"Magnetically Tunable RF and Microwave Polymer Nanocomposite Materials"

KRISTEN STOJAK

(University of South Florida)

Keysight Technologies  ofrecerá un seminario en la sede de BCMaterials en el que se explorarán varias tecnologías de medida de materiales, desde medida de impedancia compleja hasta caracterización eléctrica y magnética; y se abordarán diferentes técnicas de medida que permiten caracterizar materiales muy dispares. Se realizarán medidas utilizando instrumentación de medida electrónica de última generación. La inscripción en el seminario es gratuita, las plazas son limitadas. Puede inscribirse llamando al 800 000 154 (

The future is in your hands. What will you make of it?

Neeraj completed his Ph.D. at The University of Sydney then moved to the Bragg Institute at Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) for a post-doc. He is now a lecturer in chemistry at UNSW Australia and holds an Australian Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineering (AINSE) Research Fellowship.

"Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions- Individual Fellowships"

CATARINA LOPES

(BCMaterials)

Prof.

"Block copolymers self-assembling nano-patterning of FePt"

EDUARDO FERNANDEZ

(BCMaterials)

Ludwig Schultz, Distinguished Lecturer of the IEEE Magnetic talk. New means of urban transportation and logistics will become realistic with superconducting magnetic bearings using bulk high temperature superconductors.

Vasudeva Siruguri UGC-DAE Consortium for Scientific Research Mumbai Centre, R-5 Shed, BARC Campus, Mumbai – 400 085, INDIA

“Magnetic vortex configuration permalloy nanodisks”

MIKEL ROUCO

(BCMaterials)

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“Bionanomagnetismo”

LUCIA GANDARIAS

(BCMaterials)

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“Materiales magnéticos nanoestructurados”

MIKEL PEREZ CERRATO

(BCMaterials)

“Amphiphilic diblock copolymers for POCHBA”

María San Sebastián

(BCMaterials) 

   

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“Exchange bias of spring-like domain walls”

Rafael Morales

(UPV/EHU)

The exchange coupling between antiferromagnetic (AFM) and ferromagnetic (FM) materials yields a shift of the hysteresis loop along the magnetic field axis. The magnitude of this shift is known as exchange bias field, Heb.