The European Magnetism Association (EMA) maintains links with other organizations involved in Magnetism. These may give rise to a Memorandum of understanding, stating the sharing of common views and goals. Related organizations are invited as observer members at the meetings of the General Council.
The European Magnetism Association is maintaining links with a number of large-scale organizations closely related to magnetism.
The European Magnetism Association is maintaining links with a number of European organizations closely related to magnetism.
The European Magnetism Association is maintaining links with a number of National organizations in Europe closely related to magnetism.
The Italian Association of Magnetism
Promotes the Italian research on magnetism, from fundamental aspects to perspective technologies such as magneto-electronics and biomedical applications. Promotes the training of new generations of researchers and aims at keeping privileged relationships with industries
Spain Magnetism Club
Non-profit professional association promoting scientific and the applied use of magnetism, linking together academics and companies.
Danish Association of Magnetism
Dansk Magnetisk Forening (in Danish)
Magnetism Section (German Physical Society)
Founded 1956 to promote the fundamental and applied research and education in magnetism, magnetic materials, and magnetic devices in academics as well as in industry
Portuguese Magnetic Core (Núcleo Português de Magnetismo)
Portuguese magnetism community initiative.
The Russian Magnetism Society
(in russian). Supports formation and implementation of scientific and technical trends in the development of magnetism, its applications and related areas on the basis of fundamental and applied research and development.
Slovak Magnetic Society
Non-profit scientific and technical association that involves industrial and also academic interests in magnetism-related areas
The UK Magnetics Society
An organisation that represents both industrial and academic interests in all fields of magnetics