Magnetism 2027

Uniting global magnetism researchers across science and industry

1-2 April 2027

Cloth Hall Court, Leeds, UK

Register interest

Magnetism 2027 is the premier conference organised by the UK and RoI magnetism community. A mixture of invited talks and submitted contributions will allow the breadth of magnetism research in the UK and Rol to be presented.

Who you'll meet

You’ll meet over 150 attendees and exhibitors, including leading researchers, emerging scientists, and industry experts from across academia and the magnetism sector.

Who should attend

The Magnetism conference is for academic researchers and scientists working in magnetism and related fields, postgraduate students and early-career researchers in physics, materials science, and engineering, industry professionals involved in magnetic technologies, materials, and applications, international researchers interested in collaborating with the UK and Republic of Ireland magnetism community and specialists in subfields such as spintronics, superconductors, topological systems, and computational physics.


Key Dates

    October   2026

Abstract Submissions Open

 November 2026

Registration Opens

     30 November   2026

Speaker Nominations Close

     11 January    2027

Abstract Submissions Close

1 March 2027

Early bird Registration Deadline

22 March 2027

Final Registration Deadline

Scientific Committee

Trevor Almeida

Keele University

Joeseph Barker

University of Leeds

David Cabrera

Keele University

Matt Ellis

University of Sheffield

Richard J Harrison

University of Cambridge

Tom Hayward

University of Sheffield

Freya Johnson

Imperial College London

Paul Keatley

University of Exeter

Demi Kepaptsoglou

University of York/SuperSTEM

Brian Kiraly

University of Nottingham

Sam Ladak

University of Cardiff

Naemi Leo

University of Cardiff

Chris Marrows

University of Leeds

Thomas Moore

University of Leeds

Kelly Morrison

University of Loughborough

Quentin Ramasse

University of Leeds/SuperSTEM

Elton Santos

University of Edinburgh

Neil Telling

Keele University

Ivan Vera Marun

University of Manchester

Christopher Woodgate

University of Bristol

Location & Venue

Venue

Cloth Hall Court

Camp Field

Quebec Street

Leeds

LS1 2HA



What you can expect at Cloth Hall Court


  • Synergy with businesses from a diverse range of industries, in keeping with Leeds’ industrial heritage and reputation for innovation.
  • A venue that prioritises sustainable development and seeks to reflect best environmental practices.
  • Quiet spaces available on request
  • Located in the heart of Leeds city centre, close to the train station, shops, hotels and more.