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Please refer to the 2008 Meeting Page for all the information available about the upcoming conference in Vancouver, BC Canada.
We look forward to an interesting conference as well as a great time to be had with colleagues from around the world.
Experiment for Children
Follow these step by step instructions to create your own ferrofluid. The instructions were written for middle school students so they are clear and detailed.
Most Accessed Article from the Journal on Molecular Pharmaceutics
One of our own has made it into the top 5 most cited articles in the journal "Molecular Pharmaceutics". We congratulate Tapan Jain and his co-authors to their interesting work!
Iron Oxide Nanoparticles for Sustained Delivery of Anticancer Agents
Joint European Magnetic Symposia
JEMS'08 will be held in Ireland at Trinity College Dublin, from September 14-19,
2008. Members of the international scientific and engineering
communities interested in recent developments in magnetism and related
technology are welcome to participate the Conference. Plenary and
semi-plenary lectures aimed at the general technical audience are a
highlight of the meeting. Reports of new research results will be organized
in a series of independent symposia, listed below. A special tutorial
session aimed at graduate students and young engineers will be held on 14th.
This year we are also pleased to announce the special keynote leactures by two nobel laureate 2007 Peter Gruenberg, Julich Germany: From Spinwaves to Giant Magnetoresistance
and beyond
Albert Fert, CNRS/Thales Orsay, France: The present and the future of
spintronics. More Information
New Approach to Prevent Non-Specific Binding in Magnetic ELISA Assay
A new fluidic design combined with an original strategy of manipulating magnetic beads in order to reduce assay noise in bead-based microfluidic ELISA without the need for prior channel pre-treatment has been reported by Herrmann et al. The novelty of the system relies on the physical separation of the immune complex formation phase and the enzymatic reaction phase into two independent networks of channels. These networks are linked by fluidic bridges, whose openings are controlled by pressure valves, and through which the beads are magnetically transferred. Click here for details.
Proceedings for the 2006 Scientific and Clinical Applications of Magnetic Carriers Meeting
After every "Magnetic Carrier Meeting", we publish a book or a special issue that contains the most-up-to date research in our area. A special issue of the "Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials" has appeared on March 15, 2007 as volume 311 and contains 97 original peer-reviewed papers published after the 2006 meeting. Have a look at the Table of Contents.
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