Program Theme
Magnetic materials are widely applied in human lives. They play a major role in improving efficiency and performance of electronic devices such as motors, transformers and mobile phones. Therefore, the further improvement of their properties is essential for reaching energy-saving and resource-saving society. As a next-generation material to achieve enhanced performance and new functionality, nanostructured magnetic materials have attracted much attention. However, we are facing various challenges for obtaining their excellent properties, and new scientific and technical breakthroughs are required to overcome these challenges. According to the aim to create such breakthroughs, this program will contain events to promote better understanding of previous studies on nanostructured magnetic materials and the associated challenges in this field. Also, we will discuss new approaches and ideas for the creation of materials for the future generation.
Events
Special Lecture for Students and Young Researchers: Introduction to Nanostructured Magnetic Materials
(May 30, 2017)
International Workshop on Nanostructured Magnetic Materials [May 29, 2017 Updated]
(May 30, 2017 – June 1, 2017)
Follow up Seminar
Follow up seminar by Sung Hoon Kim [Jul 18, 2017 Updated]
(August 2, 2017)
Organizers
Yoshiaki Hayashi
(Assistant Professor, Research Institute of Electrical Communication, Tohoku University)
Tomoyuki Ogawa
(Assistant Professor, Department of Electronic Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University)
Sung Hoon Kim
(Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics Convergence Engineering, Wonkwang University)
Poster
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Visitors List
Cooperation with
IEEE Magnetics Society Sendai/Sapporo Joint Chapter