News – 2025 IEEE Advances in Magnetics

15 Oct 2024 – Abstract decisions have been sent to the authors today.
14 Oct 2024 – Registration fees have been published. The procedure for registering will be opened by the end of October.
11 Oct 2024 – A satellite workshop will be organized in Bressanone on Feb 13th. It will be about “Latest advances in Italian research in Spintronics”. Participation is free. More details about speakers, location and time, will be published soon on this page.
17 Sept 2024 – Contributed abstract submission is closed. We have received more than 220 abstracts, which will be reviewed by the techical committee in the next weeks. Considering such a large number of submissions, notification of acceptance will be given by mid-October.
31 Jul 2024 – Due to the numerous requests and considering that August is a month of holidays for many countries, abstract submission has been extended until September 16th, 2024.
7 May 2024 – AIM2025 is an IEEE Conference. The official name of the conference is 2025 IEEE Conference on Advances in Magnetics (IEEE-AIM2025).
6 May 2024 – Abstract submission is open! Submit your contribution by July 31st, 2024.
2 May 2024 – Invitations of speakers, considering the program committee suggestions, are underway. We have got the first confirmations from very high-profile scientists.
30 Apr 2024 – Topics of the conference have been defined, organized in 13 technical sessions and 7 special sessions. All of them are open for the submission of abstracts.
19 Apr 2024 – Technical sessions have been defined together with their chairs. Special sessions will be announced by the end of April (deadline for the proposal is Apr 24).
14 Feb 2024 – Jairo Sinova has accepted the invitation to deliver the opening tutorial of AIM2025.
7 Feb 2024 – AIM2025 has been announced during the Italian Conference of Magnetism (Magnet24) held in Milan. It will be in Bressanone, on February 9-12, 2025.
17 Feb 2023 – During AIM2023 social dinner, in Moena, AIM2025 general chairs have been announced. They are Vito Puliafito, from the Politecnico di Bari, and Silvia Tacchi, from IOM-CNR Perugia.