Project training event on SkyrmionsEU-ITN-SPEAR Workshop 26.2.-28.2.

14 February 2024, by Kubetzka

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I would like to invite you to the upcoming lectures on magnetic skyrmions 26th-28th of February in the INF lecture hall (JU11A). They are embedded in the training event of our EU-ITN project SPEAR and open to everyone. These lectures are also suited for non-experts in the field, so Bachelor and Masterstudents are encouraged to attend as well.

Kind regards, Kirsten von Bergmann

Venue

Lectures in the INF lecture hall, Jungiusstrasse 11A (open to everyone)

Program

	Monday 26th Feb
9:30h	Dr. Vincent Cros	CNRS Thales	Interface-DMI Skyrmions in magnetic multilayers
11:30h	Dr. Nikolai Kiselev	FZ Jülich	Skyrmions from a micromagnetic perspective
	Tuesday 27th Feb
9:30h	Dr. Kirsten von Bergmann	Univ Hamburg	Skyrmions in model systems
11:30h	Dr. Elena Vedmedenko	Univ Hamburg	Post Deadline Lecture
	Wednesday 28th Feb
9:30h	Dr. Aurore Finco	CNRS Montpellier	NV-center microscopy, a versatile tool to study magnetism
11:30h	Dr. Jens Wiebe	Univ Hamburg	Emergent phenomena in spin lattices coupled to BCS superconductors

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