Eventi futuri – Associazione italiana di magnetismo

MAGNET 2026

14 Dicembre 2025 mcantoni 0

Lecce (Italy) – February 3-6 2026 The IX Italian Conference on Magnetism is promoted by the Italian Magnetism Association (Aimagn). The conference is aimed at presenting […]

AIMagn School 2025 – Magnetic nanomaterials

4 Giugno 2025 mcantoni 0

Perugia (Italy) – 20-24 October 2025 School website is now online! The 7th Italian School on Magnetism follows a series of highly successful biyearly schools […]

EMA Editorial for January 2026
EMA presidents review the main 2025 activities and provide an outlook for 2026.
2025 ERC Consolidator grants disclosed
349 mid-career scientists, will receive a total of €728 million in European Research Council Consolidator Grants to support cutting-edge research. Among these, 5 projects are related to magnetism.
Obituary: Konstantin Y. Gusliyenko
We are profoundly saddened to announce the passing of Professor Konstantin Y. Gusliyenko, a renowned theoretical physicist in the field of magnetism.

EMA Editorial for January 2026
EMA presidents review the main 2025 activities and provide an outlook for 2026.
2025 ERC Consolidator grants disclosed
349 mid-career scientists, will receive a total of €728 million in European Research Council Consolidator Grants to support cutting-edge research. Among these, 5 projects are related to magnetism.
Obituary: Konstantin Y. Gusliyenko
We are profoundly saddened to announce the passing of Professor Konstantin Y. Gusliyenko, a renowned theoretical physicist in the field of magnetism.
EMA Editorial for December 2025
In this December 2025 editorial, Giacomo SALA, Officer for Carbon Footprint, Verena BREHM, and Stéphane FLAMENT have formed a new team to review our responsibility as individuals to evaluate and decrease the carbon footprint of our professional activities, and detail the commitment of EMA to contribute to it.
2025 ERC Synergy grants disclosed
Sixty-six research teams, bringing together 239 scientists, will receive a total of €684 million in European Research Council Synergy Grants to tackle some of the most challenging scientific questions across a broad range of fields. Among these, 2 projects are related to magnetism.