WELCOME TO SPINON WORKSHOP 2018
Registration is open only until 20th July!
SPINON WORKSHOP 2018 is a platform that brings together renowned scientists and young researchers in the field of molecular magnetism.
Take your part among the scientists from all levels of their career as we share new ideas and experiences in the beautiful city of Lisbon.
BE INSPIRED
An eclectic mix of newest ideas and experienced observations
INTERNATIONAL AUDIENCE
A great opportunity for a globe-wide networking
YOUNG SCIENTISTS
A melting pot for the freshest ideas of new scientists and the know-how of their more established peers
HOT TOPIC
Multifuncional magnetic materials include molecules displaying phenomena such as spin crossover, single-molecule magnets, among others. These materials can also be used to fabricate devices towards incorporation of molecular magnetic materials into real life objects.
This field combines the experience of chemists, physicists and materials scientists working together not only in understanding the basic phenomena behind molecular magnetism, but also the advances in materials development, through combining more than one property in a molecular magnet.
SAY OLÁ!
Have you ever been to Lisbon? If you have, you are familiar with the Imperial Capital's optimistic atmosphere. The sunny weather of the day relays into a vivid night, offering anyone a pleasant stay and more.
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GREAT PLENARY SPEAKERS
SPINON WORKSHOP 2018 is a brief event, but its contents are anything but! Exciting talks by brightest scientists will be crowned by three brilliant minds of our area.
Professor Yann Garcia, with his expertise on spin crossover; Professor Manuela Ramos Silva, with her inspiring lecture on single-molecule magnets; and last but not least, Professor Richard Berndt with advances on molecular magnetic devices will be there to help spark great ideas.
Prof YANN GARCIA
Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium
Prof MANUELA R. SILVA
University of Coimbra, Portugal
Prof RICHARD BERNDT
University of Kiel, Germany
