Call for Abstracts

The Magnetism committee invites the submission of oral and poster abstracts for presentation at the Magnetism 2027 conference.

Whilst this theme will form a central focus of the meeting, we strongly encourage submissions across the wider magnetism community.

If you require a rapid response to your abstract submission, for example due to an extended visa process, please contact the chair at T.Moorsom@leeds.ac.uk. 

Requests will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Please note that a request will only be considered if there is a valid reason such as an extended visa process. 

Accepted abstracts will be offered a poster at early review. An upgrade to a talk will be considered at full review in January 2027.


Suggested Topics

Abstracts are encouraged in areas including, but not limited to:


  • Biomagnetism & Biomagnetics 
  • Terrestrial & Extraterrestrial Paleomagnetic Materials. 
  • Patterned Thin Films 
  • Magnetic Neuromorphic and Memory Devices
  • Magnons and Ultrafast Spin Dynamics 
  • Microscopy Techniques and Applications for Magnetic Materials 
  • Domain Walls and Spin Textures 
  • Ferri- and Antiferro-magnetism 
  • Superconducting Spintronics 
  • Spintronics 
  • Interfacial and Low Dimension Magnetism 
  • Altermagnetism and Unconventional Magnetism 
  • Novel Phenomena and Techniques 
  • Magnetic Materials for Energy Applications 

Submission Format

  • Title: Maximum 25 words.
  • Abstract: Plain text, maximum 250 words.
  • Images: One image may be included in the submission (if applicable).

How to Submit

  1. Create an account.
  2. Enter your title (maximum 25 words).
  3. Add author details and affiliations.
  4. Upload your abstract (maximum 250 words).
  5. Select your preferred presentation format.
  6. Accept the terms and conditions.
  7. Submit your abstract.

Abstract Submission Deadline

11 January 2027

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Submission Information

  • Submitting an abstract indicates a commitment from the presenting author to register for and attend the event if the abstract is accepted.
  • To begin your submission, please create an account and choose a memorable password. You will need these details to access your submission and complete event registration.
  • Enter the abstract title in Title Case (maximum 25 words).
  • Select your preferred presentation format (oral presentation or poster). While the organising committee will consider your preference, the final format allocation will be determined based on programme requirements and availability.
  • Enter all author names and affiliations in the relevant fields.
  • Complete the abstract text and any additional information requested in the submission form.
  • Review and agree to the terms and conditions.
  • Submit your abstract for review.

If all required fields have been completed, you will be able to submit your abstract. Incomplete submissions can be saved as a draft and returned to at a later date.

Once your abstract has been submitted, the corresponding author will receive a confirmation email acknowledging receipt. This email will also contain login information that can be used to update the submission (where permitted) and track its status.

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Why Present?

Presenting at Magnetism provides an opportunity to:


  • Share research, case studies and best practice.
  • Showcase innovative projects and initiatives.
  • Connect with professionals across the sector.
  • Contribute to knowledge exchange and discussion.
  • Expand your professional network.
  • Raise the profile of your organisation and work.