Special MMU Seminar

This seminar series started in 1995 as "Nanostructured Materials Seminar", and more than 160 seminars were given by the visitors to the Magnetic Materials Unit (formely Metallic Nanostructure Group). The seminar series has been renamed as "Special MMC Seminar". Seminar is held unperiodically, when we have visitors from outside NIMS.

Series Date Speaker Title
168 Jan 26, 2012 Dr. Y. Nakatani
Univ. of Electro-Commun.
Micromagnetic simulation
167 Jan 17, 2012 Dr. Stuart S. P. Parkin
IBM Fellow
The Spin on Electronics! Science and Technology of spin currents in nano-materials and nano-devices
166 Dec 20, 2011 Dr. M. Yamada
Central Research Laboratory, Hitachi Ltd.
Spin Accumulation read head technology beyond the 2Tbit/in2 HDD
165 Oct 12, 2011 Dr. Giselher Herzer
Vacuumschmelze GmbH
Magnetic Sensors for Electronic Article Surveillance
164 Oct 5, 2011 Dr. O. Mosendz and Dr. S. Pisana
San Jose Research Center, HGST
FePtAg-C media for temperature assisted magnetic recording and their thermo-magnetic characterization
163 July 8, 2011 Prof. Oleg Mryasov
MINT Center, Univ. Alabama
Fundamentals of MR-RA scaling : TMR and GMR
162 July 4, 2011 Prof. Thomas Schrefl
SPUST
Micromagnetics of recording on exchange composite media
161 February 10, 2011 Dr. Jeff Childress
HGST
Design considerations for all-metal magnetic recording sensors at >1 Tb/in2
160 February 7, 2011 Dr. Kanta Ono
KEK
Magnetic microstructure of (Nd,Dy)-Fe-B magnets studied by x-rays and neutrons
159 January 27, 2011 Dr. O. Gutfleisch
IFW Dresden
Magnetic Materials in Sustainable Energy
158 10.11.9 Dr. Y. Kubota
Seagate Technology
8 Heat Assisted magnetic Recording (HAMR) : Media Aspects
157 10.11.8 Dr. T. Yamashita
Western Digital Media Operations
Current Hard Disk Media Design and Roadmap for Future
156 10.9.10 Prof. Simon P. Ringer
Univ. Sydney
Exploring the hierarchy and architecture of solid solutions with atom probe microscopy
155 10.7.22 Dr. G. Herzer
Vacuumschmelze GmbH
Application oriented issues of amorphous and nanocrystalline soft magnetic materials
154 10.6.8 Dr. F. Vurpillot
CNRS
Optimisation of the pulsed laser assisted atom probe
153 10.5.14 Prof. c. S. Bhatia and Prof. H. S. Yang
Natl Univ Singapore
Frontiers in Magnetic Recording Research: Vision for 10 Terabits per square inch
152 10.3.16 Prof. S. S. Babu
Ohio State Univ.
Structure - Property Correlations in Blastalloy-160 steel Welds
151 10.3.15 Prof.H. L. Fraser
Ohio State Univ.
Towards Modeling of the Mechanical Properties of Titanium Alloys
150 09.12.14 Prof. K. U. Kainer
GKSS, Inst. Mater. Res.
Development of Wrought Magnesium Alloys and Processes for Structural Applications in Transportation Industries
149 09.9.29 Prof. K. O'Grady
Univ. York
A New Paradigm for Exchange Bias in Polycrystalline Films
148 09.7.23 Prof. C. Suryanarayana
Univ. Central Florida
Mechanical crystallization of metallic glasses
147 09.7.13 Dr. M. H. Hong
POSCO
Development of Ti/Nb-free new bake hardening steels for automotive panels in POSCO
146 09.6.18 Prof. A. Fujita
Tohoku Univ.
Development of high-performance itinerant-electron metamagnetic refrigerants La(FexSi1-x)13 and their derivatives
Special 08.10.27 Prof. D. E. Laughlin, CMU
Prof. T. Schrefl, Sheffield
Dr. O. Gutfleisch, IFW Dresden
A workshop on "Microstructures and Properties of Magnetic Materials"
145 08.8.4 Prof. Nack J. Kim
POSTECH
Development of high performance Mg alloys by twin-roll casting
144 08.8.1 Dr. Eric Fleury
KIST
Can phase separation be used to enhance the plastic deformation in bulk metallic glasses?
143 08.4.8 Dr. S. Prakash Narayan
AMPRI, India
The plastic deformation of nanocrystalline Nd-Fe-B magnet and generation of processing maps
142 08.3.24 Dr. Gregory B. Thompson
Univ. Alabama
Nucleation and Growth in FePt Nanoparticles and Thin Films
141 08.2.22 Prof. C. Suryanarayana
Univ. Central Florida
Synthesis of advanced materials by mechanical alloying
140 07.12.27 Dr. Y. Sakuraba
IMR, Tohoku Univ.
Half-metallicity of Co2MnSi full-Heusler alloy observed in magnetic tunnel junctions
139 07.12.13 Dr. L. Nasi
IMEM - CNR
Scanning probe microscopy and X-ray characterization of continuous, irradiated, and patterned FePt thin films
138 07.12.11 Dr. F. Albertini
IMEM - CNR
Perpendicular magnetic thin films and exchange-spring magnets based on FePt L10
137 07.12.4 Prof. M. Yamamoto
Hokkaido Univ.
Heusler alloy-based magnetic tunnel junctions with a MgO tunnel barrier
136 07.11.2 Dr C. Bettles
Monash Univ.
Alloy development for powder metallurgical applications
135 07.10.29 Prof. S. A. Majetich
Carnegie Mellon Univ.
Magnetic nanoparticles: self-assembly and nanoscale behavior
134 07.10.24 Prof. S. Mitani
IMR, Tohoku Univ.
Materials and nanostructures for spin injection
133 07.10.19 Dr. A. Kikitsu
Toshiba
High density magnetic recording media
132 07.9.3 Prof. R. Kirchheim
Univ. Goettingen
Interaction of solute atoms with defects - a paradigm shift
131 07.8.23 Prof. Nack J. Kim
POSTECH
Design of high performance structural alloys using second phases
130 07.8.1 Prof. Jae-Chul Lee
Korea University
Metholodologies to improve the plasticity of amorphous alloys
129 07.7.30 Dr. J. F. Nie
Monash Univ.
Strengthening in Al-Cu Alloys Containing Shear-Resistant Precipitate Plates
128 07.7.13 Prof. C. Felser
Johannes Gutenberg-Universitat
New Materials for Spintronics
127 07.6.8 Prof. H. Kato
Yamagata Univ.
Why is Nd-Fe-B the strongest ever ? - basics and applications of hard magnetic materials --
126 07.5.30 Prof. J. Z. Jiang
Zhejiang Univ.
Research on Bulk Metallic Glasses at Zhejiang University
125 07.5.29 Prof. G. J. Shiflet
Univ. Virginia
A Statistical Thermodynamic and Electronic Study of Amorphous Steel
124 07.5.24 Z.H. Stachurski
Australia National Univ.
Rheology and nanocrystallisation at high hydrostatic pressure of a Zr-Ti-Ni-Cu-Be bulk metallic glass
123 07.4.13 Prof. M. Sahashi
Tohoku Univ.
Fabrication and evaluation of nano-constriction NOL and its application to CPP-GMR/DWMR spin valve devices
122 07.3.16 Prof. B. Muddle
Monash University
Nucleation-mediated Nanostructure in Aluminium Alloys
121 07.3.13 Prof. K. Takanashi
IMR, Tohoku Univ.
Spin-dependent single electron tunneling and spin accumulation in metallic nanoparticles
120 06.12.15 Prof. David T. Wu
Yale Univ.
Microstructure maps for nucleation and growth transformations
119 06.12.6 Dr. F. Johnson
GE Global Research
Nanostructured metals development at GE Global Research - selected advances and challenges
118 06.11.27 Dr. J. F. Nie
Monash University
Revisit of precipitation in Mg-Zn Alloys
117 06.11.20 Dr. D. B. Miracle
Air Force Research Laboratory
Advanced aluminum and titanium alloys for aerospace applications
116 06.11.17 Prof. K. S. Shin
Seoul National University
Processing and characterization of advanced magnesium alloys
115 06.10.12 Dr. M. Miller
Oak Ridge Natinal Lab.
Characterization of dislocations with a local electrode atom probe
114 06.9.1 Prof. G.D.W. Smith
Oxoford Univ.
Materials design at the atomic level: three dimensional atomic scale experiments and modelling
113 06.9.1 Dr. M. Wollgarten
Hahn-Meitner Institut
Investigation of amorphous Al-Ni-La alloys, evolution of nanostructure during thermal treatment and routes to application
112 06.8.31 Dr. V. Radmilovic
Lawrence Berkeley Nat'l Lab
Coarsening kinetics in Al-Sc-Zr alloys
111 06.8.18 Dr. O. Gutfleisch
IFW Dresden
High performance permanent magnets
110 06.8.16 Dr. O.Chubykalo-Fesenko
Material Science Institute of Madrid, Spain
Modelling of switching properties of soft-hard composite materials for magnetic recording applications
109 06.7.12 Dr. Y. Murakami
IMRAM, Tohoku Univ.
Analysis of magnetic domains by electron holography and Lorentz microscopy
108 05.4.26 Prof. K. Inomata
NIMS
Magnetic tunnel junctions for high performance spintronics devices
107 05.11.22 Dr. J. F. Nie
Monash University
Development of precipitation hardenable magnesium alloys for automotive and aerospace applications
106 05.10.31 Prof. J. H. Perepezko
Univ. Wisconsin-Madison
Nanostructured Materials: Reaction Kinetics and Stability
105 05.10.20 Prof. En Ma
Johns Hopkins Univ.
How do atoms pack themselves in metallic glasses?
104 05.10.18 Prof. R. Kirchheim
University of Goettingen
Characterizing nanostructured and advanced materials by field ion microscopy and 3d-atom probe analysis
103 05.9.12 Dr. B. Deconihout
CNRS, University of Reouen
Atom probe tomography assisted by ultrafast laser pulses
102 05.4.11 Prof. T. Schrefl
University of Sheffield
Exchange spring magnets: Micromagnetic theory and applications
101 04.12.1 Dr. Golden Kumar
IFW Dresden (now NIMS)
Structural and magnetic properties of Nd-based metastable alloys
100 04.10.26 Prof. H. Kato
Tohoku University
Coercivity enhancement of sintered Nd-Fe-B magnets by high-magnetic-field processing
99 04.10.6 Prof. R.W. Chantrell
Seagate and York Univ.
FePt nanoparticle assemblies - magnetic and physical properties and the potential for ultra-high density recording
98 04.7.23 Dr. K. Oikawa
AIST
Magnetically induced phase separation of Co-based alloy system
97 04.7.22 Prof. K. Inomata
Tohoku Univ.
Structural, magnetic and transport properties of half-metallic full-Heusler alloys
96 04.7.2 Dr. S. Hirosawa
Tokyo Inst Technology
Microstructural Control of Nanoclusters in Age-Hardening Aluminum Alloys
95 04.6.25 Dr. Allan Schroeder Pedersen
Risoe National Laboratory
Storage of Hydrogen with Special Emphasis on Metal Hydrides
94 04.6.24 Prof. K. Krishnan
Univ. Washington
Thin Film Magnetic Heterostructures: Proximity and Interface Effects
93 04.6.8 Dr. H. Ito
IMR, Tohoku Univ.
L10 ordering of FePt thin films and the fabrication of FePt MFM tips
92 04.4.27 Drs. E. Fleury
KIST
New Cu-based BMGs with high strength and enhanced plasticity in compression
91 04.4.2 Prof. D. H. Kim
Yonsei University, Seoul
Enhancement of plastic strain and observation of shear bands in bulk metallic glasses
90 04.3.26 Prof. O. Kitakami
IMRAM, Tohoku Univ.
Magnetic materials for high density recording
89 04.3.25 Dr. T. T. Gribb
Imago, Madison, USA
Advantages of the Local Electrode Atom Probe (LEAP) Microscope and its Applications for Magnetic Storage Materials
88 04.3.17 Dr. S. Ohnuma
RIEMM, Sendai
Nanogranular soft magnetic thin films as electromagnetic noise absorber
87 04.2.27 Dr. A. Castellero
IMR, Tohoku Univ.
Nanoindentation studies of shear banding in fully amorphous and partially devitrified metallic alloys
86 04.2.3 Prof. Ke Lu
SNLMS & IMR, CAS
On strength of nanostructured metals
85 03.12.10 Prof. Mingwei Chen
Tohoku Univ., Johns Hopkins Univ.
Partial dislocation controlled deformation in nanocrystalline materials
84 03.11.25 Prof. Kenji Matsuda
Toyama University
Recent studies by Energy filtering TEM
83 03.10.02 Prof. Hirotoshi Fukunaga
Nagasaki University
Studies on Hard Magnetic Thin Films and Their Applications - Thick Film-Magnets and Exchange-Spring Films -
82 03.9.30 Dr. Norio Maruyama
Biomaterials center, NIMS
Fatigue and Fretting Fatigue Properties of Zr-Based Bulk Amorphous Alloy in Phosphate Buffered Saline Solution
81 03.9.26 Prof. S. Kamado
Nagaoka Univ. Tech.
Ovewview and development on age hardenable high strength Mg alloys
80 03.9.5 Dr. Morten Eldrup
Risoe National Labo.
Examples of detection and characterisation of defects in metals by positron annihilation spectroscopy
79 03.8.18 Prof. Seiji Mitani
Tohoku Univ
Spin dependent single electron tunneling through self-assembled Fe nanoparticles
78 03.8.1 Prof. Sara Majetich
Carnegie Mellon Univ.
Magnetic nanoparticle arrays
77 03.6.30 Prof. Kannan Krishnan
Univ. Washington
Metallic nanocrystals and their superlattices: controlled synthesis, magnetism and technological applications
76 03.6.25 Dr. R. Gopalan
NIMS(DMRL, Hyderabad)
Development of nanocomposite magnets based on SmCo/Fe system
75 03.5.9 Prof. B. S. Murty
IIT, Kharanpur
Nanocrystalline Materials by Mechanical Alloying
74 03.4.17 Prof. Toshiji Mukai
Univ. Tokyo
Microstructure design of light-weight alloys for structural applications
73 03.4.11 Dr. Andreas Kunding
NIMS (formery ETH)
Bulk metallic glasses for micromechanical systems - alloy modifications and microforming
72 03.3.19 Dr. Yoshihiko Yokoyama
(Himeji Inst Technology)
Zr-TM-Al based metallic glass
71 03.3.7 Prof. J. H. Perepezko
Univ. Wisconsin-Madison
Nucleation-Controlled Reactions and Metastable Structures
70 03.2.3 Dr. S. H. Suh,
CNMT, Seoul
Research Programs on Nanostructured Materials in Korea
69 03.2.21 Dr. Thomas Kelly
Imago Scientific Instrum
3D atomic-scale compositional imaging with Local Electrode Atom Probes
68 03.2.3 Dr. J. F. Nie
Monash Univ., Melbourne
Design and development of high performance Mg alloys
67 03.12.20 Dr. Hideyuki Okumura
Carnegie Mellon Univ.
Nanocrystalline/Amorphous Soft Magnetic Materials for Data Storage Applications
66 02.12.6 Dr. Junji Saida
IMR, Tohoku Univ.
Factors of the stabilization of metallic glasses
65 02.9.2 Prof. Gary J. Shiflet
Univ. Virginia
Devitrification Phase Transformations in Al-based Metallic Glasses
64 02.8.2 Dr. Satoshi Okamoto
Tohoku Uni.
Fabrication of L10-Fe(Co)Pt thin films and isolated nanoparticles and their magnetic properties
63 02.6.17 Prof. George D. W. Smith
Univ. Oxford
Three dimensional atom probe studies of grain boundaries and thin film interfaces
62 02.3.4 Professor H.-J. Fecht
Univ. Ulm
Nanostructure formation and properties of metals and composites processed mechanically in the solid state
61 01.11.12 Prof. Yasuyoshi Nagai
IMR, Tohoku Univ.
Analysis of vacancies, impurities and solute clusters by positron annihilation
60 01.6.6 Professor Dong Hyuk Shin
Hanyang Univ.
Bulk Nanostructured Materials by Severe Plastic Deformation
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58 01.4.11 Dr. Yukiko K. Takahashi
NIMS
Magnetic properties of (C,N) containing Fe based thin films
57 01.1.12 Dr. Tadakatsu Ohkubo
Osaka Univ.
Local structural analysis of amorphous alloys by electron diffraction
56 00.12.15 Prof. Akihisa Inoue
IMR, Tohoku Univ.
Develpment of Al, Mg, Fe based nanostructured high strength ductile materials
55 00.10.6 Dr. M. K. Miller (ORNL) Contributions of atom probe tomography to the understanding of complex engineering alloys
54 00.9.28 Dr. Bernard Deconihout
Univ. Rouen
Latest developments in 3D atom-probe technique: applications to material science
53 00.9.22 Prof. K. V. Rao
Royal Inst. Tech. Stockholm
Novel probes to local magnetism at sub-micron nanoscale
52 00.9.18 Dr. J. P. Liu
Louisiana Tech
Nanocomposite hard magnetic materials
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49 00.5.31 Prof. Barry C. Muddle
Monash Univ.
Advancing Microstructural Design In High Strength Light Alloys
48 00.5.11 Prof. W. T. Kim and D. H. Kim
Yonsei Univ.
Solidification behaviours of Sn and In droplets embedded in an icosahedral Al-Cu-Fe matrix
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46 00.3.9 Professor Hiroshi Yamamoto
Meiji Univ.
Magnetic properties of rapidly solidified Nd-Fe-Co-V-B based nanocomposite magnets
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44 00.1.11 Prof. David E. Laughlin
Carnegie Mellon Univ.
Nanocrystalline Magnetic Materials: Processing, Properties and Structure
43 99.12.3 Dr. Ken Ohashi
Shinetsu Chemical
Development of rare earth magnets and their coercivity mechanism
42 99.11.1 Prof. Akihiro Makino
Akita Pref. Univ.
Microstructure and properties of nanocrystalline Fe-M-B (M = Zr, Nb) soft magnetic materials
41 99.9.10 Prof. M. Hasegawa
IMR, Tohoku Univ.
Recent development of positron annihilation method and its appliation to ferrous alloys and semiconductors
40 99.7.9 Prof. Daisuke Shindo (Tohoku Univ)
Dr. Yoshihito Yoshizawa (Hitachi Metals)
Analytical electron microscopy analysis of nanohetero metallic materials

Ten years after the development of FINEMET alloys
39 99.11.