Abstract Submission

Contributions for oral and poster presentations are invited. Submit your 500 word abstract (figures are permitted in addition) by 22 January 2025. Submissions will be confirmed shortly afterwards and a final programme released. The symposium welcomes submissions on recent research results on metallic multilayers in the Technical Subject Categories as detailed below. Please indicate your proposed category when making your submission.

During the review process some contributed talks will be elevated to invited and those affected will be informed by email.

When you are ready, please click the link below to create your account/sign in and submit your abstract. When your abstract is submitted you will receive an email confirming receipt of the submission. If you have any questions or need assistance, please email vivien.thomas@iop.org

Please note: it is the sole responsibility of the presenter to have received agreement from all co-authors for the abstract to be submitted and presented at the conference.

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Technical Subject Categories

Topic	Indicative Subtopic
Quantum Materials	Topological systems, Dirac, Weyl, Superconductor, Low dimensional, van der Waals materials
Functional Materials	Multiferroics, Magneto-optics, Magneto-ionics, Semiconductors and Molecular magnets, Hard magnets, Soft magnets
Phenomena	Novel surface-interface behaviour, Emergent behaviour, Electric and voltage control, Anisotropy, Exchange bias and springs, DMI, skyrmions
Spintronics and Dynamics	Antiferromagnets, Altermagnets, Ultrafast dynamics, Domain wall motion, Magnonics, Spin-orbit torques, Spin transport, Caloritronics, Spin-charge conversion and other conversion phenomena
Nanostructures	Patterned, hybrid, self assembly, 3 - Dimensional
Simulation and Theory	Micromagnetics, First principles, Quantum compute, Machine learning
Applications	Biomimetic, neuromorphic, reservoir and probabilistic computing, Sensors, Recording and memories, Energy, Qubits
Novel Characterisation Techniques	Photon, Neutron, Electron, Magnetometry, Imaging, Spectroscopies and Time-resolved studies