Conferences and Meetings on Magnetism and Magnetic Materials, Spintronics

SPIE - The international society for optics and photonics

For years the spin degree of freedom has been directly used as an information support in nanometer-scale devices. Today applications mostly concern the huge market of information storage, read heads, nonvolatile magnetic memories (MRAMs), or magnetic logic units. Recent developments are being considered for spin-based logic or quantum computing. New topics are emerging in frontier fields, e.g. topological spin structures, topological insulators, Majorana fermions, antiferromagnetic spintronics, spin photonics and spin optics, ultra-fast phenomena and THz emission or spin-caloric phenomena. These advances make use of the fascinating developments of new materials. The purpose of the conference is to provide a broad overview of the state-of-the-art and perspectives, bringing together experts from different communities: fundamental physics (experimental and theoretical), materials science and chemistry, fabrication processes and industrial developments, etc.

spin-coherence, semiconductor spin physics, quantum wells and quantum dots, magnetic nanostructures, micromagnetism, spin-precession, and magnonics, spin-injection, spin-transfer, spin-Hall and related effects, new materials (graphene and chalcogenides, oxides, organics, etc.), topological matter, topological spin textures, new structures and emerging applications (magnetoresistive devices, MRAMs, spin logic, ultra-fast memories, etc.), neuromorphic computing, spin photonics, spin lasers, THz emission, and spin optics.

The tradition of the spin mechanics is to bring together an interdisciplinary community of scientists, students and engineers interested in the coupling between mechanics, electronic or nuclear spins, or photons. This involves fundamental physics as well as novel techniques to excite or detect spin dynamics.

Condensed Matter Physics and Materials,    Quantum Mechanics and Quantum Information Theory

We are delighted to announce the IV International Baltic Conference on Magnetism: focus on nanobiomedicine and smart materials (IBCM-2021), to be held in Svetlogorsk, a resort town near Kaliningrad, Russia, located on the beautiful shore of the Baltic Sea, from 29th of August till 2nd of September 2021.

Nanobiomedicine Hyperthermia, drug delivery and theranostics Tweezers and cell manipulation Lab-on-a-chip + Microfluidic Biosensors Tissue regeneration Magnetic resonance imaging + Magnetic particle imaging Nanomagnetism Modeling and Simulation Methods Methods of nanostructured materials synthesis Nanoparticles, 2d systems, thin films and patterned structures Molecular magnets Magnetization dynamics, spin wave and magnonics Smart materials Magneto-Caloric and multicaloric materials Magnetostrictive and magnetoelastic materials Multiphase and composites materials Materials for spintronics Materials for information storage Materials for energy applications Multifunctional materials Novel magnetic alloys: MAX-phases, Heusler

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. The aim of IWMNT is to provide a common meeting point for all scientists involved in the research and applications of magnetic nanowires, nanotubes, and more generally 3D magnetic architectures.

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

IEEE Magnetics Society

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.

nanomagnetism, spin dynamics, spin-transport, etc., and their applications

Petaspin

The conference will be held in Cefalù (Italy) from the morning of 6 to the late afternoon of 10 September 2021. 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.

Following the ECMolS held in Bologna (2016) and in Peniscola (2018), ECMolS20 has the goal to gather the community working in the field of molecular spintronics, that comprises the following research areas: organic spintronics, molecular electronics, molecular magnetism and molecular quantum technologies. In addition to these traditional topics, the third ECMolS edition is even open to scientists investigating 2D materials, with special focus on proximity effects at the interface between two material layers - including, of course, interfaces with molecular systems.

IEEE Magnetics Society

This is the 3rd event in the sequence of small topical conferences under a general title Magnetic Frontiers, which are sponsored by the IEEE Magnetics Society and IEEE Magnetics Letters. Magnetic Frontiers: Quantum Technologies is a cross-disciplinary and thought-stimulating forum where attendees will have the unique opportunity to discuss challenges and opportunities, present the latest developments of quantum technologies in the domains of spintronics, quantum information, simulation and sensors and their implementation using various platforms.

This workshop is going to be the fourth in a series held previously at the Max-Planck Institute for the Science of Light, Erlangen 2017, as a SPICE workshop in Mainz 2018, and at the Cavendish Lab., Cambridge 2019 that started after the discovery of strong coupling between photons and magnons. This breakthrough elevated magnons to become alternatives to e.g. photons and phonons as conduits of quantum and classical information. Research on the interaction of photons and magnons is referred to as optomagnonics, cavity spintronics, and spin cavitronics, with increasing inclusiveness with related fields. This workshop series aims to provide a platform for new developments in the core issues of spin cavitronics. We invite the spintronics and magnetism community since the expertise in magnetic materials and devices is essential. The workshop will also provide interfaces to related fields such as optomechanics, atom optics, quantum optics, and quantum information with similar concepts, goals, and techniques.

Spintronics: Functional (ferri, antiferro, ferro, 2D, …) magnetic materials and devices Spin and magnon transport (DC, AC, noise, …) Non-linear and quantum magnonics Spins and magnets in microwave cavities: (Ultra) strong coupling Driven systems Complex system and magnon chemistry. Magnetooptics and optical control: Strong coupling in optical resonators THz magnonics and metamaterials Quantum effects in related fields (tutorials): Optomechanics, Josephson junctions, NV-Centers Semiconductor spintronics Photonics Phononics Quantum information

Microscopy ,    Electrical Engineering

IEEE Magnetics Society

This workshop in Venice aims to bring together new Users of McPhase with experienced Scientists working in the field. The small number of participants allows to focus on individual research topics and discuss basic use and advanced simulation techniques.

Email: service@mcphase.de

McPhase, Magnetism, Neutron Scattering, Standard Model of localised Magnetism, Magnetostriction, Crystal Fields, Atomic Magnetism, Magnetic Structures, Magnetic Interactions, Numerical Simulation

Neutron Scattering,    Computational Physics and Numerical Simulation

University College London (UCL)

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. In 2022, this conference will take place in London, UK at the world famous UCL.

Scientific Applications: Preparation and Modification of Magnetic Particles Characterization of Magnetic Particles Application in Cell Separation and Analysis Applications in Molecular Biology Magnetic Particle Imaging Clinical Applications: Cancer Treatment Hyperthermia Magnetic Resonance Contrast Enhancement Drug Delivery Nanotechnology Applications: Micromechanical Systems (MEMS) Magnetic nanotubes Self-assembled magnetic nanosystems

IEEE

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

Spin waves or magnons hold great promise for quantum and classical information processing due to excellent scalability, tunability and energy-efficiency of magnonic devices. Many aspects of spin waves such as interactions with spin currents, electric fields, phonons, magnetic qubits, and exotic spin textures are active areas of fundamental research in magnetism. The goal of this conference is to bring together researchers from academia, industry and national laboratories working in the fields of magnetic materials, classical and quantum magnonic devices, nanomagnetism and spintronics in order to exchange ideas and forge collaborations in the field of magnonics.

IEEE Magnetics Society

IEEE Magnetics Society