3rd International Symposium on Vortex Dynamics"
29. November - 2. December 2009
Hamburg, Germany
This symposium will take place Nov. 29 - Dec. 2 in Hamburg, Germany,
and is funded by the Collaborative Research Center
(Sonderforschungsbereich) 668 "Magnetism from Single Atoms to Nanostructures" and by the LEXI-Cluster "Nano-Spintronics". The Free and
Hanseatic City of Hamburg is well-known for its rich history as a
center of trade and travel.
The University of Hamburg has adopted this tradition and calls itself "The Gateway to the World of Science". It has a long history of
research in magnetism, and particularly magnetic vortex dynamics. In
1943, Otto Stern received the Nobel Prize in Physics for the discovery
of the magnetic moment of the proton here in Hamburg some ten years
earlier, and in 1968, Werner Döring's work on point singularities
helped to establish the magnetic vortex as a research topic.
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Organizers
PD Dr. Guido Meier, University of Hamburg
Dr. Markus Bolte, University of Hamburg
Prof. Dr. Bartel Van Waeyenberge, Ghent University
We gratefully acknowledge financial support of the Deutsche
Forschungsgemeinschaft via the Graduiertenkolleg 1286 "Functional
Metal-Semiconductor Hybrid Systems" and the SFB 668 - Collaborative Research Center on "Magnetism: from a single atom to nanostructures" as well as the LEXI-Cluster "Nano-Spintronics" of the University of Hamburg
Venue
University of Hamburg,
Jungiusstrasse 11,
D-20355 Hamburg
Germany
Scientific Scope
The purpose of this international symposium is to strengthen the scientific community that focuses its research on the dynamics of magnetic vortices in confined structures, micro- and nanoelements and nanowires) by bringing together experts in this field that share their latest research results with each other. By conjoining experimental, analytical, and simulational expertise, the symposium will facilitate the dissemination of knowledge as well as identify the remaining challenges in the field, thus helping to establish vortex dynamics as a research topic within the magnetic community.
Invited Speakers
| Dr. Stuart Parkin | IBM Almaden |
| Dr. Yves Acremann | Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory (SSRL) |
| Prof. Dr. Sang-Koog Kim | Seoul Natl. University |
| Dr. Valentyn Novosad | Argonne National Laboratory |
| Prof. Dr. Yury Gaididei | Kiev University, Radiophysics Faculty |
| PD Dr. Mathias Kläui | Universität Konstanz |
| PD Dr. Riccardo Hertel | FZ Jülich |
| Prof. Dr. Bartel Van Waeyenberge | Ghent University, MPI Stuttgart |
Speakers from Hamburg
| Dipl. Phys. Lars Bocklage | University of Hamburg |
| Dipl. Phys. Stellan Bohlens | University of Hamburg |
| Dr. Markus Bolte | University of Hamburg |
| Dr. Jens Wiebe | University of Hamburg |
| Dr. André Drews | University of Hamburg |
| Dr. Benjamin Krüger | University of Hamburg |
| Dipl. Phys. Michael Martens | University of Hamburg |
| Dipl. Inf. Massoud Najafi | University of Hamburg |
| Dipl. Phys. Andreas Vogel | University of Hamburg |
Information
PD Dr. Guido Meier
Department of Physics
University of Hamburg
Jungiusstraße 11
D-20355 Hamburg
Telefon: +49 40-42838 2903
Telefax: +49 40-42838 3954
E-Mail: meier@physnet.uni-hamburg.de
Dr. Markus Bolte
Department of Informatics
University of Hamburg
Vogt-Kölln-Str. 30
D-22527 Hamburg
Telefon: +49 40-42883-2436
Telefax: +49 40-42883-2552
E-Mail: mbolte@informatik.uni-hamburg.de
Location
The workshop will take place in Hamburg, which is the science, culture, business and trade center in the northern part of Germany.
