Advances in Modern Magnetic Materials
Advances in Modern Magnetic Materials
A workshop bringing together world leading experts in magnetism.
- Date
- 17/06/20152015-06-17 - 19/06/20152015-06-19
- Location
- Diamond Light Source, Oxfordshire, UK
A workshop bringing together world leading experts in magnetism.
Magnetism is a tremendously interesting subject offering challenges to academics worldwide. In addition, however, it also has wide reaching applications. The magnetic recording industry has benefited strongly from this with the discovery of giant magnetoresistance in thin films. In addition advances in magnetic semiconductors, multiferroics, patterned media, interaction between superconductivity and magnetism and topological effects have generated much recent interest. As a result magnetism continues to inspire excitement due to many fundamental phenomena and possible resulting applications.
The workshop aims to bring together world leading experts in magnetism. In addition the location will offer a unique chance to introduce researchers to the BLADE instrument at Diamond, which is a polarised soft X-ray source capable of performing scattering and absorption measurements.
Registration is now closed
Welcome by Andrew Harrison | CEO Diamond Light Source |
Dominique Givord | Institut Neel, CNRS, Grenoble |
Matthieu Jamet | CEA, Grenoble |
Gerrit van der Laan | Diamond Light Source |
Bella Lake | Helmoltz Zentrum, Berlin |
Stephane Mangin | Universite de Lorraine,Nancy |
Paolo Radaelli | University of Oxford |
Dirk Sander | Max Planck Institut, Halle |
Kristiaan Temst | KU Leuven |
Accommodation
If you require accommodation, please contact the onsite guest house Ridgeway House (email: ridgewayhouse@stfc.ac.uk or phone: 01235 445500).
We have reserved some rooms for delegates, available on a first come first serve basis at a cost of £60 B&B per night. Please quote reference 61126 when booking.
Conference Dinner
There will be a conference dinner on the evening of Wednesday 17th June 2015 at Cosenor's House in Abingdon. Please ensure you select this option during registration to book your space. Transport to the dinner and return will be provided.
Registration
Registration is free but participants are expected to fund their own travel and accommodation. Refreshments, lunch, the workshop dinner and evening drinks at the poster sessions will be provided.
Registration is now closed
Posters
Delegates are encouraged to bring a poster to this workshop. Posters should be A0 in size and Portrait in orientation.
There are 2 poster prizes available, generously sponsored by:
Please contact the Diamond Events team should you have any questions - +44 1235 778431 or events@diamond.ac.uk
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