MAP8 in Grenoble, France
The International Workshop on Material Analysis and Processing in Magnetic Fields will be held in Grenoble, France.
MAP International Workshop was first held in 2004 in Tallahassee, then each two years in Grenoble, Tokyo, Atlanta, Grenoble-Autrans, Okinawa.
The last workshop, MAP7, was succesfully held in Providence in 2016
LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Eric Beaugnon (Grenoble, CNRS-LNCMI, France)
François Debray (Grenoble, CNRS-LNCMI, France)
Alexandra Gasparini (Grenoble, CNRS-LNCMI, France)
Noriyuki Hirota (Tsukuba, NIMS, Japan)
Natacha Hubert (Grenoble, CNRS-LNCMI, France)
Amélie Pic (Grenoble, CNRS-LNCMI, France)
Sophie Rivoirard (Grenoble, CNRS-NEEL, France)
Dominique Vitiello (Grenoble, CNRS-LNCMI, France)
SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
CNRS - Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
EMFL - European Magnetic Field Laboratory
CNRS/LNCMI - Laboratoire National des Champs Magnétiques Intenses
NEWS
February 12th:
MAP8 website (winter style) is now online
April 5th:
call for abstract is open
April 25th: online registration opens
June 5th: abstracts list now announced, please check "PROGRAM" on the bar menu
General information
The conference will be held at CNRS/LNCMI, Grenoble High Magnetic Field Laboratory
25 avenue des martyrs, 38000 - GRENOBLE
Accomodation
Many hotels are located close to the conference site, near railway station or in the city center with easy connection by tramway B
Access to CNRS/LNCMI
From Lyon Saint Exupery airport :
The conference center is easily connected to
Lyon Saint Exupery airport, which provides international and domestic connections, including Paris
Grenoble is connected to Lyon Saint-Exupéry Airport via a shuttle bus service - this shuttle bus stops 5 minutes away on foot from the laboratory - bus stop
Place de la Résistance. On the link below, you will find information about this service (timetable and prices).
www.ouibus.com
From Paris Charles de Gaulles airport :
From Paris Charles de Gaulles airport, join Paris Gare de Lyon Railway station and take high speed train TGV to Grenoble. You will then arrive 2 steps from tramway B.
From Grenoble Railway station :
Take tramway B from Grenoble railway station and stop at terminus "Presqu'île Scientifique"
Do you need a visa?
For information about visa requirements, please check for the
France Diplomatie web page.
If you require a letter of invitation, please contact us
Registration
Website registration is mandatory and will be soon online.
Onsite registration will not be possible.
Registration fees :
Full participant : 280 €
Student : 220 €
Accompanying person : 150 €
All registration fees include :
- Welcome party
- Excursion
- Banquet
- 3 days transportation ticket for buses and tramway in Grenoble
In addition, full partipant and student fees include :
- Access to the conference site
- Lunches
- Proceedings
Online registration
Plase follow this
link to make pre-registration
Important dates
April 25th: online registration opens
Slightly later than April 25th: Abstracts submission deadline
Mid May: Abstracts acceptance
Until end May: early payment
June 26th - June 29th: MAP8 conference
Abstracts
Abstract will be submitted by email to map8@lncmi.cnrs.fr
A template for submission can be found
here
Important dates
April 25th: online registration opens
Slightly later than April 25th: Abstracts submission deadline
Mid May: Abstracts acceptance
Until end May: early payment
June 26th - June 29th: MAP8 conference
Program overview
Tuesday, June 26th
Welcome party
Wednesday, June 27th
Plenary sessions
Thursday Morning, June 28th
Plenary sessions
Thursday afternoon, June 28th
Poster session
Excursion
Banquet
Friday, June 29
Plenary session
Closing
All lunches will be provided on site and are included in the registration fees
Oral Presentation
Poster Presentation
Selected abstracts
Archana Mootha
Hiroshima Univ.
Magnetic Behaviour of Giant Vesicle Containing Guanine Particles as A Model of Irridophore
Arkadiy Skvortsov
Moscow Polytechnic Univ.
Aftereffect of magnetic field on creep of Al containing Fe inclusions
Atom Hamasaki
Shinshu Univ., Matsumoto
Study for Optimal Pitch Composition and Preparation Condition for Magnetic Orientation on Carbon Material
Chiharu Tanebe
Nippon Institute of Technology, Saitama
Noncontact optical manipulation of SrAl2O4:Eu, Dy/polypropylene complex levitated in a magnetic field by magneto-Archimedes effect
Eizo Ushijima
Aisin Cosmos R&D Co, Aichi
Creation of strong magnetic field using a Halbach magnet array available for the portable biosensor device
François Debray
CNRS/LNCMI
High field facility at CNRS/LNCMI
Hans Engelkamp
Radboud Univ., Nijmegen
Calculations on polymersome shapes in high magnetic fields
Hidehiko Okada
NIMS, Tsukuba
Removal of Iron Scale from Boiler Feed-water in Thermal Power Plant by Magnetic Separation
Hikaru Harita
Hiroshima Univ.
Effects of light and magnetic field on the growth of Aspergillus oryzae
Ikko Ihara
Kobe Univ.
Magnetic Concentration of Tetracycline Antibiotic from Livestock Wastewater Using a Permanent Magnetic Separator
Kazuya Yokoyama
Ashikaga Univ.
Magnetic field generation by various types of HTS bulk magnet systems
Kohki Takahashi
Tohoku Univ.
In-situ observation of melting and solidification process of organic materials in high magnetic fields
Laurent Davoust
SIMaP/EPM
Magnetohydrodynamics as a tool for surface viscosimetry of liquid metals
Maria Castellano-Sanz
CNRS/LNCMI
Magnetochiral Anisotropy in Molecular Conductors
Masakazu Iwasaka
Hiroshima Univ.
Magnetic light control of biologically designed photonic materials
Masakazu Iwasaka
Hiroshima Univ.
Effects of Magnetic Fields on Cilia of Comb Jerry
Mathilde Stübner
Univ. de Reims Champagne-Ardenne
Electrodeposited Co or Ni-doped ZnO under magnetic field
Noriyuki Hirota
NIMS, Tsukuba
In-situ observation of particle deposition process on a magnetic filter during high gradient magnetic separation process
Olga Budenkova
UGA-CNRS/SIMAP
Measurement of the thermophysical properties of the liquid metals: development of the experimental set-up
Rafael Paiotti
Institut Jean Lamour & CNRS/NEEL
Preliminary studies on the influence of intense magnetic field on the phase transformation of a duplex stainless steel
Robert Tournier
CNRS/Institut Néel
Revolution in Nucleation Phenomena: First-Order Glass Transformation and Superheating of Glass Phase above Tm
Roman Morgunov
Institute of Problems of Chemical Physics, Moscow
Ultra low frequency Barkhausen noise in sintered (NdDy)(FeCo)B magnets
Shashank Gupta
CNRS/LNCMI
Excitation and detection of the Alfvén waves in liquid Galinstan
Shota Azuma
NIMS, Tsukuba
Fabrication of Highly Controlled Microstructure in B4C Ceramics by Magnetic Field-Assisted Colloidal Processing
Sophie Rivoirard
CNRS/Institut Néel
Recycling and Valorisation of Rare Earth-based magnets
Tetsuo Oka
Shibaura Institute of technology, Tokyo
Magnetic Field Uniformity between Face-to-Face Magnetic Poles Containing HTS Bulk Magnets
Thiago Takamura Yanaguissava
EPM-SIMAP
Simulation of Magneto-thermoelectric Hydrodynamics around a Grain with Multi-mesh Finite Element Method
Tie Liu
Northeastern Univ.
Contact angles of liquid metals on solid substrates in high magnetic fields
Tomoyuki Terai
Osaka Univ.
Magnetocrystalline Anisotropy of Pseudo Single Crystal Fe3C by a Rotating High Magnetic Field of 10T
Tsuneo Watanabe
Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.
The activities of IFMFC
Wang Jun
Northwestern Polytechnical Univ, Xi'an
Microstructure and properties of AlxCoCrFeNi high-entropy alloys processed under high magnetic field
Yasuhiro Ikezoe
Nippon Institute of Technology, Saitama
Noncontact manipulation of persistent luminescent material by light in a magnetic field
Yunbo Zhong
Shangai Univ.
Effects of super high static magnetic field on the microstructures of binary alloys during the bulk solidification process
Yixuan He
CNRS/LNCMI
Liquid-liquid structure transition in a Co-B eutectic melts: characterized by in-situ magnetization measurement
Important dates
April 25th: online registration opens
Slightly later than April 25th: Abstracts submission deadline
Mid May: Abstracts acceptance
Until end May: early payment
June 26th - June 29th: MAP8 conference