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A green magnetic cooling device based on upcycled NdFeB magnets
31/05/2017
A news suggested by TU Darmstadt, highlighting a magnetocaloric cooling device using recycled NdFeB magnets
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ESM - Forward move in Europe
17/05/2017
The pressure for attending ESM has been rising steadily over the years. An increase of the number of Schools has been decided accordingly.
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ERC advanced grants related to Magnetism
19/04/2017
The results for the call ERC advanced grants 2016 have been published recently. Among these, seven projects are related to magnetism in condensed matter.
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ESM registration is closed - Statistics
16/04/2017
We received over 230 applications from over 40 countries, and selected 88 participants.
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Request for participation to ESM 2017 is open
25/02/2017
The next session of the “European School on Magnetism” (ESM) series will take place in Cargèse, Corsica, France, from October 9-21th, 2017. The European School on Magnetism is a pan-European event organized under the umbrella of the European Magnetism Association.
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Sponsorship for EMA's newsletter
25/12/2016
We now offer the possibility for sponsoring the Newsletter of the European Magnetism Association. Contact us of you are interested in this unique channel to reach more than 10000 persons active in the field of Magnetism.
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Which SI units?
23/12/2016
The magnetics community is notorious for the inconsistent use of quantities and units. Even though the SI system is now 56 years old, a brand new magnetometer still has a Gauss scale. Of the latest three JMMM publications, two are based on CGS. Here is a pledge for a consistent an unambiguous use of SI units.
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