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Conference Program IEEE International Magnetics Virtual Conference 26-30 April 2021 CONFERENCE PROGRAM @intermagconf SCOPE OF THE CONFERENCE The INTERMAG 2021 Conference was due to be held in Lyon, France, 26-30 April 2021. Unfortunately, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and associated economic crisis meant that there was considerable uncertainty about the ability and willingness of our attendees to travel internationally. Owing to this uncertainty, the INTERMAG 2021 Management Committee, with the approval of the IEEE Magnetics Society Conference Executive Committee, decided to change the conference format from a face-to-face meeting to a virtual one. With that said, we are excited to bring you the INTERMAG 2021 Virtual Conference! The program will consist of prerecorded talks that will be made available to registered attendees on-demand starting 19 April 2021. To best serve our global community, the Conference will schedule live programming, including Q&A sessions, during the four “golden global hours,” or "Zones" as follows: Zone 1: Best for Asia (morning) and US (evening of the day before) Zone 2: Best for Europe and Asia Zone 3: Best for Europe, Asia and Eastern US Zone 4: Best for Europe and US All live events and sessions will be recorded and together with all the prerecorded content, made available to registered attendees, along with all the prerecorded content, until 30 June 2021 (60 days after the Conference ends). Attendees are highly encouraged to view the prerecorded talks beginning 19 April and submit questions to the presenters via the chat boards. Presenters will be monitoring these chat boards daily. Live Sessions will take place during the Conference week, 26-30 April. These live sessions will be for Special Sessions, Symposia Invited Talks, Focus Sessions, and the Plenary and Awards Session, and will include brief summary talks followed by live Q&A. Again, attendees are highly encouraged to watch the prerecorded talks and submit questions in advance. Note that contributed oral and poster sessions will hold Q&A via the chat boards only. SPECIAL SESSIONS Tutorial: Magnetism and the Environment Session Chair: Johannes Paulides (AE Group) Live Session - Monday, 26 April 9:00 pm CST (Asia) 3:00 pm CEST (Europe) 8:00 am CDT (US) This Tutorial will feature three prerecorded invited talks available on-demand starting 19 April 2021. During the Live Session, the speakers will each give a brief summary of their talk, followed by a live Q&A. Electricity is the best suited vector of energy to meet the challenges of our societies. It allows an increase in energy efficiency and a reduction in polluting emissions. Electric machines are one of the most important, if not the most important, components of electrical energy production and conversion process. They are present upstream and downstream from this process. Upstream, electric generators allow converting mechanical energy into electrical energy. They can be found in power plants, wind turbines, in motor vehicles, and aircrafts. Downstream, motors and electric actuators allow converting electrical energy into mechanical work. The symposium will provide a state-of-the-art on electric machines and actuators and different aspects related to electric machines and actuators analysis, design and applications. The emphasis is on newly developed structures, and new challenging applications, such as high temperature superconducting machines, hybrid excited synchronous machines, high power density electric machines, high speed machines, offshore wind turbine generators, racing car traction, and maglev trains both from an academic and industrial point of view. Attendees are highly encouraged to view the prerecorded talks beginning 19 April and submit questions via the chat boards. Presenters will be monitoring these chat boards daily and will also answer questions during the live session. Magnetic Refrigeration: From Fundamentals to Applications Oliver Gutfleisch (TU Darmstadt) Magnetics of Motor Drive System for Electrical Vehicle Keisuke Fujisaki (Toyota Technological Institute) Rare Earth Magnet Recycling: The Missing Link in a Circular Economy Kiril Mugerman (Geomega Resources) Symposia Each Symposium will feature six prerecorded invited talks, available on-demand starting 19 April 2021. During the Live Session, the speakers will each give a brief summary of their talk, followed by a live Q&A. Attendees are highly encouraged to view the prerecorded talks beginning 19 April and submit questions via the chat boards. Presenters will be monitoring these chat boards daily and will also answer questions during the live session. AA: Progress and Prospects of Advanced Magnetic Microscopies Supported by Live Session: Monday, 26 April 11:00 pm CST (Asia) 5:00 pm CEST (Europe) 10:00 am CDT (US) BA: Electrical Machines and Drives 2020 and Beyond Live Session: Tuesday, 27 April 3:00 pm CST (Asia) 9:00 am CEST (Europe) 2:00 am CDT (US) CA: Spin Conversion Efficiency by Various Methods Towards Device Applications Live Session: Tuesday, 27 April 9:00 pm CST (Asia) 3:00 pm CEST (Europe) 8:00 am CDT (US) DA:2D Materials for Spintronics Live Session: Wednesday, 28 April 8:00 am CST (Asia) 2:00 am CEST (Europe) 7:00 pm CDT (US - Tuesday evening) EA: Spin Angular Momentum Transport: Spin Waves Pushing New Frontiers Live Session: Wednesday, 28 April 11:00 m CST (Asia) 5:00 pm CEST (Europe) 10:00 am CDT (US) FA: Terahertz Spintronics Live Session: Thursday, 29 April 3:00 pm CST (Asia) 9:00 am CEST (Europe) 2:00 am CDT (US) GA: Spintronics for Probabilistic Computing Live Session: Thursday, 29 April 9:00 pm CST (Asia) 3:00 pm CEST (Europe) 8:00 am CDT (US) HA: New Trends in Skyrmionics: Materials, Dynamics and Detection Techniques Live Session: Friday, 30 April 9:00 pm CST (Asia) 3:00 pm CEST (Europe) 8:00 am CDT (US) View Speakers for Symposia here: https://intermag.org/storage/app/media/Documents/Confirmed%20Invited%20Speakers%20for%20Web.pdf 12th MRAM Global Innovation Forum Chair: Bernard Dieny (CEA/SPINTEC) Co-Chairs: Kevin Garello (SPINTEC) and Luc Thomas (Applied Materials) Live Session - Tuesday, 27 April Supported by 8:00 am CST (Asia) 2:00 am CEST (Europe) 7:00 pm CDT (US) NOTE: This is Monday evening, 26 April. This one-day Forum will feature ten prerecorded invited talks available on-demand starting 19 April 2021. The Forum will give an overview of the present status of industrial MRAM development and discuss the foreseen evolutions. During the Live Session, each speaker will give a brief summary of their talk, followed by live Q&A. Immediately after, there will be a live panel discussion, focusing on such topics as what we need to do bring MRAM to the next level, and what breakthroughs do we need to make MRAM (or spintronics) an integral part of CMOS electronics at advanced nodes. Attendees are highly encouraged to view the prerecorded talks beginning 19 April and submit questions via the chat boards. Presenters will be monitoring these chat boards daily and will also answer questions during the live session. Invited Talks and Live Q&A: Moderator: Kevin Garello (SPINTEC) MRAM Physics, Materials and Process Integration Design-technology Interaction Tiffany Santos (Western Digital) Shinobu Fujita (Kioxa) Sahil Patel (Applied Materials) Jack Guedj (Numem) MRAM Product Development Beyond STT-MRAM Eric Edwards (IBM) Shunsuke Fukami (Tohoku University) Jeong-Heon Park (Samsung) Manu Perumkunnil (IMEC) Johannes Muller (Global Foundries) Yuan-Jen Lee (TSMC) Panel Discussion: What do we need to bring MRAM to next level? Moderator: Luc Thomas (Applied Materials) Simone Bertolazzi (Yole) Gouri Sankar Kar (IMEC) Daniel Worledge (IBM) Seung Kang (Qualcomm) Ko-Min Chang (NXP Semiconductor) View MRAM Forum speaker bios here: https://intermag.org/mram-forum-biographies View MRAM Forum brochure here: https://intermag.org/storage/app/media//Documents/12th%20MRAM%20Forum%20Brochure%20Complete.pdf Focus Sessions Focus Sessions will each feature six prerecorded talks (three invited and three contributed), available on-demand starting 19 April 2021. During the Live Session, the invited speakers will each give a brief summary of their talk, followed by a live Q&A. Attendees are highly encouraged to view the prerecorded talks beginning 19 April and submit questions via the chat boards. Presenters will be monitoring these chat boards daily and will also answer questions during the live session. YA: Bench to Bedside Transition of Biomagnetic Research: How Close Are We? Live Session: Tuesday, 27 April 4:30 pm CST (Asia) 10:30 am CEST (Europe) 3:30 am CDT (US) Biological applications of magnetic fields and magnetic materials cover a variety of research areas from human and animal health through food safety to environmental issues. Magnetism contributes to proposed solutions for detection, diagnosis and prognosis, and for therapy or treatment. While some of these applications show promise, others are already a reality. This symposium will gather successful cases in which magnetism is used for life sciences. We will learn how far we are in magnetic neurostimulation, imaging, biosensing, or cancer fight. This session will attract specialists in magnetic sensors, fluids and rheology, nanomaterials or micromagnetics, and an audience interested in finding out more on how magnetism can contribute to health and life care. The invited lectures will cover hot topics of biomedical applications of magnetism: - Fast low-cost magnetic resonance imaging as an alternative to X-radiation for hard tissue: How far are we from seeing this in dental clinics? - Tumor therapy by magnetic particle vibrations - Imaging and quantifying transition metal ion in human brain for early detection and diagnosis of neurodegenerative disorders YB: Magnetorheological Composite Materials and Applications Live Session: Tuesday, 27 April 10:30 pm CST (Asia) 4:30 pm CEST (Europe) 9:30 am CDT (US) This focus session seeks to highlight key new advances in the field of magnetorheological composite materials (MCMs). MCMs are composites that disperse magnetic particles, such as ferromagnetic spherical particles, flakes, or rods, in a matrix material that can vary from a lightly viscous fluid to a highly viscous grease, to a soft polymer or viscoselastic solid.
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