RTU MIREA held the XXV International Conference “New discoveries in Magnetism and Magnetic Materials”

MIREA – Russian Technological University once again held the leading international conference on magnetism in the Russian language. The event took place at the University premises from July 1 to July 6. The event was organized by the subsection “Physics of Magnetic Films and Small Particles” of the Magnetism section of the Scientific Council of the Russian Academy of Sciences “Physics of Condensed Matter” together with RTU MIREA and the Department of Physics of Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov, and the Magnetic Society of Russia (MAGO).

Chairman of the organizing committee - A.S. Sigov, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, President of RTU MIREA,.

Deputy Chairman of the Organizing Committee - A.N. Yurasov, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Deputy Head of the Department of Nanoelectronics, Professor.

Chairman of the Program Committee - A.P. Pyatakov, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

During the conference, 239 presentations were made, and the number of participants was about 1000 people. The Conference brought together magnetologists from Vladivostok to Kaliningrad and from Syktyvkar to Makhachkala, Uzbekistan and Belarus.

The faculty, staff and students of the Nanoelectronics Department of the Institute of Advanced Technologies and Industrial Programming took an active part in the conference, giving scientific presentations and becoming the core of the conference organizing committee.

An impressive plenary presentation on nonlinear magnetoelectric effects in multiferroic heterostructures was given by Professor Yu.K. Fetisov of the Department of Nanoelectronics

L.Yu. Fetisov and V.S. Pokatilov, Professors of the Department, I.V. Gladyshev, S.D. Lavrov, and D.A. Burdin, associate professors, D.V. Savelyev and M.A. Simdyanova, members of the department staff, P.Yu. Avdeev and A.P. Pereverzeva, students of the University, V.I. Musatov, graduate student of RTU MIREA, made presentations on both fundamental and applied problems of magnetism.

Professor Yu.K. Fetisov, A.N. Yurasov, L.Yu. Fetisov moderated a number of sections throughout the six days of the conference. E.V. Bolotina, M.M. Yashin, T.N. Bakhvalova, N.V. Yurasova, students and the staff members of the Department of Nanoelectronics IPTIP: and many others actively worked jointly with the Conference Organizing Committee.

As part of the conference, excursions to the leading laboratories of the Nanoelectronics Department of IPTIP RTU MIREA (Institute of Advanced Technologies and Industrial Programming) were organized, and further scientific cooperation was discussed.

The conference had 12 sections, plenary and invited reports:

Plenary speakers:

1. V.I. Belotelov, “Optical excitation and observation of short spin waves”

2. M.V. Sapozhnikov, “Hall effect in magnetic nanostructures”

3. S.V. Streltsov, “New in magnetism and magnetic materials based on transition metals”

4. A.V. Kimel, “Physics of nonequilibrium states of antiferromagnets”

5. K.A. Zvezdin, “Spintronics after MRAM: fundamental research and applications”

6. A.K. Murtazaev, “Phase transitions in disordered Potts models.” Co-authors - A.B. Babaev and G.Ya. Ataeva

7. Yu.K. Fetisov, G. Srinivazan, L.Yu. Fetisov, “Nonlinear magnetoelectric effects in multiferroic heterostructures”

8. I.S. Lyubutin, “Magnetism and superconductivity of iron and iron hydrides at ultrahigh pressures”

Invited speakers:

1. A.S. Sidorenko, “Functional nanostructures for superconducting spintronics”

2. Yu.M. Bunkov, “40 years of spin superfluidity and magnon Bose-Einstein condensation”

3. V.V. Rodionova, “Multiferroic composites for biomedical applications”

4. Z.V. Gareeva, “Antiferromagnetic materials for spintronics”

5. N.N. Poddubnaya, “The influence of a magnetic field on the formation of structure and magnetoelectric properties of composites”

6. L.S. Uspenskaya, “Observation of magnetic inhomogeneities and structural domains in magnets using the method of magneto-optical visualization”

7. A.A. Amirov, “Multicaloric materials and effects: from fundamentals to practical applications”

8. S.N. Nikolaev, “Features of magnetotransport of (CoFeB)x(LiNbO3)100−x nanocomposite films near the percolation threshold under conditions of exchange and co-tunneling effects”

Sections of the XXV International Conference “New in Magnetism and Magnetic Materials” (NMMM-2024)

1. New magnetic and related materials: synthesis and physical properties. Teaching in the sections “Magnetism” and “Magnetic Materials” in higher education

Chairmen: N.S. Perov, V.N. Prudnikov and V.V. Rodionova

2. Processes of magnetization and magnetization reversal

Chairmen: N.G. Chechenin and A.P. Pyatakov

3. Micromagnetism and domain structure

Chairmen: K.A. Zvezdin and A.P. Pyatakov

4. Dynamic processes in magnets

Chairman: V.I. Belotelov

5. Spin transport and kinetic effects in magnetic materials. Elementary excitations and wave processes in magnets

Chairmen: A.B. Granovsky, A.N. Yurasov, V.V. Rylkov

6. Resonance phenomena in magnets

Chairmen: A.B. Drovosekov, N.E. Syryev, A.A. Mukhin

7. Magnetic phase transitions and critical phenomena

Chairman: A.K. Murtazaev and L.S. Uspenskaya

8. Magnetic films and multilayer structures

Chairmen: Yu.E. Kalinin and A.N. Yurasov

9. Magnetic nanostructures. Small magnetic particles

Chairpersons: M.V. Sapozhnikov, T.Yu. Kiseleva and A.N. Yurasov

10. Magneto-optics and photomagnetism

Chairpersons: E.E. Shalygina, T.B. Shapaeva and E.A. Ganshina

11. a. Magnetoelectric phenomena in composite structures. Research and development in the field of multiferroic structures and neuromorphic systems.

Chairpersons: Yu.K. Fetisov and L.Yu. Fetisov

b. Magnetoelectric phenomena: crystals and single-phase materials

Chairpersons: A.P. Pyatakov and Z.V. Gareeva

12. Magnetoacoustics and magnetoelastic interactions

Chairmen: L.N. Kotov and V.S. Vlasov

The collection of conference proceedings is planned to be posted in the RSCI (Russian Science Citation Index).

The collection of conference proceedings is planned to be posted in the RSCI.

The best reports will be published in the journal “Izvestia RAS. Physical Series" (special issues of this publication will be allocated for the purpose), and the best reports will be given a recommendation for publication in the journal "Solid State Physics" and other leading scientific publications.

The conference program is attached.