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Announcement - Excursion : the excursion fee was determined to be 35,000 KRW including entrance fee, partial service charge for a guide and your dinner expense in Gyeongju. Please sign up at the registration desk with paying the fee if you would like to participate. Download : Excursion_info.pdf - The program of workshop and the travel information regarding taxi fare were updated. (20th Nov) - The travel information for international participants was updated. - The program of workshop is now available. - Registration deadline is extended to 10/29 (Wed).
Although no registration fee needs be paid to attend the workshop, pre-registration is highly required for workshop arrangements in many aspects. It is recommended that graduate students and post-doc researchers who are studying multiferroics and other related fields participate in this meeting giving a poster presentation. Venue
POSCO International Center (locating at the POSTECH Campus, Pohang, South Korea) Period
November 24 (Mon), 2014 ~ November 27 (Thu), 2014 Overview
The APCTP Workshop on Multiferroics got started at APCTP in 2008 and continued to be held annually since. The previous sites for the workshop include Tokyo, Hsinchu, Beijing, and Singapore. The workshop has successfully brought together the most active researchers in the field and enhanced the strength of collaboration in the international community. Indeed, they have acted as a catalyst for a number of recent discoveries and advances, including new materials and theoretical predictions, and interpretations. The workshop is intended particularly for young students or researchers in the region and thus includes tutorial programs where experts in the field will review the current situation and suggest the future direction. A conference is also scheduled to provide opportunities for poster presentation of most recent results. In the spirit of APCTP there is no registration fee for this workshop, but pre-registration is required for lodging arrangements. Topics
Multiferroics, materials or systems combining magnetic and ferroelectric properties, present a potentially impactful novel class of materials. These systems exhibit tunable coupling between electrical polarization and spontaneous magnetization and have attracted considerable attention in recent years both in terms of the physical mechanism governing their unusual properties but also their application capabilities in the electronics industry, including fine control of magnetic memory by electric field. Multiferroics research as a field has become an arena for most rapidly developing activities in condensed matter physics. Advances achieved in materials physics since the late eighties in sample preparation, sample characterization, and theory are merging together to propel the field. Invited Speakers Changyoung Kim
(Yonsei University, Korea)
Takahashi
Youtarou (University of Tokyo, Japan) Lixin He
(University of Science and Technology of China, China) Jeehoon Kim (POSTECH, Korea) Clemens Ulrich (University
of New South Wales, Australia) Thomas T. M.
Palstra (University of Groningen, Netherlands) William Jo (Ewha
Womans University, Korea) Alexei A. Belik
(National Institute for Materials Science, Japan) Pu Yu (Tsinghua University, China) Mike H. Whangbo
(North Carolina State University, USA) Yoon Seok Oh (Ulsan
National Institute of Science and Technology, Korea) Shigeo Mori
(Osaka Prefecture University, Japan) Si-Young Choi (Korea Institute of Materials Science, Korea) Sang-Wook Cheong (Rutgers University, USA) Ki-Seok Kim
(POTECH, Korea) Neil D. Mathur
(University of Cambridge, UK) Young Sun (Chinese
Academy of Sciences, China) A. Sundaresan
(Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, India) Jungho Ryu
(Korea Institute of Materials Science, Korea) Jun-Ming Liu (Nanjing University) Daniel Khomskii
(Universitaet zu Koeln,
Germany) Je-Geun Park
(Seoul National University, Korea) Jan Seidel
(University of New South Wales, Australia) Cewen Nan
(Tsinghua University, China) Han Woong Yeom (POSTECH, Korea) Tsuyoshi Kimura
(Osaka University, Japan) Soonchil Lee (KAIST, Korea) Moon Ho Jo (POSTECH, Korea) International Advisory Board Sang-Wook Cheong (Rutgers University, USA) Daniel Khomskii (Cologne University, Germany) Tsuyoshi Kimura (Osaka University, Japan) Jianqi Li (Chinese Academy of Sciences, China) Christos Panagopoulos (Nayang Technological University, Singapore) Yoon Hee Jeong (POSTECH, Korea) Organizers Yoon Hee Jeong (POSTECH) Kee Hoon Kim (SNU) Chan-Ho Yang (KAIST) Contact
multiferroic2014@gmail.com Sponsors
 Basic Science Research Institute of POSTECH |
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