EMFL User Meeting

Tuesday 17 Jun 2025, 09:00 → 20:30 Europe/Rome

Aula 7, Building 6, Studium 2000 (University of Salento)

We are pleased to invite you to the User Meeting of the European Magnetic Field Laboratory (EMFL). It will take place on the 17th of June, 2025, at University of Salento.

The meeting will examine recent advances in using and creating high magnetic fields, discuss the needs for further tools and developments, and create awareness of opportunities for collaborative research with the EMFL. 

Distinguished invited speakers across disciplines will report on the use of high magnetic fields for fundamental research and technologies, the development of high magnetic fields, and their integration with other research tools and techniques. 

The programme includes poster presentations, moderated discussions on facilities‘ developments and community needs. Details about the programme and registration will be updated in due course. If you are a user of the EMFL, we invite you to send your feedback on your experience during your last visit at one of the facilities of the EMFL to the User Committee.

To join the meeting online please use the following link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86138253443?pwd=UAmJLMM4srbkLwZAFmk0pHIaT6Kmon.1

The meeting will be hosted by Prof. Giuseppe Maruccio, Italy Director of the EMFL partnership.

 

 

Arrival and coffee

Transfer to Aula 7

Part I: Welcome, introduction and EMFL Prize and Lecture: Welcome

Convener: Prof. Giuseppe Maruccio (University of Salento)

Part I: Welcome, introduction and EMFL Prize and Lecture: Institutional Welcome

Part I: Welcome, introduction and EMFL Prize and Lecture: Introduction

Convener: Prof. Jochen Wosnitza (EMFL-HLD)

Part I: Welcome, introduction and EMFL Prize and Lecture: EMFL Prize and Lecture

Convener: Prof. Jochen Wosnitza (EMFL-HLD)

Part II: Scientific Presentations Session I: Can one observe quantum oscillations in thermal conductivity of phonons?

Convener: Dr Stanisław Galeski (HFML-FELIX)

Part II: Scientific Presentations Session I: MagnetoPL spectroscopy of intra- and interlayer excitons in highly aligned transition metal dichalcogenide heterobilayers

Convener: Dr Alessandro Surrente (Wrocław University of Science and Technology)

Part II: Scientific Presentations Session I: Correlated Insulating States in Twisted Double Bilayer Graphene under Ultrahigh Field

Convener: Dr Ning Ma (EPFL)

Part II: Scientific Presentations Session I: Strange metal and spin fluctuations in cuprate superconductors

Convener: Dr David Le Boeuf (LNCMI Grenoble)

12:20 Buffet Lunch and Poster session

Part III: User committee, Survey and Feedback: User Committee and Survey

Convener: Prof. Raivo Stern (NICPB/KBFI)

Part III: User committee, Survey and Feedback: Feedback sessions with Directors of EMFL

Convener: Prof. Raivo Stern (NICPB/KBFI)

Part IV: Scientific Presentations Session II: Exploring magnetocaloric materials with pulsed magnetic fields

Convener: Dr Benedikt Beckmann

Part IV: Scientific Presentations Session II: Simultaneous parameters probing: a crucial tool to understand first-order phase transition kinetics on magnetocaloric materials

Convener: Dr João Horta Belo (U. Porto)

Part IV: Scientific Presentations Session II: An EPM Project QuAHMET: Quantum anomalous Hall effect materials and devices for metrology

Convener: Dr Susmit Kumar

Part IV: Scientific Presentations Session II: Unconventional Magnetism: from loop currents to altermagnetism

Convener: Dr Federico Mazzola

16:00 Coffee break and Poster session

Part V: Conclusions and Final Remarks: AiMagn – Italian Magnetism Association

Convener: Dr Gaspare Varvaro

Part V: Conclusions and Final Remarks: Emergence of the Correlated Ferromagnetic Glass in hybrid Co/Molecule bilayers

Convener: Dr Valentin Alek Dediu

Part V: Conclusions and Final Remarks: Italian infrastructures on Magnetism and Applied Superconductivity and Lecce EMFL-IRIS Node

Conveners: Prof. Daniele Martello, Dr Anna Grazia Monteduro

Final remarks on funding opportunities and closure

Convener: Prof. Giuseppe Maruccio (University of Salento)