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17/06/2025
Two major events this spring highlight the dynamism of the European spintronics industry
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The IUPAP Commission on Magnetism (C9) is pleased to announce that Dr. Dongwook Go will be the recipient of the 2025 IUPAP Early Career Scientist Prize in Magnetism for 'Pioneering theoretical studies of the emerging field of orbitronics, which concerns the generation and transport of electron orbital angular momentum in solids'.
Read more13/06/2025
We would like to draw your attention to the possibility of registering and enjoying JEMS2025 online at the very reasonable fee of €300. Of course, it is still possible to register for onsite participation, which includes on-demand access to catch up on talks or sessions that you couldn’t attend.
Read more10/06/2025
Wishing to conduct research in magnetism more sustainably?
Read more02/05/2025
The EMA Young Scientist Award 2025 goes to Johanna Fischer
Read more23/04/2025
Welcome to Giacomo Sala and Verena Brehm, new Sustainability officer and team member!
Read more01/04/2025
In this Editorial, Olivier FRUCHART and Dennis MEIER, President and Vice-President, draw our attention to the annual elections of the General Council members of the European Magnetism Association (EMA).
13/03/2025
As Intermag 2026 will take place in the UK, the following JEMS will take place in 2027. Apply to host the next JEMS 2027!
Read more13/03/2025
With great sadness, we announce that Prof. Dr Florian Haberey passed away on September 10th, 2024 at the age of 86.
Read more10/03/2025
In this editorial, Daniela PETTI, digital networking Officer, gives an overview of EMA's online seminars, as well as information about its future developments.
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