WELCOME

Welcome to ‘Magnetism and Magnetic Materials Laboratory’ at Kyoto University

We investigate the magnetism of metals and compounds, particularly quantum phenomena at low temperatures.

News:

20/02/2010 Symposium ”New trend in metallic magnetism and its application to material science”

was hosted at Kyoto University (supported by GCOE)

17/03/2010 The article by Waki et al was selected as “Papers of Editors’ Choice”

in Journal of Physical Society of Japan (Vol.79 No.4)

See “News and Comments” at http://jpsj.ipap.jp/news/jpsj-nc_66.html

27/09/2010 Turkey party at Mt. Hiei

01/10/2010 Yamazaki received Ph.D and moved to ISSP, Univ. Tokyo

15/11/2010 The article by Tabata et al was selected as “Papers of Editors’ Choice”

in Journal of Physical Society of Japan (Vol.79 No.12)

See “News and Comments” at http://jpsj.ipap.jp/news/jpsj-nc_80.html

05/02/2011 Symposium ”Metallic magnetism and quantum critical phenomena”

was hosted at Nara

11/03/2011 Earthquake and tsunami at northeastern Japan

01/07/2011 Ohta (PD) on leave from our lab

to work at Tokyo Univ. of Agriculture&Technology as Assistant Prof., Congrats!

14/11/2011 Roast pig party at Mt. Hiei

05/02/2011 Symposium ”Structure of metallic magnets and spin fluctuations”

was hosted at Himeji

01/10/2012 Mohamed Abdelkareem Ali Ahmed Kassem joined our lab from Egypt

01/12/2012 Symposium ”Future perspective of metallic magnetism”

was hosted at Akashi

18/03/2013 Laboratories moved to ‘Engineering Science Departments Building’ (3rd floor)

10/04/2013 Ohanami at Kamo River side

20/07/2013 Roast pig party at Mt. Hiei again

01/23/2017 Mohamed Abdelkareem Ali Ahmed Kassem received Ph.D

04/02/2017 Mohamed returned to his home country

27/02/2017 Last modified

Brief history of our lab:

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 younger academic staffs Y. Tabata and T. Waki.

Mailing 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 to Lab:

Our lab locates at Main Campus in Yoshida area.

To get there, see http://www.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/access/getting/getting_1.htm

To get to lab, see, http://www.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/access/campus/main.htm

and find ‘Faculty of Engineering, Engineering Science Departments Building (No.57)’.

Room numbers are 324 (Nakamura), 323 (Tabata), and 321 (Waki).