Conference announcements
MAGNETO - OPTICAL RECORDING
INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM (MORIS 2004)
May 16-19, 2004,
Yokohama Symposia, Yokohama, Japan
INTRODUCTION
The 9th Magneto-Optical Recording International Symposium (MORIS) will be held from May 16 to 19, 2004
in Yokohama, Japan. The purpose of MORIS 2004 is to provide a forum for information exchange on
optical and magnetic recording. A broad range of topics covering materials, physics, and the technology of
recording as well as fundamental background studies will be addressed. The latest information on MORIS 2004
can be found on the Conference Web Site:
http://www.pac.ne.jp/moris2004/
DEADLINES
SCOPE
Papers are solicited on all topics relevant to magneto-optical memory and magneto-optical devices including hybrid recording.
The current status of new development of materials, components, measurement and basic theory, as well as their applications
will be discussed. In addition to contributed papers, a number of invited papers on important topics will be presented. A
list of the subject areas is given below.
The symposium will include invited and contributed papers. Some of the invited papers will be selected from those submitted by the deadline of January 31, 2004.
FURTHER INFORMATION
For further information, please contact to
Proactive Convention Co., Ltd.
Eiko Bldg. 2F, 93 Edomachi, Chuo-ku,
Kobe 650-0033, Japan
Phone:+81-78-334-6661 Fax:+81-78-334-6662
E-mail: moris2004@pac.ne.jp
URL: http://www.pac.ne.jp/moris2004/
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Applications of Magnetic Carriers May 20 - 22, 2004 Lyon, France Not far from theGrenoble High Magnetic Field Laboratory! |
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Preparation and Modification of Magnetic Particles Characterization of Magnetic Particles Application in Cell Separation and Analysis Applications in Molecular Biology Clinical Applications: Cancer Treatment Hyperthermia Magnetic Resonance Contrast Enhancement Drug Delivery Organized by: Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A. Urs Hafeli and Maciej Zborowski hafeliu@ccf.org |
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For further information, please check as always our website
http://www.magneticmicrosphere.com/meet2004.htm
http://www.magneticmicrosphere.com
4th International Symposium
on
Metallic Multilayers
(MML '04)
| When: | June 7 - 11, 2004 |
| Where: | National Institute of Standards and Technology, |
| Boulder, Colorado, USA |
We wish to inform you of the Metallic Multilayers Symposium to be held in Boulder, Colorado, in June 2004 (MML '04). This upcoming meeting continues the tradition of giving scientists a single-session venue for the presentation of outstanding, cutting-edge research in a relaxed, picturesque setting. Past conferences were held in Kyoto 1992, Cambridge 1995, Vancouver 1998, and Aachen 2001. MML '04 will be held on the campus of the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Topics for the conference include both fundamental and applied aspects of magnetic metallic multilayers. The subject matter spans the range from devices to film properties; from spin injection into semiconductors to spin-dependent tunneling; from magnetization dynamics to exchange bias; from magnetic recording media to patterned structures.. to name just a few exciting topics of research. Please mark your calendars, and we look forward to seeing you in Boulder in 2004!
Symposium Co-chairs:
Dr. Thomas J. Silva
Prof. Zbigniew Celinski |
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The Eleventh Biennial IEEE Conference on Electromagnetic Field Computation (CEFC 2004) sponsored by IEEE Magnetic Society and Seoul National University will be held June 6-9, 2004 at the Sheraton Grande Walkerhill Hotel, Seoul, Korea. The theme of the conference, Electromagnetic Field Computation, is broad enough to promote wide interactions among researchers in many academic disciplines.
The aims of the IEEE CEFC are to present the latest developments in modeling and simulation methodologies for the analysis of electromagnetic fields and wave interactions, with the application emphasis being on the computer-aided design of low and high frequency devices, components and systems.
Scientists and engineers worldwide are invited to submit original contributions in the areas of static and quasi-static fields; wave propagation; material modeling; coupled problems; optimization; numerical techniques; software methodology; applications of electromagnetic CAD to electrical/ electronic device, component and system prototyping. With broad and active participations from all over the world, we are convinced the CEFC 2004 will be a success. Please come and enjoy exciting moments with us. For further information please contact Secretariat.
General Chairman
Song-yop Hahn,
Seoul National University, Korea
CEFC 2004 Secretariat
ENG420-040, School of Electrical Engineering, Seoul National University
San 56-1, Shillim-dong, Kwanak-gu, Seoul 151-742, KOREA
Tel: +82-42-472-7460 / Fax: +82-42-472-7459
E-mail: cefc@cefc2004.com
Web Site: http://www.cefc2004.com
Second Seeheim Conference on Magnetism
Seeheim, Germany
June 27- July 1, 2004
SCM is a series of Conferences held every three years under the auspices of the Darmstadt University of Technology. Scientists from 36 countries attended the last Seeheim Conference on Magnetism in 2001. The conference covers the latest developments in the magnetism of nanostructured materials, surfaces, interfaces and nanoparticles.
The location is Lufthansa Training Centre Seeheim. The idyllic climatic resort of Seeheim is situated 43 km south of Frankfurt Airport. The Training Centre is embedded in the Odenwald forest overlooking the Rhine river valley. Here the participants of SCM will find a quiet, natural country environment with everything it takes for concentrated discussions.
CONFERENCE COORDINATORS
M. Ghafari, H. Hahn
Darmstadt University of Technology
Petersenstr. 23
64287 Darmstadt,
Germany
Tel: + 49-6151-16 63 25
Fax: + 49-6151- 16 63 35
The complete information of
THE SECOND SEEHEIM CONFERENCE ON MAGNETISM
is now available at:
http://www.tu-darmstadt.de/magnetism/
EMSA 2004
5th European Magnetic Sensors and Actuators Conference
July 4 -7, 2004
Cardiff, United Kingdom
Scope and Format
The European Magnetic Sensors and Actuators Conference (EMSA) is already a well known European forum that serves to assess the status, recent progress, and development in the field of magnetic sensor technology and magnetic actuators. It was first held in 1996 in Iasi-Romania and since then has continued every two years in Sheffield-UK, Dresden-Germany, and Athens-Greece. The aim of the conference is to generate an overview of research in magnetic sensors and actuators, to recognise their relevance in modern industry and to identify potential future collaborations. EMSA 2004 provides an excellent opportunity to bring together scientists and engineers from universities, research institutes and industry to present and discuss their most recent results covering both fundamental and applied aspects of magnetic sensors and actuators.
Conference Topics
Publications
Papers will be published in a special volume of Sensors and Actuators after a regular review process. Details related to abstract formatting, preparation and submission will be announced on the conference website www.cardiff.ac.uk/engin/emsa2004
Important Deadlines
- Abstract submission March 01, 2004
- Notification of acceptance April 01, 2004
- Early registration May 01, 2004
- Papers to be submitted July 06, 2004
Conference Office
Cherrie Summers
Wolfson Centre for Magnetics Technology
School of Engineering, Cardiff University
Cardiff CF24 OYF, United Kingdom
Tel / Fax: +44(0)29 2087 4421
E-mail: emsa2004@cardiff.ac.uk
www.cardiff.ac.uk/engin/emsa2004
Areas of interest include:
On behalf of the PASPS III organizers and advisory committee, I hope to meet you in Santa Barbara.
Dr. David Awschalom
University of California, Santa Barbara
Conference Chair
Gordon Research Conference on
Magnetic Nanostructures
August 22 - 27, 2004 - Big Sky Resort (Montana, USA)
| Sessions and invited speakers (preliminary)
Magnetic semiconductors: H. Ohno (Sendai) Magnetic nanowires: TBA Magnetic anisotropy of nanoclusters: H. Brune (Lausanne) Spin-dependent tunneling: TBA Spin-injection: W.W. Ruhle (Marburg) Spin-current induced excitations and magnetization reversal: R.A. Buhrman (Ithaca) / M.D. Stiles (Gaithersburg) Ultrafast magnetization dynamics: Th. Rasing (Nijmegen) / C. Chappert Orsay) Kondo effect in self-organized nanostructures: K. Kern (Stuttgart) Spin-dependent effects in quantum dots: J. Martinek (Poznan) Spin Hall effect and novel spin dependent phenomena: TBA Spin manipulation and quantum computing: to be announced Magnetic logic: R. Koch (Berlin) Berry phase, spin chirality, and anomalous Hall effect: Y. Tokura (Tsukuba, Tokyo) (to be confirmed) |
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Information and applications:
http://www.grc.uri.edu/programs/2004/magnano.htm
Contact:
bruno@mpi-halle.de
grc-magn-nano@mpi-halle.de
ICF-9
Ninth International Conference of Ferrites
August 23-27, 2004
Cathedral Hill Hotel, San Francisco, California, U.S.A.
Second Announcement and Call for Papers
Abstract Submission Deadline-March 1, 2004
The 2004 International Conference on Ferrites (ICF) is the ninth in a series of conferences that provide a forum for the presentation and discussion of the latest scientific and technological developments in ferrites (magnetic ceramics) and related materials. The International Advisory Committee and the U. S. Organizing Committee are pleased to announce that for the second time in its history, the conference (ICF9) will be held in San Francisco, California.
The eight previous conferences were held in Kyoto, Japan (1970, 1980, and 2000), Tokyo, Japan (1992), Bellevue, France (1976), San Francisco, U.S.A. (1984), Bombay, India (1989), and Bordeaux, France (1996). The last conference in 2000 attracted over 500 attendees from 30 countries and had a technical program of 312 papers (oral and poster).
Hosted by: The American Ceramic Society; Sponsored by: Japan Society of Powder and Powder Metallurgy International Magnetics Association; Endorsed by: The American Physical Society; Cooperating Society: IEEE Magnetics Society
Scope
The conference will cover all areas of basic science and technology for ferrites and related materials. Special emphasis will be placed on advanced findings and emerging technologies that are expected to open new horizons for ferrites in the twenty first century. Papers on the results of academic, technical, and industrial studies are welcome. The subject areas for ICF9 are as follows:
Science (S)
1. Physics of ferrites and related materials
2. Chemistry of ferrites and related materials
3. Crystal growth, sintering and microstructure
4. Thin films, multilayers, and fine particles
5. Other basic science
Invited Speakers and Special Sessions
In addition to contributed oral and poster papers in the above areas, ICF9 will include a number of invited speakers, symposia, panel discussions, and workshops. The Program Chair (patton@lamar.colostate.edu) welcomes suggestions for invitees, special topic sessions, as well as the names of possible organizers for such sessions. The Program Committee will review all suggestions and assemble a slate of invited speakers and special sessions in key areas of current interest to the ferrite community.
Possible symposia, panel, and workshop topics include:
1. Energy conversion using ferrites and related compounds
2. Magnetite bio-mineralization: new developments and current topics
3. New physics, especially of electronic phase transitions in magnetite, perovskites, and other oxides exhibiting Giant Magnetoresistance (GMR), Colossal Magnetoresistance (CMR), and superconductivity
4. Linear and nonlinear microwave processes in thin films
5. Magnetic and magnetorheological properties of novel ferrite films, including amorphous films and multilayered structures
6. Bonded magnets: basic and applied studies, from raw materials in current use to new products
7. Magnetic materials and components for power electronics
8. New raw materials, methods, and equipment for ferrite processing
9. Ferrite applications [Joint with International Magnetics Association (IMA)]
Abstract Submission
Scientists and engineers working in the broad area of ferrite materials, science,
and applications are invited to submit abstracts for consideration by the Program Committee. Abstracts for contributed
papers must be submitted electronically through The American Ceramic Society Online Conference Management Submission
(OCMS) system. Potential submitters as well as prospective attendees are invited to visit the ICF9 Web site at
www.ceramics.org/meetings/ferrites.
Abstracts must be 300 words or less in length, not counting the title, author and address by-lines, and references. An acknowledgement of receipt will be sent by e-mail. If acknowledgement is not received, the abstract was not properly submitted. Contact ocms@ceramics.org if you have problems with submission of your abstracts.
Acceptance notices will be sent out in early April, 2003. The web submission software will automatically produce the accepted abstracts in the proper format for publication in the ICF9 Meeting Guide.
The firm cut-off date for the submission of abstracts is March 1, 2004
Sponsorship and Commercial Exhibits
Organizations and companies with ferrite related services and products are invited to serve as industrial sponsors for the conference. These organizations, especially those involved in ferrite production, raw materials supply, production equipment manufacture, and measuring instrumentation, are invited to exhibit their products in a specially designated ICF9 exhibit area. Further information on sponsorship and exhibits will be sent out shortly. Contact Christine Schnitzer at cschnitzer@ceramics.org for more information.
Conference Proceedings
The ICF9 Proceedings will be published by the American Ceramics Society.
ICF- 9 U. S. Organizing Committee
Conference Chairperson:
Dr. Alex Goldman, President, Ferrite Technology Worldwide, ferritetec@aol.com
Secretary General:
Prof. Gareth Thomas, University of California at Berkeley garth@uclink4.berkeley.edu
Program Committee Chairperson:
Prof. Carl E. Patton, Colorado State University, patton@lamar.colostate.edu
Publications Committee Chairperson:
Prof. Ronald F. Soohoo, University of California, r2soohoo@aol.com
Corporate Relations Committee Chairperson:
Mr. Richard G. Parker, Chairman of the Board, Fair-Rite Products Corp, parkerr@fair-rite.com
Local Committee Chairperson
Mr. Thomas M. Coughlin, President, Coughlin Associates, TmCoughlin@aol.com
American Ceramic Society (ACerS) Conference Coordinator
In order to be placed on the ICF9 mailing list for future announcements, please visit the conference web link indicated above or contact Ms. Schnitzer by email.
www.ceramics.org/meetings/ferrites
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JEMS'04 September 05-10, 2004 Dresden, Germany |
SCOPE
The Joint European Magnetic Symposia, JEMS, are the unification of the two most important conferences on magnetism regularly organized in Europe, namely EMMA (European Magnetic Materials and Applications) and MRM (Magnetic Recording Materials). JEMS focus on magnetism research and applications as well as new magnetic materials. Information about the conference is available at:
http://www.ifw-dresden.de/imw/jems04/
TOPICS (PRELIMINARY)
IMPORTANT DATES
September 15, 2003
Call for papers
February 1, 2004
Deadline for abstract submission
March 15, 2004
Notification about abstract acceptance
May 15, 2004
Deadline for advanced registration
June 30, 2004
Deadline for paper submission
CONTACTS
For further information, please contact the organisers at the following address: A. Kirchner: IFW Dresden, P.O. Box 27 00 16, 01171 Dresden, Germany
http://www.ifw-dresden.de/imw/jems04/
Phone: +49 351 4659 405 / 460
Fax: +49 351 4659 541
email: jems04@ifw-dresden.de
EIGHTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON
MAGNETIC MATERIALS, PROCESSES AND DEVICES
Part of the 206th Meeting of The Electrochemical Society
October 3-8, 2004, Honolulu, Hawaii
Call for Papers
Magnetic thin films play important roles in data recording systems, sensors, microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), and other devices. New knowledge continues to be acquired in magnetic film processing including: film nucleation and growth, structure of deposits, stress and micromagnetics of films, thermal and magnetic annealing, electrochemical and electroless plating systems, etching, process chemistry, tool design, process control, etc. Our understanding of the correlations between deposition parameters, film composition, structure, properties and device performance also continues to improve.
The purpose of the symposium is to bring together electrochemists, physicists, engineers, and device designers who are working in the area of magnetic thin-film technology to review the present state of the field and to point out fruitful new areas for research. Materials of interest include Fe, Ni, Co, and their alloys, as well as laterally patterned, laminated or compositionally modulated structures, including nanowires and self-organized films.
The symposium will further cover subjects specific to the fabrication of thin-film heads, microelectro mechanical systems, micromotors, and other magnetic devices. The symposium will include invited review or tutorial papers and contributed papers.
Publication of a Proceedings Volume to be available after the Meeting is provisionally planned.
Acceptance of a paper in this symposium (oral or poster) obliges the authors to submit a camera-ready copy of the full proceedings volume manuscript at the meeting. Instructions for preparing the manuscript will be sent out by the symposium organizers after the notification of acceptance is distributed by the ECS Headquarters Office. Abstracts, suggestions, and inquiries should be sent electronically to ECS Headquarters and the symposium organizers. Abstracts must be received at ECS Headquarters by June 1, 2004.
Symposium organizers:
C. Bonhote, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, christian.bonhote@hgst.com;
S.R. Brankovic, Seagate Research, stanko.r.brankovic@seagate.com;
W. Schwarzacher, University of Bristol, w.schwarzacher@bristol.ac.uk;
G. Zangari, University of Virginia, gz3e@virginia.edu;
T. Osaka, Waseda University, osakatet@waseda.jp;
Y. Kitamoto, Tokyo Institute of Technology kitamoto@iem.titech.ac.jp
Visit the Symposium website at
http://researchweb.watson.ibm.com/SymposiumMMPD/
for updates and to see the Table of Contents of previous Proceedings volumes.
This conference annually brings together scientists and engineers interested in recent developments in all branches of fundamental and applied magnetism. Emphasis is placed on experimental and theoretical research in magnetism, the properties and synthesis of new magnetic materials, and advances in magnetic technology. The Program consists of invited and contributed papers. Abstract booklets will be made available at the Conference, and Proceedings will be published in the Journal of Applied Physics.
Categories for submission include:
Abstracts must be submitted prior to the July 2, 2004 deadline. This deadline will be strictly observed. Advance Registration for the conference will be available by August 1, 2004. More information will be posted on the MMM Homepage. Advance Registration via the web is the most convenient way to register and is highly recommended
| The conference will take place in Jacksonville, Florida. Jacksonville was the site of the first European settlement in Florida, and it is now the largest city in Florida and the largest city in the United States by land area. More than a million souls make their home in Jacksonville. It is a major hub of commerce and has extensive freight-handling facilities. Blessed with a deep-water port, the town has prospered from shipyards, automobile imports and naval operations. The area's remarkable natural beauty makes tourism a leading industry. The conference hotel, the Adam's Mark Jacksonville, is the newest premier hotel in Northeast Florida. Located downtown on the St. Johns Riverfront, the hotel is adjacent to the Jacksonville Landing entertainment and shopping area and only 18 miles from the airport. More details, conference rates and a Hotel Room Reservation Form will all be available on the MMM Conference website by this summer. Room reservations can be made beginning in August. http://www.magnetism.org/ |  |
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5th International Symposium on
Hysteresis and Micromagnetic Modeling
May 30 - June1, 2005
Budapest, Hungary,
Venue: Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary, Roosevelt Sq. 9.
http://www.HMM2005.bme.hu
Organized by the
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
in cooperation with the
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Research Institute for Technical Physics and Materials Science
Pollack Mihaly College of Engineering, University of Pecs
Preliminary Call for Papers
The 5th International Symposium on Hysteresis and Micromagnetic Modeling (HMM-2005) will be held at Budapest, Hungary. The previous Symposia were held at The George Washington University, Virginia Campus. Ashburn, VA, USA (1996), University of Perugia. Perugia, Italy (1999), The George Washington University, Virginia Campus. Ashburn, VA, USA (2001), and at the University of Salamanca. Salamanca, Spain (2003). The 5th International Symposium on Hysteresis and Micromagnetic Modeling is devoted to the 100 year anniversary of birth of Hungarian scientist F. Preisach, the creator of the hysteresis model, bearing his name.
The aim of the 5th International Symposium on Hysteresis and Micromagnetic Modeling is intended to be a forum for presentation and discussion of the most recent advancements in the fields of hysteresis modeling and computational micromagnetics. Continuing with the tradition of the previous HMM symposia, HMM-2005 has a strong interdisciplinary character . Our aim is to bring together scientists with a wide range of backgrounds and interests (physicists, mathematicians, material scientists, engineers, etc) to exchange ideas, methods, and results. Although special emphasis will be on magnetic hysteresis, there will be sessions in the program focused on the universal aspects of hysteresis, independently of its origin. The scientific program of the 3-day symposium will consist of several talks by invited speakers, and a larger number of contributed talks and posters, organized along different thematic sessions.
Topics of the Symposium
General hysteresis and coupled problems, mathematics of hysteresis, statistical aspects, etc
Preisach modeling.
Vector hysteresis modeling.
Hysteresis experiments and measurements.
Barkhausen noise, disorder, chaotic behavior.
Nonmagnetic hysteresis.
Classical spin models, random-field models, domain wall models, etc.
Dynamic hysteresis, thermal relaxation, aftereffects.
Micromagnetics, theory.
Micromagnetics, numerical techniques, field calculations, standard problems.
Micromagnetics, applications, hysteresis properties of nanoparticles, spin dynamics of coherent structures, etc.
Abstract Book
Authors are invited to send 2 pages short contribution to the Abstract Book. After reviewing, the accepted papers will be presented in oral and poster sessions at the Symposium. The full version of the papers after second review will be published in Physica B.
Important dates
Submission of Abstracts, January 10, 2005.
Notification of acceptance, February 10, 2005.
Pre-registration and hotel reservation, till March 30, 2005.
Submission of full papers, May 30, 2005.
Symposium, 30 May --1 June 2005
Preisach Memorial Book
As the 5th International Symposium on Hysteresis and Micromagnetics Modeling (HMM-2005) will be devoted to the memory of the 100 year anniversary of the birth of Ferenc Preisach, whose hysteresis model is bearing his name, on this occasion a memorial volume on the Preisach model and its different modifications will be published, where researchers, working in the field of Preisach models are cordially invited to submit manuscripts.. After a peer review process the papers will be published in Preisach memorial book.
The topics are
Play and stop operator in the Preisach model
The classical Preisach model
Extended versions of Preisach model
Vector formulations in Preisach models
Dynamic hysteresis aftereffects and disorder in magnetic simulation
Micromagnetic simulation and Preisach models
Experimental validation of the Preisach model
Preisach models in applications.
Deadlines
Full paper to the book 10 January, 2005
Review and acceptance of the paper 10 February, 2005.
Corrected version of the paper 10 March, 2005.
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International Steering Committee
L. Bennett, The George Washington University (Washington DC, USA.) Chairman.
G. Bertotti, IEN Galileo Ferraris (Torino, Italy).
A. Bossavit, Electricite de France (Clamart, France).
M. Brokate, TU München (Munich, Germany).
E. Cardelli, University of Perugia (Perugia, Italy).
J. R. Cardoso, University of Sao Paulo (Sao Paulo, Brasil).
E. Della Torre, The George Washington University (Washington DC, USA).
J. Fidler, Vienna University of Technology (Vienna, Austria).
A. Ivanyi, Technical University of Budapest (Budapest, Hungary).
H. Kronmuller, Max Planck Institute (Stuttgart, Gernany).
I. Mayergoyz, University of Maryland (College Park, MD, USA).
R. D. McMichael, NIST (Gaithersburgh, USA).
I. Muller, Technical University of Berlin (Berlin, Germany).
J. L. Porteseil, Laboratoire Louis Neel - CNRS (Grenoble, France).
J. Sprekels, Weierstrass Institut (Berlin, Germany).
N. Takahashi, University of Okayama (Okayama, Japan).
A. Visintin, University of Trento (Trento, Italy).
Program Committee
O. Alejos, Univ. de Valladolid (Valladolid, Spain).
V. Basso, IEN Galileo Ferraris (Torino, Italy).
L. Bennett, The George Washington University (Washington DC, USA.).
G. Bertotti, IEN Galileo Ferraris (Torino, Italy).
E. Cardelli, University of Perugia (Perugia, Italy).
E. Della Torre, The George Washington University (Washington DC, USA).
M. J. Donahue, NIST (Gaithersburgh, USA).
G. Durin, IEN Galileo Ferraris (Torino, Italy).
G. Friedman, University of Illinois at Chicago (Chicago IL, USA).
A. Ivanyi, Technical University of Budapest (Budapest, Hungary). Co-chair
C. E. Korman, The George Washington University (Washington DC, USA).
L. López-Diaz, Univ. de Salamanca (Salamanca, Spain).
I. Mayergoyz, University of Maryland (College Park, MD, USA).
J. M. Munoz, Univ. de Valladolid (Valladolid, Spain).
C. Serpico, University of Naples "Federico II" (Naples, Italy).
O. Tchubykalo, ICMM (Madrid, Spain).
L. Torres, Univ. de Salamanca (Salamanca, Spain).
F. Vajda, DMS (Boston, MA, USA).
Local Organizing Committee
Ivanyi, Co-chair, Hungary
J. Gyulai, Co-chair, Hungary
J. Ginsztler, Co-chair, Hungary
J. Ásvanyi, Hungary
T. Barbarics, Hungary
J. Fuzi, Hungary
G. Kadar, Hungary
P. Kis, Hungary
M. Kuczmann, Hungary
Meszaros, Hungary
L. Pal, Hungary
M. Pardavi-Horvath, USA
Zs. Szabo, Hungary
F. Vajda, USA
L.K. Varga, Hungary
G. Vertessy, Hungary
G. Zimanyi, USA
Correspondence
Co-Chair, Dr. Amalia Ivanyi
Executive Secretary, Mr. Miklos Kuczmann
Technical Secretary, Mr. Peter Kis
Department of Broadband Infocommunication and Electromagnetic Theory
Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Egry J. 18. H-1521, Budapest, Hungary,
Tel: +36-1-463-2817, + 36 1 463 1049, Fax: +36-1-463-3189
E-mail:secretariat@hmm2005.bme.hu
Updated information at:
http://www.HMM2005.bme.hu