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This edition has ended.Seminar on Rare-Earth Materials & Magnet Technology was held 22–23 Nov 2023 in Stuttgart. The information below is kept for reference.
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Seminar on Rare-Earth Materials & Magnet Technology

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Dates22–23 Nov 2023
LocationStuttgart, Germany
SubmissionsNot listed
RegistrationClosed
FormatIn person
FieldPhysical Sciences · Chemistry
OrganizerNot listed

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The 2nd MSIT Advanced School Seminar on Rare-Earth (RE) Materials & Magnet Technology is a unique opportunity for professionals in management and technology to learn about the complete supply chain of magnetic materials: Resources of RE ores, mining, concentra… Read more

The 2nd MSIT Advanced School Seminar on Rare-Earth (RE) Materials & Magnet Technology is a unique opportunity for professionals in management and technology to learn about the complete supply chain of magnetic materials: Resources of RE ores, mining, concentration, separating and transforming to RE oxides and metals, alloying to magnet powders and processing to all types of magnets. We show global sourcing and supply, latest economic developments and global geopolitical aspects in magnetics markets and technologies. We explain the materials science behind the properties, technology and applications. Scope The seminar will be focused on permanent magnets and the supply of the raw materials. We will start with fundamentals of the RE elements and magnetism, the principals of RE permanent magnets chemistry, thermodynamics, and constitution, same as measurement techniques. Showing the processes from mine to magnet and recycling is the approach to close the circle for sustainability and environmental protection of Earth. Applications and the future of global markets will be shown, as well as new opportunities of global sourcing. Everything about Magnets, Everywhere and All at Once!See the programme. Audience The event is intended for business and technology managers and employees from various industries in the supply chains of industries of permanent magnet productions and application markets. For example: Business managers, Research staff and research leaders, Materials specialists, Material manufacturer, Production managers, Application specialists, Sales managers and staff, Purchasing managers and staff, Quality managers, All magnet users, etc. Our aim is to help improving communication between material manufacturers, magnet producers, design engineers and customers. Lecturers We are delighted to announce many of the world's best experts in magnet production and materials science as lecturers at the Advanced School "Seminar on Rare-Earth Materials and Magnet Technology”. Language Conference language is English.

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Hotel Pullman Stuttgart Fontana

Vollmoellerstrasse 5 70563 STUTTGART

Stuttgart, Germany

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