Symposium H-2
Fundamental Properties of Magnetic Materials and Innovative Applications
Scope
This symposium covers a wide range of perspectives, from the basic properties of magnetic materials to the latest applied technologies. It deepens our understanding of the physical and chemical properties of new types and structures of magnetic materials, such as nano-structures, thin films, and composite materials, and also considers their development into innovative applications, such as energy storage, quantum computing, medical technology, and data storage technology.
Topics
- Spintronics
- Magnetic nanomaterials and application
- Environmental sensing and remediation
- Soft/hard magnetic materials
- Magnetic recording
- Healthcare solutions
- Magnetocalorics
Invited Speakers
- PAOLA MARIA TIBERTO, INRIM: Multi-functionalities of magnetic nanoparticles for biomedical applications
- Malu Fdez-Gubieda, University of Basque Country: Perspectives on Magnetotactic bacteria in biomedical application
- Tadakatsu Ohkubo, National Institute for Materials Science: Multiscale Structural Characterization for the Development of Heavy Rare-Earth Lean/Free Nd-Fe-B Magnets
Organizers
- Representative Correspondence
Yuko Ichiyanagi - Yokohama National University
Yuko[at]ynu.ac.jp
Saeki Yamamuro- Ehime University
- Ulf Wiedwald
- Uni Duisburg-Essen
- Montserrat Rivas
- University of Oviedo
- Valentyn Novosad
- Argonne National Laboratory
- Ko Mibu
- Natoya Institute of Technology