The conference will be organized under the following themes:

Theme 1 Strongly Correlated Electrons Systems (SCES)

Chairs: Tatiana Guidi, Manuel Brando, Philipp Gegenwart

  • 1.01 Unconventional superconductivity and magnetism in SCES
  • 1.02 Topological states in SCES including Dirac and Weyl semimetals
  • 1.03 Heavy fermion systems, Kondo physics and valence fluctuations including actinides
  • 1.04 Frustration and quantum spin liquids
  • 1.05 CEF effects and multipolar ordering in SCES
  • 1.06 Quantum phase transitions and related phenomena including metal-insulator transitions
  • 1.07 Non-equilibrium physics in SCES, including mesoscopic Kondo and non-equilibrium pump-probe states
  • 1.08 Theoretical models and methods for strong correlations
  • 1.09 Materials design and novel advanced materials
  • 1.10 Fermi surfaces and electronic structure of correlated phase

Theme 2 Dimensionality in spin-related phenomena

Chairs: Silvia Picozzi, Aurelien Manchon, Roser Valenti

  • 2.01 1D magnetism
  • 2.02 Molecular magnetism
  • 2.03 2D magnetic materials
  • 2.04 Novel magnetic phenomena at surfaces and interfaces
  • 2.05 Frustrated, disordered and quantum magnetic phases
  • 2.06 Spin phenomena in topological materials
  • 2.07 Advances in Theory and Simulations in low-dimensional magnetism
  • 2.08 Chirality, Skyrmions and Exotic spin texture

Theme 3 Spintronics and Spin Dynamics

Chairs: Giovanni Carlotti, Luis E. Hueso, Yoshichika Otani

  • 3.01 Spin transport, spin tunneling and spin torque phenomena
  • 3.02 Spin caloritronics
  • 3.03 Spin-orbit effects and spin-charge-orbit conversion phenomena
  • 3.04 Electric field effects on magnetic systems and voltage controlled switching
  • 3.05 Low-dimensional spintronics
  • 3.06 Semiconductor & Molecular spintronics (including chirality-induced spintronics)
  • 3.07 Antiferromagnetic spintronics
  • 3.08 Vortex, skyrmion and domain wall dynamics
  • 3.09 Magnonics
  • 3.10 Ultrafast magnetization dynamics including terahertz spintronics
  • 3.11 Spin-mediated coupling phenomena (including magnon-magnon, magnon-phonon and magnon-photon among others)
  • 3.12 Micromagnetic & Multiscale Modelling

Theme 4 Magnetism of nanoscale systems: thin films, nanostructures and nanoparticles

Chairs: Franca Albertini, Nora Dempsey, Hari Srikanth

  • 4.01 Advanced synthesis  and characterization of magnetic thin films and multilayers
  • 4.02 Anisotropy effects of magnetic thin films and multilayers
  • 4.03 Surface and interface effects, Exchange bias and exchange springs
  • 4.04 Functional Hybrid nanostructures and arrays       
  • 4.05 Synthesis and  advanced characterization  of nanoparticles       
  • 4.06 Magnetic Nanoparticles in Bio-medical, Food and Environmental applications       
  • 4.07  Theory and modeling of nanomagnetic systems       
  • 4.08 Magnetic nanowires and nanotubes 

Theme 5 Functional Magnetic Materials

Chairs: Massimo Solzi, Ko-Wei Lin, Xavier Moya

  • 5.01 Hard magnetic materials
  • 5.02 Soft magnetic materials and magnetic shielding
  • 5.03 Materials for Energy applications
  • 5.04 Emerging properties in Functional Magnetic Materials
  • 5.05 Multiferroic and related materials
  • 5.06 Magnetic shape memories, magnetoelastic
  • 5.07 Critical challenges and Magnetic Materials (raw materials, sustainability, automotive)
  • 5.08 Magnetophotonics and magnetoplasmonics

Theme 6 Frontiers in magnetic devices and experimental techniques

Chairs: Riccardo Bertacco, Florin Ciubotaru, Tiffany Santos

  • 6.01 Magnetic sensors for Monitoring and Diagnostics
  • 6.02 Magnetic devices for information storage
  • 6.03 Magnetic logic devices
  • 6.04 Spin-Waves plaforms for signal processing
  • 6.05 Neuromorphic spin-based devices
  • 6.06 Spin-based Quantum computing and Sensing
  • 6.07 Magnetic MEMS
  • 6.08 Novel tools for investigating magnetism at the nanoscale
  • 6.09 Emerging techniques at large facilities (neutron, synchrotron, high fields, etc.)
  • 6.10 Interdisciplinary applications and technologies including Biomedical