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The school will introduce the muon spectroscopy technique and then focus on in-depth discussion of its application to different science areas. At the beginning of the school there will be poster sessions, where each participant can introduce their current research projects and how they relate to muon spectroscopy. During the school there will be workshops teaching practical knowledge about performing muon spectroscopy research. Directly after the school, the students have the possibility to join a facility tour of the Swiss Muon Source at PSI.

Courses and Events for Physics Students,    Metrology and Instrumentation

Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad

The Symposium on Magnetism and Spintronics (SMS 2026) is being organized by the Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad (IIT-H), Hyderabad, Telangana, India, from January 21st to January 24th, 2026. The objective of the conference is to provide a platform for interaction among scientists, experts, and technologists to share their fundamental understanding of magnetism and/or spintronics, as well as R&D on futuristic materials for the next generation. The SMS conference aims to bring experts working in the field of magnetism and/or spintronics. The first SMS conference (SMS-1) was held at NISER, Bhubaneswar, in 2021. The third edition of this conference, i.e., SMS-3 (SMS-2026), will be held at the beautiful campus of IIT Hyderabad. The technical programme of the conference will consist of invited talks, contributed talks, and poster presentations.

Organiser;     Email: sms3.2026@iith.ac.in

Spin-Orbitronics Oxide-Spintronics Current-driven Domain Wall Motion Magnetic Skyrmions Orbital Hall Effect Magnetic Nanostructures Hard and Soft Magnets Spintronic-based Memory Spintronic-based Neuromorphic Computing Flexible Spintronics Magnetic Thin Films and Multilayers Micromagnetism and Computational Physics Frustrated Magnetism Spin Transfer Torque Magnetocaloric Magnetization Dynamics Heusler Alloys

Condensed Matter Physics and Materials,    Semiconductors

This workshop focuses on the study of co-localization and strong coupling between elementary wave excitations in condensed matter systems, including spins, magnons, phonons, and photons. By exploring the shared dynamics of these hybrid particles, the conference aims to advance our understanding of their interactions and their potential applications in next-generation information technologies. Participants will discuss recent breakthroughs, emerging challenges, and future directions in the field, with a particular emphasis on the integration of these phenomena into scalable devices. The workshop will serve as a platform for fostering collaboration and innovation at the intersection of condensed matter physics and quantum information technology.

Condensed Matter Physics and Materials,    Quantum materials, Low Temperature Physics

Iwate Spintronics School aims at discussing cutting-edge research topics, providing a chance for young doctoral and post-doctoral researchers to present their work, and offering local students opportunities to interact with international leading researchers.

Altermagnetism has emerged as a truly interdisciplinary topic due to its many connections with interesting problems in condensed matter physics. Indeed, the various communities working on this topic include spintronics, strongly correlated electronic systems, topological matter, superconductivity, frustrated magnetism, and quantum criticality. Moreover, the many investigations on this problem have encompassed a broad range of techniques and methods involving computational physics (e.g., first-principles, dynamical mean-field theory), theoretical physics (e.g., microscopic models, phenomenology, spin-group theory), and experimental physics (e.g., spectroscopy, anomalous Hall effect, x-ray scattering).

New materials realization of altermagnetism; Thermodynamic, transport and spectroscopic signatures of altermagnetism in candidate systems ; p-wave magnets and other non-collinear unconventional magnetic phases ; Impact of electronic correlations in altermagnetic phases; Topological phenomena enabled by unconventional magnetism; Interplay between altermagnetism and superconductivity

Sponsored by the IEEE Magnetics Society

Intermag is the premier conference on applied magnetics and information storage technologies. As a member of the international scientific and engineering communities interested in recent developments in magnetics and associated technologies, please plan to attend the conferences and contribute to one or more of its technical sessions.

SPINTRONICS is expected to have a major impact on advanced data storage, electronics, automotive sensors, communication and quantum computing in a way comparable to the development of the transistor nearly 80 years. This international conference with emphasis on new concepts, materials, devices and applications aims to bring together people from both academia and industries working on spintronics to share ideas on the progress and future of this exciting technology.

Spin Phenomena Interdisciplinary Center (SPICE)

Unconventional superconductors are materials that exhibit superconductivity beyond the framework of BCS or Migdal–Eliashberg theories, often characterized by novel broken symmetries in addition to the usual U(1) gauge symmetry breaking. A parallel development has recently emerged in magnetism with the discovery of altermagnets—materials with collinear but compensated magnetic order that defy classification as either conventional ferromagnets or antiferromagnets. Together, these phenomena highlight some of the most exciting frontiers in quantum materials research, offering both fundamental challenges and promising pathways toward future quantum technologies. This workshop will bring together leading experimentalists and theorists to discuss the latest developments in unconventional superconductors and magnets across a broad range of materials platforms.

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.

SFF QuSpin, Center for Quantum Spintronics - Norwegian University of Science and Technology

The IEEE Magnetics Society Summer School is organized and administered by the Education Committee of the Magnetics Society.

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.

This conference aims to bring together researchers working on experiments to detect spin systems with mechano-opto-electronic systems - connecting topics such as nuclear magnetic resonance, nanomechanics, and quantum physics. Nanoscale MRI is being developed since the early 1990s with the goal of imaging individual molecules and small biological entities such as proteins and virus particles. This has sparked a broad range of experimental implementations: Magnetic probes of nitrogen vacancy color centers in diamond, magnetic resonance force microscopy, detection of hyperpolarization using superconducting circuits, electron spin detection in STM and hybrid quantum systems that detect spins using nanomechanical membranes or bulk modes. NanoMRI8 aims to discuss the recent developments and future perspectives on these platforms and the field in general.

Institute of Molecular Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences and the Faculty of Physics, Adam Mickiewicz University

The European Conference Physics of Magnetism is a traditional gathering of leading researchers who are active in the field of magnetism with an emphasis on solid-state phenomena. Many distinguished lecturers from all over the world took part in previous editions of this Conference. Our meeting will enable direct contact between scientists from leading research groups all over the world. During this meeting, we will have plenary and invited lectures, oral presentations, and poster sessions. Additionally, we will organize a special session for "Young and Brilliant" scientists, which is dedicated to students, Ph.D. students, and recent Ph.D. graduates. All scientific activities aim to create a platform for discussion of discoveries and innovative ideas in the field of magnetism, which will support the development of new technologies in the future.

Strongly Correlated Electrons, Quantum and Classical Spin Systems, Magnetic Structures and Dynamics, Spin Electronics and Magneto-Transport, Nanostructures, Surfaces and Interfaces, Soft and Hard Magnetic Materials,

Condensed Matter Physics and Materials,    Quantum Mechanics and Quantum Technology

The Transnational Round Table on Magnonics, High-Frequency Spintronics, and Ultrafast Magnetism (TRTM) is a conference that offers an inclusive platform for efficient exchange of ideas, knowledge, and expertise in an open-science format that stimulates community building, inter-community dialogue, and a cooperative approach to research path-finding; challenges group-think while encouraging responsible innovation; lowers barriers for participation related to one's career stage and availability of funding; removes barriers for participation related to irrelevant individual differences.

Eindhoven University of Technology

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 2026 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.

The Oxford Spintronics and Magnetism Workshop is a first-of-its-kind academic gathering hosted at the University of Oxford, aimed at fostering advanced discussion and collaboration in the rapidly evolving fields of spintronics and magnetism. Bringing together physicists, materials scientists, and engineers, the workshop will spotlight both foundational principles and cutting-edge research, with a focus on spin-based phenomena and magnetic materials that underpin next-generation information technologies. The programme will delve into major developments in theoretical modelling, materials and device engineering, offering a comprehensive view of current challenges and emerging approaches. Set within Oxford’s intellectually vibrant and historic setting, this workshop offers a unique opportunity for students and researchers to engage with world-leading experts, present their work, explore new research directions, and build long-lasting academic connections.

Spin Phenomena Interdisciplinary Center (SPICE)

This conference will bring together experimentalists and theorists to explore how strain can be used to probe and control electronic and structural properties in quantum materials. Discussions will focus on the tuning of competing charge and spin orders, mechanically responsive electronic states, and emergent collective dynamics. Particular attention will be given to novel experimental approaches that enable high-precision strain control and uncover hidden aspects of quantum correlations.

Trends in Magnetism is a multidisciplinary forum to share the latest advancements in magnetism. The scope of the conference is to provide the trends and the main challenges to face in a wide range of magnetism-related topics, both fundamental and applied.

Magnetism for biomedical applications; Antiferromagnetic and THz Spintronics; Altermagnetism; Topological magnetism and magnetic textures; Modeling of magnetic materials; Novel magnetic materials and multilayers; Spin-torque switching, spin-torque nano-oscillators, detectors and spin-orbit torque; Spin waves and magnonics; Spintronics for neuromorphic and unconventional computing; Ultrafast magnetism; Spin-Caloritronics

Ultrafast spin dynamics and magnetization switching; Laser induced ultrafast magnetic processes; Orbital angular momentum and phonon dynamics; Ultrafast spin transport and devices; Terahertz experiments and applications; Ultrafast dynamics in antiferro- and altermagnets; Dynamics in 2D, chiral, topological and quantum materials; Ultrafast magnetic microscopy and nanoscale magnetization dynamics; Novel techniques for ultrafast magnetization dynamics; Theory and simulation of ultrafast magnetization dynamics

The workshop is open to all researches and students interested in the physics or application of coupling between mechanical and spin degrees of freedom.

Magonon-phonon coupling (or spin-wave / acoustic-wave interaction); Acoustic manipulation of magnetism; Magnetic control of acoustics; Control or readout of spin states by mechanical transduction; Magneto-elastic materials and devices; Strain-mediated synthetic multiferroic structures and devices; Torques and forces on spins in nanomechanical systems; Spin-caloritronics; Cavity magnomechanics; Micro- or nano-mechanical magnetic sensing, measurement or imaging; Spins in non-inertial reference frames

SFF QuSpin, Center for Quantum Spintronics - Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in Berkeley CA, USA

The 26th International Colloquium on Magnetic Films and Surfaces (ICMFS-2027) is a satellite conference to the 2027 International Conference on Magnetism to be held from June 13-18 2018 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. CA, USA. The ICMFS-2027 continues the tradition of previous Colloquia, which started in 1964 in London UK, with the last one in the USA held in 2018 at UC Santa Cruz, CA. The ICMFS-2027 will bring together scientists from all areas of magnetism in lower dimensions. The Colloquium aims at exchange of new results and ideas for advancing the field of magnetism at surfaces, interfaces, in micro- and nanostructures as well as of spin-dependent phenomena.