EMA
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Membership

Become a member of EMA, showing your appreciation and supporting actions for the magnetism community.

We offer two options:

Types of membership

EMA membership is open to both individuals and bodies (e.g., laboratories, networks, projects, and companies).

The following options are available:

  • Supporting membership. This comes with an annual membership fee (it can also be labeled donation, depending on your administrative needs). This supports EMA actions for the European magnetism community. The level of support is flexible to account for every national or personal situation. The suggested amount is between €20 - €100 for supporting individuals, and 10-20€/capita involved in magnetism activities for bodies. Go to supporting membership.
  • Free membership. Through this you express your appreciation of EMA's actions, which also means a lot to us. Go to free membership.

Both options entitle you to be part of our mailing list and receive information from our side. Membership has no ending date, but removal can be requested at any time.

Note: In compliance with the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), data provided via registration is stored on a server with secured and limited access. This data is processed anonymously and solely for registration and mailing purposes of the European Magnetism Association. No information is passed to any third-party entity.

What do membership fees contribute to?

EMA is and will remain a non-profit organization that serves the magnetism community in Europe and beyond. Income is generated exclusively by any surplus generated by our events, sponsorship, and membership. This income enables us to develop and maintain various actions for the benefit of our community:

  • Communication: the paid scientific secretariat takes care of processing information arising from the community (jobs, events, links, news...), contributing to the web site, newsletter and social networks. We also cover costs for the website hosting, maintenance and development;
  • Awards: The Dominique Givord and Young Scientist awards, coming with an artifact, a monetary reward and an invitation to deliver a plenary talk at the next JEMS;
  • Support young scientists: allow all to attend JEMS and ESM (provide grants, keep ESM fees moderate), and support actions of the recently-established Young EMA Officer and its network;
  • Foster European actions in the field of magnetism, such as SpintronicFactory, the Magnetometry network etc.

EMA is proud to be an inclusive association that is open to all, regardless of their personal, financial, geographical or institutional situation, and services and support are equally available for both members and non-members.

Individual supporting members

The following persons are supporting members of EMA in 2024 and 2025. Note that other persons have registered, however declined the public visibility of their name, and therefore are not listed here.

    • ABREU ARAUJO

      Flavio

      Université catholique de Louvain

    • ABDELSAMIE

      Amr

      Laboratoire Albert Fert, CNRS, Thales, Université Paris-Saclay

    • BACHAR

      Abdellatif

      MagnetFab

    • BAUMGARTEN

      Daniel

      UMIT TIROL

    • BERAKDAR

      Jamal

      Martin-Luther University, Inst. f. Physik

    • BRAN

      Cristina

      INMA-CSIC

    • CAFFREY

      Nuala

      University College Dublin, Ireland

    • CÉSAR

      de Julian Fernandez

      Institute of Materials for Electronics and Magnetism - CNR

    • CHAPPERT

      Claude

      CNRS

    • CHE

      Ping

      Laboratoire Albert Fert, CNRS, Thales, Université Paris-Saclay

    • DE LOUBENS

      Grégoire

      Service de Physique de l'Etat Condensé

    • DELGADO

      Ángel V.

      University of Granada, Spain

    • DEMPSEY

      Nora

      Institut NEEL, CNRS

    • DLUBAK

      Bruno

      Laboratoire Albert Fert

    • FRUCHART

      Olivier

      SPINTEC

    • GIRAUD

      Alexandre

      IRT Saint-Exupéry

    • GORCHON

      Jon

      Institut Jean Lamour / CNRS / Université de Lorraine

    • HERAK

      Mirta

      Institute of Physics, Zagreb

    • JAL

      Emmanuelle

      CNRS, LCPMR, Sorbonne Universite

    • JAOUEN

      Nicolas

      Synchrotron SOLEIL

    • JOSÉ ÁNGEL

      Fernández Roldán

      71034554C

    • JOVANOVIC

      Sonja

      LAboratory of Physics, Vinca Institute of Nuclear Sciences, University of Belgrade

    • KARIPOTH

      Prakash

      University of Leeds

    • KRAWCZYK

      Maciej

      Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan

    • KUCH

      Wolfgang

      Freie Universität Berlin

    • LELIAERT

      Jonathan

      Ghent University

    • LOPEZ ANTON

      Ricardo

      Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha

    • MARTINHO

      Paulo

      IMS2 Lab, Centro de Química Estrutural

    • MIGLIORINI

      Andrea

      NISE - Max Planck Institute of Microstructure Physics

    • MONTONCELLO

      Federico

      University of Ferrara

    • PAJIĆ

      Damir

      University of Zagreb Faculty of Science, Department of Physics, Laboratory for investigation of magnetic and electric phenomena

    • PELIN

      Tozman

      Technical University of Darmstadt

    • PEREZ

      Lucas

      Universidad Complutense de Madrid

    • RANNO

      Laurent

      Institut Néel

    • SALA

      Giacomo

      University of Geneva

    • SAXENA

      Siddharth

      University of Cambridge

    • STANCU

      Alexandru

      Department of Physics

    • UHLÍŘ

      Vojtěch

      Brno University of Technology

    • VOGEL

      Jan

      CNRS, Institut Néel

    • WEISSITSCH

      Lukas

Supporting bodies

The following entities (e.g., laboratories, networks, projects, and companies) are supporting members of EMA in 2024 and 2025.

MLU logo Nonequilibrium Many-Body Systems group at Institut für Physik, Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg
Silicon Austria Labs Silicon Austria Labs (SAL) is a top research centre for electronic-based systems
Mesoscopic systems is a joint laboratory between the Department of Materials at ETH Zurich and the Paul Scherrer Institute