The workshop aims to bring together experts in Nonlinear Analysis and Calculus of Variations with modelers, computational scientists, and experimentalists working on problems arising from spintronics - an emergent field of Microelectronics that attempts to harness the spin degree of freedom of an electron in addition to its electric charge for computer and information technologies. The modeling and analysis of such problems pose exciting challenges at the intersection of Mathematics and the applied Sciences and provide a fresh fertile ground for the Calculus of Variations. This event is the natural follow up of the workshop Modeling and Analysis in Nanomagnetism and beyond Held at the University of Parma, May 27-31, 2024.
LIST OF CONFIRMED SPEAKERS
Anne Bernard-Mantel, CEMES-CNRS Toulouse
Olivier Boulle, CEA-CNRS, Grenoble
Luca Briani , TUM, Munich
Raphael Cote, IRMA-CNRS, Strasbourg
Clementine Courtes, IRMA-CNRS, Strasbourg
Sara Daneri, GSSI, L’Aquila
Lucia De Luca, IAC-CNR, Roma
Nicola Fusco, Università degli Studi di Napoli
Maria Stella Gelli, Università di Pisa
Marie Herve, CNRS-Sorbonne Université, Paris
Vesa Julin, University of Jyväskylä
Nikolai Kiselev, Forschungszentrum Jülich
Leonard Kreutz, TUM, Munich
Xavier Lamy, Université de Toulouse
Massimiliano Morini, Università di Parma
Mirco Piccinini, Università di Pisa
Nicolas Rougemaille, CNRS - Institut Néel
Filipp Rybakov, Uppsala University
Etienne Sandier, Université Paris-Est, Créteil
Ikkei Shimizu, Kyoto University
Theresa Simon, University of Münster
Valery Slastikov, University of Bristol
The deadline to apply is the 8th SEPTEMBER 2025.
More information at the REGISTRATION PAGE.
The number of participants attending the Workshop is limited, therefore the registration will be confirmed after its expiration.
The organizers gratefully acknowledge support from PRIN 2022 PNRR, Project P2022WJW9H “Magnetic skyrmions, skyrmionic bubbles and domain walls for spintronic applications”, Finanziamento dell’Unione Europea – NextGenerationEU, that made this workshop possible.
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