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1. Fundamental aspects of magnetism
Magnetization processes, magnetic domains, micromagnetism;
Cooperative phenomena, critical behavior, frustrated magnetism and spin glasses;
Quantum, correlated, and topological magnetic materials.
2. Magnetization and spin dynamics
Ferromagnetic resonance, spin waves, and domain wall dynamics;
Ultrafast magnetization dynamics and switching;
Topologically non-trivial spin textures (e.g., skyrmions, vortices).
3. Magnetic materials
Bulk, thin films, multilayers, and nanostructured materials;
Oxides, ferrites, garnets, Heusler alloys, amorphous and crystalline systems;
Rare-earth and rare-earth-free magnetic materials.
4. Low-dimensional and functional magnetic systems
Nanoparticles, nanocomposites, granular and composite materials;
Two-dimensional and van der Waals magnetic materials;
Multiferroic, magnetoelectric, magnetocaloric, magnetoelastic and magneto-optical materials.
5. Spintronics and magnetoelectronic phenomena
Magnetoresistance effects (GMR, TMR, ...);
Spin transport, spin–orbit torques, spin caloritronics;
Antiferromagnetic and ferrimagnetic spintronics, spintronic devices.
6. Experimental techniques and magnetic characterization
Magnetic microscopy and imaging;
Advanced instrumentation and measurement techniques;
Non-destructive and in situ magnetic characterization methods.
7. Theory, modeling, and computational magnetism
Atomistic, micromagnetic, and multiscale simulations;
Modeling of hysteresis and dynamic processes;
Machine learning and data-driven approaches in magnetism.
8. Applications of magnetism
Sensors, recording and memory technologies;
Energy harvesting, microwave and THz devices;
Electrical machines, electromagnetic devices, and industrial applications.
9. Emerging and interdisciplinary topics
Quantum magnetism and quantum information;
Neuromorphic and non-conventional computing with magnetic systems;
Biomedical applications, magnetofluidics, and interdisciplinary research.
10. Other topics in magnetism
Contributions related to magnetism that do not fit into the categories above;
Novel, exploratory, or interdisciplinary studies;
General topics aligned with the scope of the workshop.
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