Magnetism conferences

The meeting examines angular-momentum transfer and dynamics in emerging magnetic systems. Alongside electron-based spin transport, it considers magnons, phonons and photons as carriers for information processing. Topics include altermagnets, low-dimensional structures, complex magnetic textures and chiral materials, with attention to how symmetry and geometry produce new phenomena. Discussion connects these mechanisms with possible alternatives to charge-based electronic technologies. Attendance requires a bachelor’s degree in science or engineering, or an accepted equivalent. Applications are subject to selection and available capacity.

Experimentalists and theorists will examine ferroelectric, ferroelastic and multiferroic systems at the nanoscale. Topics include confinement, low symmetry, nonlinear behavior, topology, new ferroic phases, switching dynamics, interfaces and coupled order parameters. Scanning probe microscopy and in situ electron microscopy are discussed alongside first-principles calculations, molecular dynamics and phase-field modelling. Talks, poster sessions and discussion focus on emerging and unpublished research. Applicants need a science or engineering bachelor’s degree or equivalent; undergraduates are not eligible. Places may fill before the application deadline.

The symposia cover magnetic phenomena and materials from fundamental quantum states to functional systems and applications. Researchers from academia and industry will exchange results through plenary lectures, parallel scientific sessions, contributed talks and posters. The programme connects emerging concepts in magnetism with materials development and practical devices, with both onsite and remote participation.