Magnetic NanoMaterials
Preparation, Characterization & Applications
One-day Seminar,
National
National
Romanian Ministry
of Education and Research
H. Chiriac (National Institute of R& D for Technical Physics,
Al. Stancu (Faculty of Physics, “Alexandru
Ioan Cuza” University,
N. Lupu (National Institute
of R&D for Technical Physics,
H. Chiriac
N. Lupu
M. Urse
Scientific Coordinator:
Prof. Dr. Horia CHIRIAC
Seminar Office
National
RO-700050 Iasi, PO Box 833 / PO 3
ROMANIA
Phone: +40 232 430680
Fax: +40 232 231132
Email: hchiriac@phys-iasi.ro
INVITED TALKS
Hywel DAVIES (
“Recent developments
in nanocomposite rare earth-iron-boron hard magnetic alloys”
Tadeusz KULIK (
“Magnetically soft nanomaterials for high-temperature applications”
Magda LAKATOS-VARSÁNYI (Bay
Zoltán Foundation, IMST
"Electrochemical preparation and characterisation of nanostructured
magnetic thin films and multi-layers"
Nicoleta LUPU (NIRDTP
Iasi, Romania)
“New magnetic nanomaterials
at NIDRTP
Alexandru STANCU (“Alexandru
Ioan Cuza”
"Evaluation of interactions in micro and nanoparticulate systems
with FORC diagrams"
Maria URSE (NIRDTP Iasi,
ROMANIA)
“Magnetic and electrical properties of granular [FeCoBN/Si3N4] x n multilayer thin films”
Franco VINAI
(IEN
“Magnetic properties of bulk nanocrystal and nano granular
alloys”
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Morning Session |
4
lectures x 45 minutes/each
(40
minutes for presentation plus 5 minutes for discussion) |
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Lunch |
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Afternoon Session |
4 lectures x 45 minutes/each
(40
minutes for presentation plus 5 minutes for discussion) |
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Poster Session |
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Get-together Party |
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The one-day seminar
will be held in Iasi, the most important political, economic and cultural centre
of Moldavia and one of the oldest cities in Romania, located at about 400 km
north-east of Bucharest. The city of
The seminar is addressed
to the scientific community working on magnetic nanomaterials in the field of
preparation, characterization, materials research and new ‘high-tech’
applications, covering the most recent developments in these fields. As a forum
for novel ideas, the seminar is intended to promote contacts between fundamental
research and technological needs for applications. Discussions are aimed also
in finding common scientific interests as a base for cooperation and proposals
for projects either at the national or European level.
The scientific program
of the seminar includes invited lectures presented by well-qualified speakers
to provide a through inside-view in the key fields of the magnetic nanomaterials
and contributed papers. There will be no parallel sessions, and a poster session
will be organized during all seminar day with discussions after the oral sessions.
In conjunction, a Workshop “Magnetoelastic Materials for Sensing Applications
& Innovative Vibration Transducer Systems” will be organized on 28th
of September 2004.
Contributions are welcome
on the following topics:
(1)
Preparation and processing
(2) Structure characterization
(3) Physical and chemical properties
(4) Magnetic properties
(5) Applications
The Workshop language
will be English. The invited speakers and contributors are invited to submit
an abstract (maximum one A4 page), which will appear in the Abstract Book together
with the abstracts of the contributions to be presented at the Workshop on September
28th, 2004. The Abstract Book will be delivered to all participants.
The Workshop Proceedings will be published on the authors’ request.
Social
Programme
A get-together party will be organized on Monday, September 27th, 2004, and Tuesday evening we will invite all our guests to dinner in a special location.
Wednesday morning, we plan a scientific visit in the
institute and in the afternoon a visit trip to the most important cultural
sights in Iasi.
Participants are asked to submit their interest to
participate to the seminar via email (hchiriac@phys-iasi.ro).
The registration fee for contributors is 300.000
ROL and includes abstracts and conference programme booklet, get-together party
and coffee breaks.
The dinner fee on September 28 will be paid on-site by the interested contributors.
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