The 1st Asian Conference on Molecular Magnetism (1st ACMM online)
1st ACMM online
Fukuoka, JAPAN
Award
ACMM Rising Star Award
After careful evaluation and consideration, Dr. Fu-Sheng Guo (The University of Sussex, United Kingdom) was selected
as a winner of ACMM Rising Star Award. Congratulations!
Fu-Sheng Guo (The University of Sussex, United Kingdom)
The first high-temperature single-molecule magnet
CV & Abstract
ACMM offers a "Rising Star Award" at ACMM2020. This award was established by great contribution of Prof. Masahiro Yamashita and Prof. Hiroki Oshio.
One winner will be selected and will receive a certificate and a prize of 100,000 JPY, and the winner has an award lecture at the opening ceremony on 9th March.
Eligibility:
Researchers who are 38 years old or younger (when applying) with PhD, and have performed their researches or have nationality in Asian countries/regions including Oceanian and surrounding countries/regions
Application Guideline:
Details are given in the file: Application Guideline
Deadline for application:
15th November 2019
Fu-Sheng Guo (The University of Sussex, United Kingdom)
The first high-temperature single-molecule magnet
CV & Abstract
ACMM offers a "Rising Star Award" at ACMM2020. This award was established by great contribution of Prof. Masahiro Yamashita and Prof. Hiroki Oshio.
One winner will be selected and will receive a certificate and a prize of 100,000 JPY, and the winner has an award lecture at the opening ceremony on 9th March.
Eligibility:
Researchers who are 38 years old or younger (when applying) with PhD, and have performed their researches or have nationality in Asian countries/regions including Oceanian and surrounding countries/regions
Application Guideline:
Details are given in the file: Application Guideline
Deadline for application:
15th November 2019
Poster Award
ACMM offers a "Poster Award" at the 1st ACMM online. About ten
winners will be selected and will receive a certificate and a prize of
5,000 JPY at the closing ceremony on March 10th.
All poster presentations by students and post-doctoral fellows are automatically nominated for this award.
Twelve winners were selected by vote from international judges. Congratulations!!
All poster presentations by students and post-doctoral fellows are automatically nominated for this award.
Twelve winners were selected by vote from international judges. Congratulations!!
| P001 | Haruka Yoshino | Kyushu Univ. | Japan |
| CO2-induced Magnetic Phase Conversion in a Flexible Double-layer Type Porous Magnet | |||
| P004 | Hikaru Zenno | Kumamoto Univ. | Japan |
| Transition of Magnetic Property Depending on L term in 1-D Co(II) Complex | |||
| P008 | Emma Regincos Marti | Univ. of Glasgow | United Kingdom |
| Study on a family of Ln3+ highly coordinated complexes with a short axial Ln-F bond | |||
| P012 | Yongbing Shen | Tohoku Univ. | Japan |
| Redox-Driven Multiple-Charge Transfer Process in a Three-Dimensional Conductive Single-Molecule Magnet Material | |||
| P013 | Moya Hay | Univ. of Melbourne | Australia |
| Ligand Tuning in Cobalt Complexes for Valence Tautomerism | |||
| P023 | Angelos B. Canaj | Univ. of Liverpool | United Kingdom |
| Slow Magnetic Relaxation in High Performance Macrocyclic Dysprosium (III) Single-Molecule Magnets | |||
| P032 | Konatsu Toyama | Kyushu Univ. | Japan |
| Magnetic Behavior Modulation of 2-D Hofmann-type Coordination Polymers via Incorporating Alkoxypyridine | |||
| P033 | Fathima Zahra Mohamed Zahir | Univ. of Melbourne | Australia |
| Effect of Ancillary Ligand on Valence Tautomerism in Cobalt-Dioxolene Complexes: A Computational and Experimental Study | |||
| P034 | Takuto Mibu | Kindai Univ. | Japan |
| Synthesis and properties of mononuclear Co dioxolene complexes containing bulky ancillary ligand | |||
| P038 | Yue Xin | The Univ. of Tokyo | Japan |
| Luminescent Cyanido-bridged DyIII-CoIII Framework Showing Single-molecule Magnet Behavior Switched by Dehydration and Hydration | |||
| P042 | Ekaterina Tiukacheva | N.S. IGIC of the Russian Academy of Sciences | Russia |
| Coordination Compounds of Lanthanides with Schiff Base Ligand | |||
| P053 | Aleksandra Pacanowska | Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences | Poland |
| Construction of thin film systems using solvatomagnetic coordination polymers | |||
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