orally at the conference and will later be published in the IEEE Transactions on Magnetics. Poster sessions will also be held following the oral sessions and will feature posters from the invited speakers and accepted contributed posters. Both invited and contributed papers are encouraged for publication.

Heat Assisted Magnetic Recording (HAMR System, Head/Media and HDI) • Microwave-Assisted Magnetic Recording (MAMR) • Alternative Magnetic Recording Technologies (SMR, TDMR, HIMR, Heated-dot, Tape, All Optical Switching) • Advanced Magnetic Recording for > 3 Tbits/in2 including Readers, Writers, Servo, Tribology, HDI, Signal Processing • Spin Transfer Torque-Magnetic Random Access Memory (MTJ cell, MRAM chip, manufacturing and roadmap) • MRAM & Magnetic Logic – New Physics & Materials (MRAM architecture, VC-MRAM, SOT-MRAM, TI & 2D materials) • Fundamentals (Metrology, Tooling, Materials, Recording Physics)

Condensed Matter Physics and Materials,    Applied Physics (general)

The workshop will be chaired by Professor George C. Hadjipanayis, University of Delaware, Newark, DE and Dr. Jinfang Liu, President & COO of Electron Energy Corporation, Landisville, PA. The objectives of the workshop is to bring together engineers and scientists who work on permanent magnets and their applications to present their latest results and exchange ideas on a wide range of relevant topics including resources, raw materials, recycling, processing, fundamental and hard magnetic properties and applications of rare earth and future magnets.

Rare earth magnets Rare earth-free magnets Raw materials, mining and recycling Advanced synthesis, processing and characterization techniques Theoretical modeling of coercivity Fundamental properties of advanced magnetic materials Thin film magnets Applications of permanent magnets

The scope of the conference is to furnish the trends and the main challenges to face in a wide range of magnetism-related topics, both fundamental and applied. Some sessions will review the latest advances in magnetic materials and devices, topological magnetism, solitons, magnetic characterization, emerging applications, geo-magnetism, neuromorphic computing based on magnetic devices and materials, spin electronics including devices, energy and power applications, spintronics-CMOS ibrid modeling, biomagnetism and much more, with experienced invited speakers and trends tutorials.

UK Magnetics Society (UKMagSoc)

Like previous editions of ESM, the 2020 School aims at providing a thorough understanding of magnetism based on a broad series of fundamental lectures, while offering the latest insights into up-to-date aspects of magnetism with lectures focusing on a special topic. The topic covered in 2020 is Magnetism and Societal Challenges. The objective is to cover a wide range of fundamental to functional phenomena, to serve as a critical evaluation of the use of Magnetism to address societal challenges. The 2020 School will have a special format to achieve this objective, sharing time between academic lectures and project work in small teams. The School will be an opportunity for young scientists and lecturers from various fields to meet, share their expertise and build a network.

Jülich Centre for Neutron Science (JCNS), Forschungszentrum Jülich

A tremendous interest in the fundamental research of quantum materials has been triggered by the recent improvements in superconductivity and magnetism in low dimensions, by the realization of emergent quasi-particles such as skyrmions and magnetic monopoles, as well as by the potential applications of such systems for future information technology. As unique probe for studying magnetism, neutron scattering matches the entire range of length- and time-scales relevant for many novel magnetic and electronic phenomena. The workshop is devoted to the area of quantum materials in all their forms and it will bring together experts with neutron scattering users to discuss recent developments and trends in the understanding of the magnetic properties of quantum materials tackled by neutron methods and complementary techniques. The workshop will discuss current requirements and developments in such techniques and it is particularly dedicated to novel and upcoming experimental opportunities to discuss the scientific options and capabilities.

Email: jcns-workshop@fz-juelich.de

Bulk, Frustrated spin systems, Nano and Heterostructures, Low dimensional quantum magnetism, Superconductivity, Models of quantum magnetic systems, Magnetic nanoparticles, Quantum spin liquids, Quantum materials properties at high magnetic fields, Skyrmions

Neutron Scattering,    Quantum materials, Low Temperature Physics

MMM

Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, National Institute for Materials Science of Japan, NEEL Institut

On behalf of the Organizing Committee, we would like to warmly invite you to attend the 10th International Workshop on Advanced Materials Science and Nanotechnology (IWAMSN), which will be held in Da Nang, Vietnam from November 8th to 11th, 2020. The venue for the Workshop is the Pullman Da Nang Beach Resort, which overlooks one of the most beautiful beach in Vietnam. IWAMSN has been a major international scientific platform organized once every two years since 2000 to bring together international researchers from the diverse areas of advanced materials and nanotechnology as well as their applications in the industry and real world. The Workshop is co-organized by the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology and National Institute of Materials Science of Japan. The organization of the Workshop is also strongly supported by many professionals from different leading universities and institutes in the world.

Nguyen Thanh Tung;     Phone: [+84 912 99 4444];     Email: tungnt@ims.vast.ac.vn

Materials for Electronics and Photonics; Nanostructured Materials and Devices; Nanotechnology in Life Science and Environment Technology; New Materials for Energy; Two-dimensional Hexagonal Semiconductors; Advanced Engineering Materials (Metals, Polymers, Composites ...)

Multidisciplinary Events in Physics,    Condensed Matter Physics and Materials

MMM

IEEE Magnetics Society

Asian Union of Magnetics Societies (AUMS), Magnetics Society of Japan (MSJ)

The Conference is a combination of the IcAUMS (International Conference of the Asian Union of Magnetics Societies) and ISAMMA (International Symposium on Advanced Magnetic Materials and Applications) conferences. These conferences were previously held in 2018 in Jeju, Korea and 2017 in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, respectively. The aims of the Conference are to bring together scientists and engineers working on all aspects of magnetic materials and their applications and to facilitate the exchange and discussion of recent results and ideas. The Conference will cover basic and applied aspects of magnetism and magnetic materials and will include oral and poster sessions, invited talks and symposia. Opportunities to exhibit products will also be available.

IEEE Magnetics Society

The 2021 edition of the International Workshop on Magnetic Nanowires and Tubes (IWMNT2021) will take place on September 6 to 10 2021 in Waischenfeld (Germany). Magnetic nanowires are now a mature topic. Although it started more than three decades ago, it thrives more than ever with new synthesis directions including tubes, core-shell and other three-dimensional designs, and an increasing number of investigations and functions revealed in single elements. Close connections exist with emerging topics such as 3D and curvilinear nanomagnetism and 3D spintronics. These research directions provide both opportunities for new frontiers of knowledge and potential for disruptive devices exploiting the third dimension of space. While these topics are present at international conferences, they rely by nature on an interdisciplinary effort involving various communities from chemists to experimental and theoretical physicists, who often do not have the opportunity to meet directly.

Magnetic nanowires, nanotubes, core-shell, three-dimensional scaffolds and nanostructures with curved geometries. Advanced synthesis methods, covering chemical, physical and nanofabrication methods. Dedicated characterization techniques, especially on single objects: low-noise, high-sensibility, revealing structural, magnetic, transport and other features with high resolution in space and/or time. Properties covering nanomagnetism, spintronic and multifunctional aspects Dedicated theory and simulations Existing and foreseen applications

Microscopy ,    Electrical Engineering

IEEE Magnetics Society

IEEE Magnetics Society

IEEE Magnetics Society