Anomalous Hall and Nernst effects in magnetic metals and their application to magnetic and heat flux sensors Although the sensitivity of magneto-resistive sensors using the giant magneto-resistance (GMR) and the tunnel magneto-resistance (TMR) is increasing, it is difficult to reduce the manufacturing cost due to their complicated multilayer structure. On the other hand, researches on magnetic metals exhibiting a large anomalous Hall and Nernst effects are attracting attention for the purpose of applying high-performance magnetic and heat flux sensors with a simple device structure. In this symposium, lectures on the basic physics of the anomalous Hall and Nernst effects, and presentations on recent progress of their application to magnetic and […]

Forefront of high-entropy functional materials Since the 2000s, research on high-entropy alloys (HEA), which are multi-element solid-solution alloys, has been active mainly in the field of materials engineering. On the other hand, there are many unclear points on superconductivity and magnetism in HEA-type materials. In recent studies, examples of applying the concept of HEA to compound functional materials have been reported, and the issue is how to introduce HEA-type crystallographic sites into complex crystal structures to improve their functional properties. In this meeting, we would like to introduce cutting-edge research on the development and functionality of alloy-based and compound-based high-entropy functional materials, and discuss research guidelines for high-entropy functional materials. […]

Magnetic technology used in space In recent years, there have been various R&D activities related to the space environment in the public and private sectors, and in our country, the budget for space-related activities has been increasing at a pace of more than 20% annually. Because of the harsh environment in space, it is difficult to deploy the technology used on Earth as it is, and many attempts have been made to deal with this problem by using various magnetic materials and magnetic technologies. In this workshop, six researchers active in related fields will be invited to talk about the current status of magnetic technology applications in space, examples of […]

Biomedical Applications using Magnetic Materials Biomagnetics is one of the major research topics in magnetic engineering. Recently, it has become active to develop and study practical biomedical applications such as biomagnetic measurement using high-sensitivity magnetic sensor and magnetic particle imaging. In this symposium, we invite five outstanding lecturers who are engaged in the researches of biomedical applications using magnetic materials and related technology. We expect your active participation. Date: March 29th (Wednesday), 2023　13:00 – 16:35 Venue: Online(Zoom) Admission Fee: Free (reserved readers and students） 3,000 Yen (members and cooperate members） 6,000 Yen (non-members） Booklet: 2,000 Yen (members, cooperate members and students） 4,000 Yen (non-members） Registration: Registration form Payment method: MUFG […]

Frontier of Computational Science for Magnetism Recently, it has become active to develop and study materials using computational science such as first-principles calculations, micro-magnetics, and machine learning. In this symposium, we invite six outstanding lecturers who are engaged in the researches of computational science for magnetism. We expect your active participation. Date: December 12th (Monday), 2022　13:00 – 17:15 Venue: Online(Zoom) Admission Fee: Free (reserved readers and students） 3,000 Yen (members and cooperate members） 6,000 Yen (non-members） Booklet: 2,000 Yen (members, cooperate members and students） 4,000 Yen (non-members） Registration: Registration form Payment method: MUFG Bank,　Jinbocho Branch　013-2259640 Paypal (Credit card) Deadline：December 8th (Thursday), 2022 In cooperation with: The Japan Society of Applied […]

Recent progress in optical measurement of magnetic properties and optical measurement technology In recent years, optical measurement technology of magnetic properties has also made remarkable progress. In particular, measurement and imaging techniques using the time-resolved method are indispensable techniques for the study of spintronics as methods for investigating spin dynamics. Furthermore, the introduction of new optical measurement technology is expected to lead to the development of new magnetic property measurement technology. In this symposium, researchers who are researching optical measurement technology will introduce new optical measurement technology. In addition, researchers who are conducting research on relationship between magnetic properties and light will also introduce their research results. Date: November 22nd […]

Recent progress in Materials Informatics for magnetic materials Materials Informatics (MI) is one of the efforts to improve the efficiency of materials development by using information science methods such as machine learning, and has been attracting much attention in recent years. In the field of magnetic materials as well, efforts using MI are being vigorously promoted, and further development is expected in the future. In this topical symposium, we invite six outstanding lecturers in this research field. We look forward to your active participation. Date: October 25th (Tuesday), 2022 13:00 – 17:20 Venue: Online(Zoom) Admission Fee: Free (reserved readers and students） 3,000 Yen (members and cooperate members） 6,000 Yen (non-members） […]

Expansion into energy harvesting using spintronics Recently, energy harvesting technologies which transform environmental energy such as heat, light, radio wave and vibration into electric power, is attracting attention. It is expected that these technologies are utilized for power supply capable of IoT system using wireless sensors. In various energy harvesting technologies, many research and developments utilizing magnetics or spintronics are reported. In this topical symposium, we invite six outstanding lecturers in this research field. We look forward to your active participation. Date: July 20 (Wednesday), 2022 13:00 – 17:20 Venue: Online(Zoom) Admission Fee: Free (reserved readers and students） 3,000 Yen (members and cooperate members） 6,000 Yen (non-members） Booklet: 2,000 Yen […]

Collaboration of quantum beams and computational science for new magnetic research Research on magnetic materials using synchrotron radiation, neutrons, lasers, and other quantum beams has made great progress recently, and space- and time-resolved measurements have become a standard technique. On the other hand, it is not easy to precisely analyze the obtained imaging data and extract the physically important phenomenon behind it, making theoretical research highly required. Under these demands, new methods such as machine learning and data-driven science are rapidly growing. Based on this new research development, this workshop is expected to promote collaborative use and research exchange by discussing new collaboration between quantum beams and theoretical research. We […]

Recent progress in analysis and evaluation techniques for magnetic materials Recent years, with the performance improvement and the development of new applications of magnetic materials, more accurate analysis of material properties and establishment of evaluation methods and techniques that have not been studied so far are required. On the other hand, the performance of measuring instruments has improved remarkably, and it has become possible to observe phenomena that were difficult to measure in the past. In this topical symposium, we invite six outstanding lecturers in this research field. We look forward to your active participation. Date: January 19th (Wednesday), 2022　13:00 – 17:20 Venue: Online(Zoom) Admission Fee: Free (reserved readers and […]