Scientific Program

13:00 ~ 13:05    Opnening Remarks

13:05 ~ 14:05    Shuichi Murakami, University of Tokyo, RIKEN
[Plenary 1] TBA

14:05 ~ 14:35  Eunji Im, University of Ulsan
[Invited 1] Chirality-Selective Imaging of Spin Wave via Nitrogen-Vacancy Circular Dichroism

14:55 ~ 15:25    Hikaru Watanabe, Hokkaido University
[Invited 2] Search for versatile conventional antiferromagnets based on spin space group

15:25 ~ 15:55  Danru Qu, National Taiwan University
[Invited 3] Charge, Spin, and Orbital Currents in Nernst Effects

15:55 ~ 16:25  Tomoya Higo, Keio University
[Invited 4] Emerging Electronic Functionalities in Thin Films of Topological Magnetic Materials

16:30 ~ 18:00    Poster session

09:00 ~ 10:00    Pietro Gambardella, ETH Zurich
[Plenary 2] Title

10:00 ~ 10:30  Miuko Tanaka, Kyoto University
[Invited 5] Dielectric Measurement of van der Waals Magnets

10:50 ~ 11:20    William Borders, National Institute of Standards and Technology
[Invited 6] Implementing probabilistic bits with superparamagnetic tunnel junctions

11:20 ~ 11:50  Satoshi Iihama, Nagoya University
[Invited 7] Harnessing propagating spin waves for physical reservoir computing

13:30 ~ 14:00    Cheng Gong, University of Maryland, College Park
[Invited 8] All-van der Waals multiferroic heterostructure

14:00 ~ 14:30    Hiroki Arisawa, University of Tokyo
[Invited 9] Nonlinear and nonreciprocal thermoelectric effects in low-symmetry materials

14:30 ~ 15:00  Hiroki Matsumoto, ETH Zurich / Kyoto University
[Invited 10] Nonlinear cavity magnonics in a planar magnet

15:20 ~ 15:50    Frédéric Bonell, CNRS - SPINTEC
[Invited11] FeNGeTe2 2D magnets: epitaxy, magnetism and spin devices

15:50 ~ 16:20  Takahiro Fujita, RIKEN CEMS
[Invited 12] Emergent Magnetic Field Proximity Effects in Oxide Heterostructures

16:20 ~ 16:50  Amilcar Bedoya Pinto, University of Valencia (Online)
[Invited 13] Tuning magnetic order in epitaxially grown van der Waals materials: From 2D-XY systems to high-Tc magnets driven by self-intercalation