Symposium A: Magnetic and Superconducting Materials

Scope of the Symposium

The symposium is intended to bring togheter scientists and engineers interested in all aspects of experimental and theoretical research in magnetic and superconducting materials, as well as in their technological applications. Contributions are expected in topics ranging from basic properties to recent developments in magnetism and superconductivity at nanoscale. Emphasis will be given on new materials, properties and devices.

Topics

Participants are invited to submit abstracts related to the topics listed below. Contributions in other areas of magnetism and superconductivity will also be considered.

Fundamental magnetic properties
Hard and soft magnetic materials and applications
Disordered magnetic materials
Magnetocaloric materials
Multiferroics
Magnetic semiconductors; magnetism in carbon-based materials
Magnetism in nanoparticles, nanowires, films, multilayers and other nanostructured materials ; molecular magnetism
Exchange bias
Magnetization dynamics and micromagnetism
Spintronics in metals and semiconductors; spin dependent transport
Applied magnetism and instrumentation; biomedical applications
Magnetic recording
Low-Tc superconductors
Cuprate and iron-pnictide superconductors
Interaction between magnetism and superconductivity

Tentative list of invited speakers

Daniel R. Cornejo (Brazil);
Kleber R. Pirotta (Brazil);
Sergio M. Rezende (Brazil);
J. Albino Aguiar (Brazil);
Elisa Maria Baggio Saitovitch (Brazil);
Jairo Roa-Rojas (Colombia);
Julian Penkov Geshev (Brazil);
Martin Sirena (Argentina);
Yanina Fasano (Argentina)

Organizers

Renato F. Jardim (Instituto de Física – USP)
Rubem L. Sommer (CBPF)
Paulo Pureur (Instituto de Física – UFRGS)
Julio Guimpel (Centro Atomico Bariloche)