News

NEW24/3/2025

There were Graduate School Degree Conferment Ceremony and Graduation Ceremony in Kyoto University.
Some students will continue to doctoral or master's programs.

NEW18-21/3/2025

The Physical Society of Japan 2025 Spring Meeting was held online.
Doctor course's students and a master course's student gave their presentations.

6-7/2/2025

2nd year master course's students reported on their thesis in presentation within our department.

15-16/1/2025

4th year bachelor course's students reported on the progress of their experiments in presentation within our department.

11/12/2024

A paper written by a co-researcher was published in Nanotechnology Vol.36 (2025).
It was added to the paper list.

4-6/12/2024

The 24th Annual Conference on Japanese Society of Neutron Science was held at Nagoya Congress Center. A doctor course's student gave his presentation.
It was added to the meeting list.

13/11/2024

A paper written by a doctor course's student was published in Physical Review Materials Vol.8 (2024).
It was added to the paper list.

1/10/2024

A doctor course's student from abroad has joined our laboratory.

History of our laboratory

A laboratory for the investigation of metallic magnetism was founded by Prof. Yoji Nakamura in Kyoto University in 1963. He managed the lab until his retirement in 1988.

After that, the lab was succeeded by Prof. Masayuki Shiga.

Now Prof. H. Nakamura continues the study of metallic magnetism after 2007 with academic staffs Y. Tabata and T. Waki.

Post address

Magnetism and Magnetic Materials Laboratory
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Graduate School of Engineering
Kyoto University
Yoshida-honmachi, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto
606-8501, Japan

Access

Our lab locates at Main Campus in Yoshida area.
To get there, see https://www.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/access .
To get to our lab, see https://www.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/access/main-campus-map
and find ‘Faculty of Engineering, Engineering Science Departments Building (No.57)’.
Room numbers are 323 (Nakamura), 322 (Tabata) and 321 (Waki).